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Diplopia in the Aged: Etiology and Management

Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1980
ABSTRACT A description of diplopia, its causes, compensating mechanisms, and therapy is presented. Diplopia may be of benign origin, e.g., presbyopia or convergence insufficiency, but in the elderly it can be a warning of a severe local disorder or systemic disease. Early medical diagnosis should be a prime objective.
A, Cinotti, E, Stephens, L, Wilcox, G M, Stephens, A, Caputo   +4 more
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Managing in the @ age

Measuring Business Excellence, 2002
Banking has traditionally operated in a relatively stable environment for decades. However, today the industry is facing dramatically aggressive competition in a new deregulated environment. Positioning is an attempt to distinguish the bank from its competitors along real dimensions in order to be the most preferred bank for a certain market segment or
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Aging Face: Surgical Management

Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1961
Introduction The management of aging facial skin by the mere removal of the redundant tissue (face-lift operation), as described in (face-lift books and journals, resolves only half of the problem. Our experience has proved to us that no operation limited to the excision or movement of skin en masse can efface the wrinkles over the forehead, glabella,
S, FOMON, J W, BELL, A, SCHATINER, V, SYRACUSE   +3 more
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Aging Couples and Disability Management

The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 1993
The purpose of this work is to identify, in an elderly population, couple patterns and to relate this typology to the management of disabilities. Resulting from questions arising from research in gerontology, it utilizes the theoretical contribution of the sociology of the family so as to understand the relationships between the functioning of the ...
A, Grand, A, Grand-Filaire, J, Pous
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Workflow Management in the Internet Age

1998
For the last many years, workflow management (WFM) has been the focus of intense activity in terms of products, standards and research work worldwide. WFM integrates concepts from many areas of computer science. Numerous workflow companies, and industrial and academic research groups are in existence now.
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Management of the aging forehead: A review

Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, Oral Radiology, and Endodontology, 2003
Aging in the upper third of the face manifests as rhytids and ptosis of the frontal, glabellar, and brow regions. Frown lines may occur even in younger individuals as a result of habitual or dynamic forehead muscular hyperactivity. Multiple treatment options have been advocated to address forehead rhytids and brow ptosis.
M Scott, Connor, Vasiliki, Karlis, G E, Ghali   +2 more
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Food Management for the Aging Population

Journal of Nutrition For the Elderly, 1996
The older population is becoming more important to our society everyday. These individuals are being studied for their past, present, and potential impact on markets and marketing. Evaluated as a user of products or services in the marketplace or an employee or volunteer within the marketing system, this segment is gaining a visibility and importance ...
J, Militello, L J, Coleman, E, Haran
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Managing the Ageing Experience

2010
This book provides an engaging analysis of how older people manage the ageing experience and gives the reader an insight into what this means for policy and practice.
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Management of Aging

1999
The Department of Geriatrics of the University Hospitals of Geneva, J.-P. Michel, Th. Chevalley et al Center for Interdisciplinary Gerontology, University of Geneva, Ch. Lalive d'Epinay comprehensive geriatric assessment in an emergency ward, Th. Chevalley, F.R. Herrmann et al functional assessment scale - an assessment instrument for nursing care?
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Management of Aging Skin with Cosmetics

Archives of Dermatology, 1962
Man has certainly been concerned with aging of the skin since the beginning of time, and attempts to combat this phenomenon with cosmetic preparations have probably been made for nearly as long. We are not yet able to turn back the clock and restore youth to aged skin, but certainly some advances have been made in slowing the aging process and in ...
R G, CARNEY, L C, ZOPF
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