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Ezetimibe – a new approach in hypercholesterolemia management
Pharmacological Reports, 2012Suchy et al. [10] discuss the benefits of ezetimibe beyond lipid-lowering as well as its effects on atherosclerosis. Some comments may be of interest. Reducing low density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) is the main indication for ezetimibe [2, 7, 8].
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We have finally arrived at the true centre of things. This is where the owner of the black leather chair subtly operates the levers of power, where decisions are made which directly impact the continued good health of the entire organisation. To make things absolutely clear, we are talking about the ‘Senior Management’ block shown in Figure 11.1.
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We have finally arrived at the true centre of things. This is where the owner of the black leather chair subtly operates the levers of power, where decisions are made which directly impact the continued good health of the entire organisation. To make things absolutely clear, we are talking about the ‘Senior Management’ block shown in Figure 11.1.
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A new approach to the management of pretibial lacerations
Injury, 2001This paper describes a technique for the management of pretibial lacerations by deep reinforced suturing through steristrips, which are applied parallel to the wound edges. This is carried out under local anaesthesia and followed by application of gentle localised compression dressing.
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Subglottic Hemangioma: A New Approach to Management
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1979Tracheostomy, followed by irradiation or, more recently, systemic corticosteroids, has been the treatment of choice for airway obstruction caused by subglottic hemangioma. 1-3 Temporary nasotracheal intubation for other causes of severe upper airway obstruction, such as epiglottitis and infectious croup has largely supplanted tracheostomy.
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A NEW APPROACH TO PEST MANAGEMENT PROBLEM
Journal of Biological Systems, 2005The paper deals with the effect of pesticide on the pest affecting a paddy field and also on the fishes living in the soil water. An objective function is formed in terms of projected loss of individual fish, the projected profit of killing a pest and the cost of spraying insecticide for a finite time period.
Bhattacharyya, S., Bhattacharya, D. K.
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New Approaches to Management of Bleeding Disorders
Hospital Practice, 1989In many patients, topical hemostatics, antifibrinolytics, and coagulation factor stimulators can eliminate or markedly reduce the need for blood product transfusions—with their attendant hazards and costs. Desmopressin has the added advantage of minimal side effects and a broad range of applications in both hemostatically normal and impaired patients.
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New Approaches in the Management of Inhibitor Patients
Acta Haematologica, 2006The most serious current complication of factor replacement therapy for hemophilia patients is the development of neutralizing antibodies to the factor termed inhibitors. Patients with high-titer inhibitors frequently develop serious bleeding complications which do not respond to standard factor replacement therapy. Therefore, they must be treated with
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New approaches for the strategic management of technology
Technology in Society, 1985Technology is an increasingly important element in the business of many large corporations; its impact, however, is complex and often difficult to integrate into the strategic management process. Thisdifficulty arises in part because technical advances—in addition to providing new ways to implement existingbusiness strategy — often bring about the need
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NEW APPROACH TO MANAGEMENT OF INTRACRANIAL ANEURYSMS
The Lancet, 1975In six cases an attempt was made to relieve the tension on intracranial aneurysms by temporarily clamping the internal carotid artery in the neck, so as to increase the expansibility of the artery. This approach was based on the concept (or "A principle") that haemorrhage is caused by the aneurysm having to bear the full force of systolic pulse ...
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Pain II: New approaches to management
Annals of Neurology, 1981AbstractThere is an intrinsic analgesia system in the brain with both endogenous opioid and biogenic amine links. This system provides a basis for understanding how different therapeutic approaches relieve pain. The present review critically evaluates the analgesic efficacy of the following therapies: placebo administration, transcutaneous electrical ...
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