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Dycal therapy for pulp exposures
Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1972Abstract Teeth were intentionally subjected to pulp exposure and capped with Dycal for eventual microscopic evaluation. Peculiar to Dycal is the fact that the new bridge forms directly against the layer of Dycal because of the action of macrophages in removing the chemically cauterized tissue.
H R, Stanley, T, Lundy
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Posttraumatic growth in exposure therapy for PTSD
Journal of Traumatic Stress, 2010AbstractThis study aims to increase our understanding of trauma positive outcomes by (a) exploring associations between posttraumatic growth and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and (b) investigating posttraumatic growth course and its impact on exposure treatment.
Hagenaars, M.A., Minnen, A. van
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2012
Introduction.- The ethics of exposure thereapy.- Dissemination of Exposure Therapy in Clinical practice: How to handle barriers?.- The role of extinction therapy.- The neural substrates of fear extinction.- Cognitive enhancers in exposure therapy for anxiety and related disorders.- Exposure therapy for anxiety disorders in children.- Aspects of ...
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Introduction.- The ethics of exposure thereapy.- Dissemination of Exposure Therapy in Clinical practice: How to handle barriers?.- The role of extinction therapy.- The neural substrates of fear extinction.- Cognitive enhancers in exposure therapy for anxiety and related disorders.- Exposure therapy for anxiety disorders in children.- Aspects of ...
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2020
Prolonged exposure (PE), the most widely used form of psychological therapy utilized to treat PTSD, has become the PTSD therapy of choice. The approach and protocol is described in detail for PE, noting that the average response rate is approximately 60–70%. While almost all PE studies have been done among males developing PTSD after war trauma, PE has
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Prolonged exposure (PE), the most widely used form of psychological therapy utilized to treat PTSD, has become the PTSD therapy of choice. The approach and protocol is described in detail for PE, noting that the average response rate is approximately 60–70%. While almost all PE studies have been done among males developing PTSD after war trauma, PE has
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2015
Prolonged exposure (PE) is an efficacious and effective treatment for PTSD that has been studied extensively and disseminated around the world. The theoretical underpinning of PE is emotional processing theory (EPT; Foa and Kozak 1985, 1986), an influential theory of pathological anxiety and therapeutic recovery.
Carmen P. McLean +2 more
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Prolonged exposure (PE) is an efficacious and effective treatment for PTSD that has been studied extensively and disseminated around the world. The theoretical underpinning of PE is emotional processing theory (EPT; Foa and Kozak 1985, 1986), an influential theory of pathological anxiety and therapeutic recovery.
Carmen P. McLean +2 more
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Doing the Math in Exposure Therapy
Biological Psychiatry: Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuroimaging, 2021Miguel A. Fullana, Carles Soriano-Mas
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2018
Relevant information on studies investigating the treatment of trauma-related suffering with Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET). Here are stored protocols, R codes and other relevant data.
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Relevant information on studies investigating the treatment of trauma-related suffering with Narrative Exposure Therapy (NET). Here are stored protocols, R codes and other relevant data.
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