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A historical perspective of the clinical evolution of the assisted reproductive technologies
, 1999 Fasouliotis, S.J., Schenker, J.G.
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The Clinical Evolution of Lyme Arthritis
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1987To determine the clinical evolution of Lyme arthritis, 55 patients who did not receive antibiotic therapy for erythema chronicum migrans were followed longitudinally for a mean duration of 6 years. Of the 55 patients, 11 (20%) had no subsequent manifestations of Lyme disease.
A C, Steere, R T, Schoen, E, Taylor
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Evolution of a Geriatric Evaluation Clinic
Journal of the American Geriatrics Society, 1984Multidisciplinary geriatric evaluation units are being established in hospitals and, to a lesser extent, as outpatient clinics. This paper presents results of a chart audit of 332 patients seen from 1978 to 1982 at a university based geriatric outpatient evaluation unit.
J T, Moore +4 more
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Evolution of the Clinically Negative Neck
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 1980A retrospective study was done of 602 patients with primary squamous cell carcinoma of the upper aerodigestive tract and a clinically negative neck (N o ) seen at the University of Illinois Hospital between 1960–1975. There was no uniform policy as to the treatment of N o
E M, Skolnik +4 more
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The Evolution of Clinical Policies
Medical Care, 1990Physicians use clinical policies as guidelines in the day-to-day management of patients. Some policies, by reducing otherwise complicated dilemmas to simple rules, encourage improved patient outcomes, but some are adopted without any evidence of benefit; some may be extended beyond their proper limitations and others are used despite accumulating data ...
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The clinical evolution of the 'Dahl Principle'
British Dental Journal, 1997The restorative management of patients with localised tooth wear is a major challenge to the dental profession. There is rarely adequate interocclusal space available to place restorations without the need for extensive tooth preparation or the involvement of many unaffected teeth.
P F, Briggs, K, Bishop, S, Djemal
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A Clinical Study of Migraine Evolution
Headache: The Journal of Head and Face Pain, 2006Background.—The buildup time of migraine headaches has not been well delineated in publications to date and we are aware of patients whose migraines last well over 72 hours. More concentration on these factors in the assessment of patients might lead to more appropriate therapeutic choices.
William, Pryse-Phillips +11 more
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Clinical Engineering: Evolution of a Discipline
Proceedings of the Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 1992The incredible pace of technological innovation in the field of medical care has driven the development of modern, technologically sophisticated healthcare centers. As a result, engineering professionals have been increasingly drawn into the healthcare system to manage, develop, and maintain the medical devices and systems which these centers employ ...
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The evolution of clinical significance.
Clinical Psychology: Science and Practice, 2001During the evolution of the concept of clinical significance, there has been a continuing dialog about and refinement of the construct. In this issue Sheldrick, Kendall, and Heimberg apply Kendall, Marrs-Carcia, and Sheldrick's method of equivalency testing and normative comparisons to treatments for conduct disorders.
William C. Follette, Glenn M. Callaghan
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