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The prevalence of hemorrhoids [PDF]
Diseases of the Colon & Rectum, 1983 The clinical records of 835 patients were reviewed. Five hundred ninety four had symptoms of hemorrhoids (symptomatic group) and 241 had no symptoms (asymptomatic group). Eight-six per cent of the entire group had hemorrhoids, 88 per cent among the symptomatic group and 82 per cent among the asymptomatic group.
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Endocrinology and Metabolism Clinics of North America, 1996
Numerical values for prevalence of obesity are highly dependent on the criteria used to identify the condition and its gradations of severity. Prevalence is also affected by the makeup of the surveyed population. Recently, national surveys of prevalence of obesity in the United States and some European countries have been reported in terms of criteria ...
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Numerical values for prevalence of obesity are highly dependent on the criteria used to identify the condition and its gradations of severity. Prevalence is also affected by the makeup of the surveyed population. Recently, national surveys of prevalence of obesity in the United States and some European countries have been reported in terms of criteria ...
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2003
During the past several decades, obesity has increased substantially, making it a true epidemic and a public health crisis that both health care providers and the public are going to have to face. Currently, 61% of the US population is overweight or obese and therefore at increased risk for a number of diseases that are associated with increased body ...
Holly R. Wyatt, Holly R. Wyatt
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During the past several decades, obesity has increased substantially, making it a true epidemic and a public health crisis that both health care providers and the public are going to have to face. Currently, 61% of the US population is overweight or obese and therefore at increased risk for a number of diseases that are associated with increased body ...
Holly R. Wyatt, Holly R. Wyatt
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Prevalence of Diphyllobothriasis
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1982To the Editor.— I enjoyed reading the editorial "Diphyllobothriasis" (1981; 246:2483), if for no other reason than it reminded me of my recent reading of a similar fish tapeworm epidemic in New York City some years ago. 1 However, I disagree with the statement that the prevalence or increase of the infestation can be ascertained or judged by the ...
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JAMA Pediatrics, 2013
In 1910, nearly 20% of children died from an infectious disease, and many more were left permanently impaired. Our grandparents experienced childhood mortality in their families and among their neighbors, and they never could have imagined the casual way in which we treat fever in a healthy child today because childhood mortality associated with fever ...
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In 1910, nearly 20% of children died from an infectious disease, and many more were left permanently impaired. Our grandparents experienced childhood mortality in their families and among their neighbors, and they never could have imagined the casual way in which we treat fever in a healthy child today because childhood mortality associated with fever ...
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1984
In a survey of 4027 double-contrast colon roentgenograms, the hip joints were examined and classified with regard to the presence or absence of primary coxarthrosis. The hips were graded according to type and severity of coxarthrosis. The data collection was performed in precisely the same manner as in an earlier study undertaken on 3903 similar ...
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In a survey of 4027 double-contrast colon roentgenograms, the hip joints were examined and classified with regard to the presence or absence of primary coxarthrosis. The hips were graded according to type and severity of coxarthrosis. The data collection was performed in precisely the same manner as in an earlier study undertaken on 3903 similar ...
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1966
YOUNG CHILDREN are well known to mouth or ingest substances that are not normally regarded as edible, and this is recognized to be a normal phase of development. Persistence of the activity of ingesting non-edible substances after the age of 18 months has been regarded as abnormal (Lourie et al 1 ), and the term "pica" has been applied to this. Parents
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YOUNG CHILDREN are well known to mouth or ingest substances that are not normally regarded as edible, and this is recognized to be a normal phase of development. Persistence of the activity of ingesting non-edible substances after the age of 18 months has been regarded as abnormal (Lourie et al 1 ), and the term "pica" has been applied to this. Parents
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Increase of prevalence of craniosynostosis
Journal of Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery, 2016Craniosynostosis represents premature closure of cranial sutures. Prevalence is approximately 3.1-6.4 in 10.000 live births, which is reportedly rising. This epidemiologic study aims to provide insight into this rise through an accurate description of the prevalence, exploring regional variation and change over time.The Dutch Association for Cleft ...
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Parasitology Today, 1988
The common roundworm, Ascaris lumbricoides, is probably the most prevalent human intestinal helminth. Previous estimates of world prevalence range from around 650 million to 1000 million. By a detailed literature search, David Crompton now confirms the upper figure - estimating a world prevalence of 1008 million representing about 22% of the world ...
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The common roundworm, Ascaris lumbricoides, is probably the most prevalent human intestinal helminth. Previous estimates of world prevalence range from around 650 million to 1000 million. By a detailed literature search, David Crompton now confirms the upper figure - estimating a world prevalence of 1008 million representing about 22% of the world ...
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