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The distributional pattern of diverticular disease
Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1989In Western communities diverticular disease occurs mainly in the sigmoid colon. This contrasts with Oriental populations, in which diverticula occur mainly in the right colon. Diverticular disease has recently emerged in black South Africans. This study shows that diverticula in this population occurs predominantly in the descending colon. The variable
I, Segal, B, Leibowitz
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Sonographic Patterns in Trophoblastic Diseases
Radiology, 1978A range of sonographic patterns in patients with hydatidiform moles can be appreciated with gray scale ultrasonography, which more readily reveals areas of internal hemorrhagic degeneration and fetal growth within a molar mass. Sonography may be used to evaluate patients suspected of having recurrent or invasive trophoblastic disease; a focus of ...
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Culture, Adaptation, and Patterns of Disease
Southern Medical Journal, 1976The sick patient, rather than the disease process itself, should occupy the central focus of the physician's attention. Such an approach recognizes the interaction of physiologic and emotional forces in the occurrence of disease. It allows for a consideration of the contributory role of emotions in the precipition of physical illness and a recognition ...
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FUNCTIONAL PATTERNS IN RENAL DISEASE
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1948Excerpt The introduction of procedures by Homer Smith which permit the measurement of minimal renal blood and plasma flow, glomerular filtration rate and tubular secretory capacity has enabled meas...
A C, CORCORAN, R D, TAYLOR, I H, PAGE
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Thermographic Patterns of Pulmonary Disease
Chest, 1970Cholesteric liquid crystals, encapsulated onto black mylar sheets, were used to map out the thoracic thermographic patterns of pulmonary disease. In six of seven patients with active infection, and four patients with carcinoma of the lung, overlying skin was excessively warm. In nine of eleven patients with pulmonary thromboembolism, and three patients
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The Changing Pattern of Pulmonary Disease
Postgraduate Medicine, 1953The major pulmonary diseases of the past generation have waned in importance and diseases that were rarities or unrecognized 35 years ago are major problems at the present time. Continued epidemiologic study is desirable to impress both the clinician and the pathologist with the diminishing frequency of bacterial infections and the increasing ...
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Dietary Patterns and the Risk of Inflammatory Bowel Disease: Findings from a Case-Control Study
Nutrients, 2021Reema Tayyem +2 more
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Disease Activity Patterns of Inflammatory Bowel Disease—A Danish Nationwide Cohort Study 1995–2018
Journal of Crohn's and Colitis, 2023Johan Burisch +2 more
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