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Therapeutic tools for familial ALS

Revue Neurologique, 2023
Familial ALS (FALS) accounts for 10 to 15% of ALS cases. In more than 70% of FALS patients, a causal gene is identified and animal models have been developed for a subset of them, mainly for the most frequently mutated genes. Therapeutic tools to treat those patients are dominated by gene-specific therapy and the most advanced approaches target the ...
W, Camu, E, De La Cruz, F, Esselin
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Therapeutic tools for inherited neuropathies

Revue Neurologique, 2023
Inherited neuropathies are a genetically and phenotypically heterogenous group of disorders leading to sensory and motor dysfunction. For years, these neuropathies have been considered as non-treatable diseases, as no drug is able to induce nerve regrowth. Progress in molecular tools has changed this view and several neuropathies can now be efficiently
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Eliza as a “therapeutic” tool

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1984
Allowed 70 undergraduate students to interact for 44 minutes with ELIZA--a computer simulation of psychotherapy. Their responses during the first and second halves of the session were compared, and several differences were found. Removing the effect of the simple volume of responses (using the analysis of covariance) did not change the significance of ...
J W, O'Dell, J, Dickson
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Mediastinoscopy as a Therapeutic Tool

The Annals of Thoracic Surgery, 2011
Mediastinoscopy is a safe and effective diagnostic modality to obtain tissue specimens from the anterior mediastinum in most patient lymph node tissue. The technique can also be applied to remove other material from the mediastinum. We describe a case in which a bullet was retrieved from the mediastinum, lying very close to the innominate artery ...
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Walking: An Important Therapeutic Tool

Perspectives In Psychiatric Care, 2004
This column discusses the concepts of an integrated psychotherapeutic approach to patient care and explores some of the underlying principles that make it beneficial. ********** When we think of a therapeutic session, we often think of it as an indoor activity, held behind closed doors with participants seated across from each other.
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