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Journal of Nephrology, 2003
Abstract The traditional control of the dialysis session comes about by means of an open-loop system. At the beginning of the session some parameters are set, such as the kind of dialyzer, the blood flow, the ultrafiltration rate, the dialysate conductivity and the dialysate temperature.
Antonio, Santoro +5 more
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Abstract The traditional control of the dialysis session comes about by means of an open-loop system. At the beginning of the session some parameters are set, such as the kind of dialyzer, the blood flow, the ultrafiltration rate, the dialysate conductivity and the dialysate temperature.
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Proceedings of the 4th International Symposium on Applied Sciences in Biomedical and Communication Technologies, 2011
EEG biofeedback is an up to date therapeutic system able to cure low concentration ability, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), learning disability or depressions. Biofeedback systems based on EDG, ECG, EMG or EEG are used in numerous rehabilitation and therapeutic centers.
Vratislav Cmiel +2 more
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EEG biofeedback is an up to date therapeutic system able to cure low concentration ability, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), learning disability or depressions. Biofeedback systems based on EDG, ECG, EMG or EEG are used in numerous rehabilitation and therapeutic centers.
Vratislav Cmiel +2 more
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European Journal of Gastroenterology & Hepatology, 1996
Biofeedback is derived from psychological learning theory based on operant conditioning. It involves a process of teaching the patient to recognize and subsequently control a physiological function. This is usually achieved by representing such a parameter as an easily perceived signal (e.g.
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Biofeedback is derived from psychological learning theory based on operant conditioning. It involves a process of teaching the patient to recognize and subsequently control a physiological function. This is usually achieved by representing such a parameter as an easily perceived signal (e.g.
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Clinics in Dermatology, 1998
Biofeedback (BFB) is one of the most interesting and stimulating therapeutic methods used in psychosomatic medicine in recent years. Neither the technique nor the underlying concept has been fully developed and classified, but they are the objects of both facile and extreme enthusiasm and equally unjustified skepticism.
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Biofeedback (BFB) is one of the most interesting and stimulating therapeutic methods used in psychosomatic medicine in recent years. Neither the technique nor the underlying concept has been fully developed and classified, but they are the objects of both facile and extreme enthusiasm and equally unjustified skepticism.
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Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 1981
A review of the history and recent directions in the treatment of essential hypertension by direct biofeedback is presented. Current instrumentation and techniques as well as the status of biofeedback in the treatment of hypertension and the follow-up of previous studies is presented.
J, Ciarcia, H, Leigh
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A review of the history and recent directions in the treatment of essential hypertension by direct biofeedback is presented. Current instrumentation and techniques as well as the status of biofeedback in the treatment of hypertension and the follow-up of previous studies is presented.
J, Ciarcia, H, Leigh
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Neurologic Clinics, 1979
The author reviews the concept of self-awareness through physical control and discusses the development and techniques of biofeedback for controlling certain physiologic functions through self-control as it relates to the patient with headache.
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The author reviews the concept of self-awareness through physical control and discusses the development and techniques of biofeedback for controlling certain physiologic functions through self-control as it relates to the patient with headache.
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Journal of American College Health, 1985
Abstract “The Diagnostic Challenge of Nonburrowing Mite Bites: Cheyletiella yasguri,” E. Dorinda Shelley, et al. Endemic pruritus in a family of four proved to be caused by the “bite and run” habits of the Cheyletiella yasguri mites that lived on the family dog.
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Abstract “The Diagnostic Challenge of Nonburrowing Mite Bites: Cheyletiella yasguri,” E. Dorinda Shelley, et al. Endemic pruritus in a family of four proved to be caused by the “bite and run” habits of the Cheyletiella yasguri mites that lived on the family dog.
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American Journal of Psychotherapy, 1977
Biofeedback, a procedure in which patients observe and interact with personal physiologic events, may serve as an experiential adjunct to the psychotherapeutic process, perhaps by assisting them to develop their abilities to recognize and affect the internal events under scrutiny.
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Biofeedback, a procedure in which patients observe and interact with personal physiologic events, may serve as an experiential adjunct to the psychotherapeutic process, perhaps by assisting them to develop their abilities to recognize and affect the internal events under scrutiny.
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1991
Essential hypertension, a widespread health problem, is commonly treated with palliative medications. Pessimism in the medical community about behavioral treatments including biofeedback derives from early evaluations of interventions using relatively weak interventions.
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Essential hypertension, a widespread health problem, is commonly treated with palliative medications. Pessimism in the medical community about behavioral treatments including biofeedback derives from early evaluations of interventions using relatively weak interventions.
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Rehabilitation and Biofeedback
2007Fecal continence depends on the interaction of many factors. Anal sphincters, pelvic floor muscles, anal sensation, rectal sensory-motor activity, and neural integrity all have determinant roles, which together provide a coordinated mechanism of gas and stool continence. The pathophysiology of fecal incontinence is, therefore, often multifactorial, and
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