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Successful treatment of severe iatrogenic hypercalcemia and acute kidney injury with hemodialysis in a cat. [PDF]
DelMaestro LA +3 more
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The Effect of Adding Remifentanil to Thiopental for Anaesthesia Induction on the Success of Classic Laryngeal Mask Airway Insertion: A Randomised Double-Blind Clinical Trial. [PDF]
Çakırgöz M +7 more
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Treating Food Selectivity in Adolescents and Adults with Autism: A Systematic Replication. [PDF]
Vanderzell ML +4 more
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Gagging and its management in relation to prosthodontics
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Self‐reported gagging in dentistry: prevalence, psycho‐social correlates and oral health
Although gagging has a profound effect on the delivery of dental care, it is a relatively under-investigated phenomenon. This study aimed to derive a prevalence estimate of gagging during dental treatment based on patient-reported information, to ...
Ad de Jongh, Caroline van Houtem
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Gagging Problem Assessment: a re‐evaluation
The Gagging Problem Assessment (GPA) is an instrument to evaluate dental gagging. Although the GPA seemed to be reliable and valid in a pilot study, a replication study with more subjects was needed.
van Linden van den Heuvell, G. F. E. C. +4 more
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Development of the Gagging Problem Assessment: a pilot study
An accepted management strategy for gagging problems appears not to exist. A reliable and valid instrument is needed to develop an evidence based treatment for this clinical problem.
van den Heuvell, G. F. E. C. van Linden +2 more
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P>The aim of this study was to evaluate the reliability and validity of the Turkish version of the shorter form of the gagging problem assessment questionnaire.
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GAGs and GAGs Diseases: When Pathophysiology Supports the Clinic
Urologia Journal, 2013The urinary epithelium has been the subject of considerable interest and much research in recent years. What has radically changed in the last decade is the concept of what the bladder epithelium really is. It is currently no longer considered just a simple barrier and a non-specific defence against infections, and it has been recognized as a ...
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