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Archives of Surgery, 1979
To the Editor .—In the May 1978 issue of theArchives(113:581-858), LeVeen and co-workers reported their work on the treatment of renal failure in ascites secondary to hepatic, renal, and pancreatic disease. The diagnosis of hepatorenal syndrome in patients with liver disease with azotemia and oliguria is difficult to make.
D, Saghafi, I, Aghdasi
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To the Editor .—In the May 1978 issue of theArchives(113:581-858), LeVeen and co-workers reported their work on the treatment of renal failure in ascites secondary to hepatic, renal, and pancreatic disease. The diagnosis of hepatorenal syndrome in patients with liver disease with azotemia and oliguria is difficult to make.
D, Saghafi, I, Aghdasi
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Unilateral Treatment Exit: A Failure of Retention or a Failure of Treatment Fit?
Substance Use & Misuse, 2006This article highlights perceived weaknesses in the current understanding of unilateral client exit from alcohol and other drug psychosocial treatment. It is argued that unilateral client exit is typically interpreted as a "failure of retention" when it could equally be interpreted as a "failure of treatment fit"; that is, the failure to deliver ...
Justin, Pulford +2 more
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TREATMENT FAILURES IN TUBERCULOSIS
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1957Excerpt Antituberculous drugs have given the treatment and control of tuberculosis a new look, but the glamour of combating a highly fatal disease is a thing of the past—rather, must we look upon o...
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Ureterocalicostomy in the Treatment of Pyeloplasty Failures
Urologia Internationalis, 2010Ureterocalicostomy was performed in 8 patients following failed pyeloplasty: 2 had undergone two previous pyeloplasties, while endourological management had been attempted in 3. With a mean follow-up of 58.7 months, radio-graphic studies demonstrated resolution of the obstruction in 6 cases (75%), while two kidneys lost their function.
SELLI, CESARE +4 more
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Hemodiabsorption in treatment of hepatic failure
Journal of Transplant Coordination, 1998Conducted at the University of California, Los Angeles, this randomized, prospectively controlled study was designed to measure the effects of a hemodiabsorption device in the treatment of 11 patients with hepatic failure and stage III to IV encephalopathy.
A H, Wilkinson, S R, Ash, A R, Nissenson
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1974
THE statement that lanatoside is replacing homicide as a leading cause of death in the United States is greatly exaggerated. However, approximately 20% of hospitalized patients receiving digitalis preparations manifest some evidence of toxicity. The frequency of adverse reactions can and should be reduced without depriving patients of the benefits of ...
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THE statement that lanatoside is replacing homicide as a leading cause of death in the United States is greatly exaggerated. However, approximately 20% of hospitalized patients receiving digitalis preparations manifest some evidence of toxicity. The frequency of adverse reactions can and should be reduced without depriving patients of the benefits of ...
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Mechanisms of Treatment Failure
1993The recently published overview of systemic treatment of patients with early breast cancer provides the best information available concerning the impact of these treatments on disease-free and overall survival [4] (reprinted in part in this volume). The modest reduction in risk of relapse achieved by these treatments may translate into major community ...
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The Diagnosis and Treatment of Baroreflex Failure
New England Journal of Medicine, 1993Baroreflexes originate in the great vessels of the neck and thorax and prevent arterial pressure from rising or falling excessively.This study was undertaken to clarify the cause, clinical spectrum, and therapy of this disorder. We studied 11 patients with baroreflex failure presenting as severe, labile hypertension and hypotension, often with headache,
D, Robertson +5 more
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Treatment of heart failure in the elderly
British Medical Bulletin, 1990Heart failure is a syndrome of breathlessness, fatigue and oedema. The effects of ageing on myocardial function and the prevalence of often multiple cardiac pathologies makes heart failure a disease of the elderly, usually characterized by primary or secondary myocardial systolic dysfunction.
L, McMurray, D G, McDevitt
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Evaluation and Treatment of Chemonucleolysis Failures
Orthopedics, 1988ABSTRACT; Fifty patients underwent chemonucleolysis for the treatment of lumbar disk herniations unresponsive to conservative therapy. In patients treated with chymopapain, unrelieved sciatica was the most common cause of clinical treatment failure. