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Measuring health confidence: benefits to patients, clinicians and healthcare providers. [PDF]
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European Journal of Pediatrics, 2010
Rasmussen's syndrome (RS) is a rare acquired progressive inflammatory encephalopathy characterized by drug-resistant partial seizures and cognitive deterioration resulting from a gradual impairment and a subsequent atrophy of a single brain hemisphere. It was firstly described by Theodore Rasmussen in 1958.
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Rasmussen's syndrome (RS) is a rare acquired progressive inflammatory encephalopathy characterized by drug-resistant partial seizures and cognitive deterioration resulting from a gradual impairment and a subsequent atrophy of a single brain hemisphere. It was firstly described by Theodore Rasmussen in 1958.
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Medical eponyms: redeeming or not the long-standing tradition
Postgraduate medical journal, 2021Background Healthcare workers often use terms such as Apgar, Babinski or Glasgow in their routine duties. These terms are used worldwide; they are universal and recognised in various languages.
Y. M. Castillo Aleman
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Eponyms have a place in the anatomy classroom
Anatomical Sciences Education, 2021It was a pleasure to read the article "NOMENs Land: The Place of Eponyms in the Anatomy Classroom" published in Anatomical Sciences Education by McNulty et al. (2021).
Syeda Khadijah Ghaznavi
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Eponyms of birds mostly honour scientists and show positive inclusivity trends
Zoological Journal of the Linnean SocietyIn biological taxonomy, eponyms have become controversial, mostly because some believe that eponyms represent social injustice and include biases against women and people in non-western countries.
George Sangster
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Appropriate use of medical terminology is one of the core conditions for successful communication in monolingual and multilingual healthcare communities. The modern scientific language is based on the descriptive terminology.
E. Armocida +2 more
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Appropriate use of medical terminology is one of the core conditions for successful communication in monolingual and multilingual healthcare communities. The modern scientific language is based on the descriptive terminology.
E. Armocida +2 more
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Neurology, 2020
Objective To assess the historical trends of medical eponym use in neurology literature and knowledge and attitudes among current trainees related to eponyms. Methods A comprehensive list of medical eponyms compiled from multiple online and print sources
Jimmy Zheng, C. Gold
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Objective To assess the historical trends of medical eponym use in neurology literature and knowledge and attitudes among current trainees related to eponyms. Methods A comprehensive list of medical eponyms compiled from multiple online and print sources
Jimmy Zheng, C. Gold
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Epo-Nots: issues with non-traditional eponyms
Journal of Communication in Healthcare, 2020The medical eponym is often viewed amongst the highest honours that can be bestowed upon a person in the field but, as of late, their usage has been contested on ethical, practical and epistemological grounds.
Conor O’Flynn
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