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Therapeutic community-patient attitudes
The Psychiatric Quarterly, 1971This comparison of “traditional methods” versus “therapeutic community” demonstrates that patients have a way of disappointing us—no matter what! Nevertheless, the authors have developed a useful instrument for measuring change in hospitalized patients.
Y A, Haveliwala +2 more
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Explanatory and pragmatic attitudes in therapeutical trials
Journal of Chronic Diseases, 1967It is the thesis of this paper that most therapeutic trials are inadequately formulated, and this from the earliest stages of their conception. Their inadequacy is basic, in that the trials may be aimed at the solution of one or other of two radically different kinds of problem; the resulting ambiguity affects the definition of the treatments, the ...
D, Schwartz, J, Lellouch
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JAMA, 1971
The first attempts at cures of head and neck cancer by surgical excision began as surgery developed during the 19th century with the discovery of anesthesia and asepsis. These early attempts were mostly unsuccessful. At the beginning of the 20th century, with the discovery of radium and roentgen rays, radiation therapy was added to the treatment of ...
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The first attempts at cures of head and neck cancer by surgical excision began as surgery developed during the 19th century with the discovery of anesthesia and asepsis. These early attempts were mostly unsuccessful. At the beginning of the 20th century, with the discovery of radium and roentgen rays, radiation therapy was added to the treatment of ...
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Changing attitudes toward therapeutic abortion.
JAMA, 1966Few topics are as controversial as that of therapeutic abortion. Not long ago the news media reported fully the predicament of the pregnant women who had taken thalidomide. The necessity for one woman to go to Sweden to obtain an abortion previously denied her in this country dramatized the plight of these women and ignited further discussion.
K R, Niswander, M, Klein, C L, Randall
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Preventive preoperative therapeutic attitudes
Medic.roModern anesthesia has become, due to technological and scientific advances, one of the safest medical specialties; however, challenges such as an aging population, medication errors, and professional burnout can still impact patient safety. The pre-anesthetic consultation, conducted exclusively by the anesthesiologist, is essential for assessing the ...
Răzvan Miftode, Roxana Țucă
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[Deformities and therapeutic attitudes].
L' Orthodontie francaise, 2007Because dental dysmorphias make up a large part of the problems we deal with in our daily practices, it is important that we classify them according to their severity. Accordingly, we should define the relevant concepts of norm, anomaly, dysmorphia, and malformation.
Catherine, Lesne, Valentin, Lesne
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[Adrenal pseudocysts. Therapeutic attitude].
Archivos espanoles de urologia, 1998Cystic tumors of the adrenal gland are uncommon, but are being increasingly more frequently diagnosed during routine radiological evaluation as "incidentalomas". We discuss the differential diagnosis, therapeutic approach and the existing controversies concerning the management of this tumor type.Two additional cases of adrenal pseudocyst in two women ...
J, Martín Fernández +6 more
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[Cerebral abscesses. Therapeutic attitude].
Presse medicale (Paris, France : 1983), 1987The surgical treatment of cerebral abscesses has changed over recent years and consists, in most cases, of aspiration based on the data supplied by computerized tomography. The purpose of aspiration is threefold: to avoid a major surgical operation, to empty the abscess and thereby reduce its size, and to identify the responsible germ(s).
M J, Février +3 more
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PRAGMATIC ATTITUDES IN THERAPEUTIC TRIALS
Pediatrics, 1982. . . most therapeutic trials are inadequately formulated, and this from the earliest stages of their conception. Their inadequacy is basic, in that the trials may be aimed at the solution of one or other of two radically different kinds of problem: the resulting ambiguity affects the definition of the treatments, the assessment of the results, the ...
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Therapeutic attitude in perforated stress ulcer.
Revista medico-chirurgicala a Societatii de Medici si Naturalisti din Iasi, 2012There are medical conditions where the etiology is not at the level of digestive system, but as a result of a distant lesion, determined by head trauma. The latter is a severe impact on the whole body, not only locally; it produces damages in the gastro-duodenal area mainly as acute stress ulcer.Our study includes 4 cases of patients with multiple ...
C, Balalau +3 more
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