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Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1969
In a series of 17 adult patients with megacolon, six seemed to have Hirschsprung’s disease. All were said to have had the disease in childhood and all had normal rectums, but biopsies were done in only two cases. One of the patients was treated conservatively, but he died of pneumonia two years later, and collapse of the lungs secondary to the ...
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In a series of 17 adult patients with megacolon, six seemed to have Hirschsprung’s disease. All were said to have had the disease in childhood and all had normal rectums, but biopsies were done in only two cases. One of the patients was treated conservatively, but he died of pneumonia two years later, and collapse of the lungs secondary to the ...
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1968
Excerpt Whooping cough at the turn of the century was a major factor in infant morbidity and mortality in the United States.
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Excerpt Whooping cough at the turn of the century was a major factor in infant morbidity and mortality in the United States.
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Nursing Management, 2012
The Department of Health and the Social Care Institute for Excellence ave published advice on the legal framework that underpins safeguarding adults at risk of harm. The guide aims to give care professionals an understanding of the current legal position, but warns that the law changes and that every case must be considered individually.
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The Department of Health and the Social Care Institute for Excellence ave published advice on the legal framework that underpins safeguarding adults at risk of harm. The guide aims to give care professionals an understanding of the current legal position, but warns that the law changes and that every case must be considered individually.
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1995
Disease prevention in adults presents challenges to health providers. This article outlines the reasons certain illnesses are targeted for prevention and how recommendations for specific interventions evolved.
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Disease prevention in adults presents challenges to health providers. This article outlines the reasons certain illnesses are targeted for prevention and how recommendations for specific interventions evolved.
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Archives of Internal Medicine, 1965
IT IS A PRIVILEGE of the practice of medicine to pursue the "dying ideal," so beautifully portrayed by Wilfred Trotter, 1 when he said that "an occupation for adults should allow of intellectual freedom, should give character as much chance as cleverness, and should be subject to the tonic of difficulty and the spice of danger." The variety of medicine
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IT IS A PRIVILEGE of the practice of medicine to pursue the "dying ideal," so beautifully portrayed by Wilfred Trotter, 1 when he said that "an occupation for adults should allow of intellectual freedom, should give character as much chance as cleverness, and should be subject to the tonic of difficulty and the spice of danger." The variety of medicine
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