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Emerging Treatments in Headache
European Neurology, 1997Recent PET studies performed in humans during migraine attacks revealed a 'spreading depression-like' oligemia in the occipital cortex during the aura phase and a region of increased blood flow in the brainstem during the headache phase. Animal models were established to test new migraine drugs. A number of 5-HT agonists, the so-called 'triptans', will
H C, Diener +4 more
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The Emergence of Treatment Wetlands
Environmental Science & Technology, 1998As constructed wetlands for wastewater treatment grow in popularity, regulators and researchers strive to better understand this treatment option.
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Emergency Diagnostic Procedures and Emergency Treatment
2014Metabolic emergencies need to be recognized early, and the initiation of appropriate treatment without any delay determines the overall outcome. A significant proportion of patients with inborn errors of metabolism are at risk of developing a metabolic emergency at some time of their life, particularly those children affected by an inborn error of ...
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Emerging treatments for depression
Expert Opinion on Pharmacotherapy, 2006Established treatments for depression are often effective. However, a significant number of patients show limited or no response. With advancements in the explanation of the underlying neurobiology of depression, several novel therapeutic approaches have been developed.
Paul E, Holtzheimer, Charles B, Nemeroff
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Emerging Anabolic Treatments in Osteoporosis
Current Drug Safety, 2011Anabolic treatment that remodels bone tissue and restores bone biomechanical competence is essential in the treatment of osteoporosis. In addition, long term antiresorptive therapy may have limitations because of the reduced renewal of bone tissue. The only pure anabolic drugs available at present are intact PTH (1-84) (Preotact®) and the truncated PTH
Mosekilde, Leif +2 more
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Treatment of hyperkalemic emergencies
World Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2022Yao, Wu +4 more
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Anaphylaxis and Emergency Treatment
Pediatrics, 2003Food anaphylaxis is now the leading known cause of anaphylactic reactions treated in emergency departments in the United States. It is estimated that there are 30 000 anaphylactic reactions to foods treated in emergency departments and 150 to 200 deaths each year.
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Emergency treatment of hypothermia
Emergency Medicine, 2001AbstractThis review considers several recent concepts regarding aetiology and treatment of accid‐ental hypothermia. The importance and effectiveness of shivering heat production in the attenuation and reversal of hypothermia is described. Immediately following removal from cold stress, the patient is in danger of a deteriorating condition that may be ...
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The Emergency Treatment of Hyperkalemia
Medical Clinics of North America, 1981C L, Kunis, J, Lowenstein
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