Viktor`s Notes * Middle Ear Disorders
... – most commonly used grafting material is postauricular fascia; others - temporalis fascia, tragal perichondrium, vein graft. – graft may be placed either medially (underlay) or laterally (overlay) to perforation. ...
... – most commonly used grafting material is postauricular fascia; others - temporalis fascia, tragal perichondrium, vein graft. – graft may be placed either medially (underlay) or laterally (overlay) to perforation. ...
Orofacial Pain
... derives from the distinctive characteristics of these target tissues. Thus, orofacial pain may arise from a wide variety of specific sites such as tooth and surrounding structures, temporomandibular joint, muscle, mucosa, sinus, bone, and salivary glands, or it may be referred from adjoining sites s ...
... derives from the distinctive characteristics of these target tissues. Thus, orofacial pain may arise from a wide variety of specific sites such as tooth and surrounding structures, temporomandibular joint, muscle, mucosa, sinus, bone, and salivary glands, or it may be referred from adjoining sites s ...
Nursing Management Plan Small or large bowel
... Routine admission procedure completed Bowel preparation completed or administered if required Clear oral fluids up to 2 hours pre-op Time documented Nutricia preOp® drink was taken and finished Medication charted and given as per ERAS Anaesthetic Protocol TED stockings in situ unless contraindicated ...
... Routine admission procedure completed Bowel preparation completed or administered if required Clear oral fluids up to 2 hours pre-op Time documented Nutricia preOp® drink was taken and finished Medication charted and given as per ERAS Anaesthetic Protocol TED stockings in situ unless contraindicated ...
Obturator Artery Injury Resulting in Massive Hemorrhage
... Low-energy pelvic ring fractures are commonly seen in the elderly and have been associated with significant morbidity in this population. Fractures of the pubic rami in particular account for two-thirds of osteoporotic pelvic fractures.3 Arterial injury following low-energy pelvic fractures is uncom ...
... Low-energy pelvic ring fractures are commonly seen in the elderly and have been associated with significant morbidity in this population. Fractures of the pubic rami in particular account for two-thirds of osteoporotic pelvic fractures.3 Arterial injury following low-energy pelvic fractures is uncom ...
AAOMPT Conference 2015 Louisville, Kentucky Abstracts Selected
... Background & Purpose: Many manual therapists adopt the principle of specificity; a theory which implies that mechanical forces applied to specific vertebral regions may lead to significant biomechanical changes. This theory has not been supported in immediate effects-based studies. It is well docume ...
... Background & Purpose: Many manual therapists adopt the principle of specificity; a theory which implies that mechanical forces applied to specific vertebral regions may lead to significant biomechanical changes. This theory has not been supported in immediate effects-based studies. It is well docume ...
... and attentiveness. The purpose of this literature review was to distinguish athletic pubalgia from other injuries. Clinicians should recognize this syndrome early to prevent further injury to their athletes. Early recognition through thorough evaluations of the injury, including palpation of the are ...
Comparison of 0.1% Ropivacaine-Fentanyl with ... epidurally for labour analgesia
... this study, in combination with fentanyl 2μg/ml, Ropivacaine 0.1% was proved to be equivalent to Bupivacaine 0.1% regarding time of onset of pain relief, duration of action, quality of analgesia, and extent and duration of sensory block. No difference was observed in the delivery outcome between the ...
... this study, in combination with fentanyl 2μg/ml, Ropivacaine 0.1% was proved to be equivalent to Bupivacaine 0.1% regarding time of onset of pain relief, duration of action, quality of analgesia, and extent and duration of sensory block. No difference was observed in the delivery outcome between the ...
33. Pediatric Care
... basically same as in adults ƒ Rib fractures represent greater proportional degree of force to chest ƒ Blunt aortic injuries are less common than in adults but still can happen ...
... basically same as in adults ƒ Rib fractures represent greater proportional degree of force to chest ƒ Blunt aortic injuries are less common than in adults but still can happen ...
plague (bubonic / pneumonic) - Infectious Diseases
... Plague is a bacterial infection caused by Yersinia pestis, a bacteria carried in rodents, such as rats and mice, and their fleas. Plague is rare in the United States but has been found in California, Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico. There are three manifestations of plague: ...
... Plague is a bacterial infection caused by Yersinia pestis, a bacteria carried in rodents, such as rats and mice, and their fleas. Plague is rare in the United States but has been found in California, Arizona, Colorado and New Mexico. There are three manifestations of plague: ...
CURRICULUM VITAE
... ‧ External fixation w Internal Fixator : a new technology w Much of the vascular supply to the callus area derives from the surrounding soft tissue, a reason not to strip any soft tissue! w Internal fixation of fracture alters the biology of fracture healing w Reaming does result in a delayed return ...
... ‧ External fixation w Internal Fixator : a new technology w Much of the vascular supply to the callus area derives from the surrounding soft tissue, a reason not to strip any soft tissue! w Internal fixation of fracture alters the biology of fracture healing w Reaming does result in a delayed return ...
Tooth root resorption: etiopathogenesis and classification
... crown (type A, D) and root (type B, C) (Figs. 1-5) [6]. Internal root resorption is usually asymptomatic and is first recognized clinically through routine radiographs. It is estimated that only in 2% of cases may occur clinical symptoms [15]. The results of tests on the pulp viability often do not ...
... crown (type A, D) and root (type B, C) (Figs. 1-5) [6]. Internal root resorption is usually asymptomatic and is first recognized clinically through routine radiographs. It is estimated that only in 2% of cases may occur clinical symptoms [15]. The results of tests on the pulp viability often do not ...
