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Isolated deafness in multiple sclerosis patients
American Journal of Otolaryngology, 2014Isolated cranial nerve involvement in multiple sclerosis (MS) patients is not frequent. Deafness is considered to be uncommon in MS patients. We have reviewed the sensorineural hearing loss episodes that had been thoroughly investigated in our hospital in the last 5 years.
Santiago, Fernández-Menéndez +4 more
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Isolated Ultrafiltration in Heart Failure Patients
Current Cardiology Reports, 2012Most heart failure hospitalizations are due to volume overload, which contributes to disease progression. Heart failure decompensation is typically treated with intravenous diuretics, which are of limited efficacy especially in patients with underlying chronic kidney disease.
Maria Rosa, Costanzo, Claudio, Ronco
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Isolate the infection, not the patient
AORN Journal, 1978Management of sepsis following surgery is a major concern in the care of the surgical patient. The body's own defense mechanisms respond by isolating invading microorganisms, sending white cells and globulins into the front lines to wall off the invaders, attempting to extrude them from the body.
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Lipoproteins in Patients with Isolated Hyperuricemia
1998There have been described abnormalities in the lipoprotein profile of hyperuricemic patients, it has not been clarified wether these abnormalities are due to the hyperuricemia or to the dyslipema often associated to these patients. Our aim is to study the apolipoprotein profile in hyperuricemic patients without dyslipemia compared to a control ...
F J, Tinahones +3 more
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Patient isolation in chronic benign pain
Nursing Standard, 1994Over the years, nurses, doctors and scientists have sought ways of assessing the impact of pain on patients. While many of the instruments devised have been extremely useful in identifying the nature and intensity of pain, defining the effect it has on people's lives and perceptions has proved much more problematic.
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Social isolation among schizophrenic out-patients
Social Psychiatry, 1985This study analyses various aspects of social isolation in 74 schizophrenic patients who, at the time of the investigation, were undergoing out-patient psychiatric treatment. Most of the patients were disabled, had no partner and lived alone or with their parents. Only 57% had friends outside the family.
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NEED HEPATITIS PATIENTS BE ISOLATED?
The Lancet, 1980S, Belfrage, A, Cederberg
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Integrative oncology: Addressing the global challenges of cancer prevention and treatment
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Jun J Mao,, Msce +2 more
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Campylobacters Isolated from Hospital Patients
Medical Journal of Australia, 1978P, Cavanagh, A, Ryden
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