Introduction - Balance Systems, Inc.
... outcomes. In a recent study Garfinkel et al, 12 poses from Hatha yoga were implemented to increase strength and flexibility. Symptom reduction during exercise is typical of CTS (34). However, Garfinkel et al reported a maintained reduction of symptoms post exercise at the end of an eight-week traini ...
... outcomes. In a recent study Garfinkel et al, 12 poses from Hatha yoga were implemented to increase strength and flexibility. Symptom reduction during exercise is typical of CTS (34). However, Garfinkel et al reported a maintained reduction of symptoms post exercise at the end of an eight-week traini ...
Prevention and Management of Dental Caries in Children
... in amber boxes, with Enhanced Prevention actions for those children assessed as at increased risk of developing caries in red boxes. Throughout this guidance a formal tooth notation system has not been used because it has not been necessary to specify individual teeth. However, when recording inform ...
... in amber boxes, with Enhanced Prevention actions for those children assessed as at increased risk of developing caries in red boxes. Throughout this guidance a formal tooth notation system has not been used because it has not been necessary to specify individual teeth. However, when recording inform ...
Journal of the Louisiana Dental Association
... payment schedules substantially higher. They are now close to a point that I hope will encourage many of you to participate. The updated rates will be posted on the LDA Web site as soon as they are available. They should increase current fees by 15–20%. Seven years ago, with great support from the L ...
... payment schedules substantially higher. They are now close to a point that I hope will encourage many of you to participate. The updated rates will be posted on the LDA Web site as soon as they are available. They should increase current fees by 15–20%. Seven years ago, with great support from the L ...
Myofascial Pain Syndrome Due to Trigger Points
... [2] Sensitized group III and IV nociceptor muscle afferents would also be capable of generating nerve action potentials that are misinterpreted by the brain and projected as referred pain and tenderness. Neural input from this source may also account for referred autonomic phenomena such as coryza, ...
... [2] Sensitized group III and IV nociceptor muscle afferents would also be capable of generating nerve action potentials that are misinterpreted by the brain and projected as referred pain and tenderness. Neural input from this source may also account for referred autonomic phenomena such as coryza, ...
Permanent Laser Hair Removal With Low Fluence High
... small, awkward areas like ears or upper lips. Repetitive passes would be difficult, if not impossible, to perform on those types of anatomical areas. A previous study by Krauss demonstrated that the Soprano diode laser is efficacious for hair removal in its high fluence mode, similar to other diode ...
... small, awkward areas like ears or upper lips. Repetitive passes would be difficult, if not impossible, to perform on those types of anatomical areas. A previous study by Krauss demonstrated that the Soprano diode laser is efficacious for hair removal in its high fluence mode, similar to other diode ...
Fundamentals and Standards of Small Animal Field Clinic Surgery
... Permit acquisition - If equipment and medicines are to be imported for use in the clinic, permit acquisition to import is often the most difficult aspect of a clinic. Permits require a tremendous amount of time, patience and communication. Communications can be very limited with people in the desti ...
... Permit acquisition - If equipment and medicines are to be imported for use in the clinic, permit acquisition to import is often the most difficult aspect of a clinic. Permits require a tremendous amount of time, patience and communication. Communications can be very limited with people in the desti ...
Implant Dentistry is a developing science which has become very
... implants are too long for available bone height. Implant placement in posterior region is challenging, given the possibility of sinus problems, insufficient space between the arches & previous bone resorption. Enlargement of maxillary sinus [pneumatization] can occur due to bone loss from the intern ...
... implants are too long for available bone height. Implant placement in posterior region is challenging, given the possibility of sinus problems, insufficient space between the arches & previous bone resorption. Enlargement of maxillary sinus [pneumatization] can occur due to bone loss from the intern ...
Spinal cord injury
... Spinal cord injury (SCI) is an insult to the spinal cord resulting in a change, either temporary or permanent, in its normal motor, sensory, or autonomic function. Patients with spinal cord injury usually have permanent and often devastating neurologic deficits and disability In all acute cord syndr ...
... Spinal cord injury (SCI) is an insult to the spinal cord resulting in a change, either temporary or permanent, in its normal motor, sensory, or autonomic function. Patients with spinal cord injury usually have permanent and often devastating neurologic deficits and disability In all acute cord syndr ...
Out of Harm`s Way: Sport Injuries
... – When supporting structures (e.g. ligaments) are stretched or torn enough – Bony surfaces partially separate ...
... – When supporting structures (e.g. ligaments) are stretched or torn enough – Bony surfaces partially separate ...
Caring for Your Hands - St. Croix Orthopaedics
... a contracture that prevents full extension of the affected fingers. The masses may be mildly tender, but most are painless. Their natural history is unpredictable — some may progress rapidly while others remain static for years. Treatment for Dupuytren’s is generally symptomatic unless tenderness ...
... a contracture that prevents full extension of the affected fingers. The masses may be mildly tender, but most are painless. Their natural history is unpredictable — some may progress rapidly while others remain static for years. Treatment for Dupuytren’s is generally symptomatic unless tenderness ...
Back to Basics
... Determine which patients require additional investigation and/or referral. Determine which patients require hospitalization. Determine which patients should be on prophylactic treatment and the type of treatment. Select the most appropriate treatment for the underlying condition. List conditions whi ...
... Determine which patients require additional investigation and/or referral. Determine which patients require hospitalization. Determine which patients should be on prophylactic treatment and the type of treatment. Select the most appropriate treatment for the underlying condition. List conditions whi ...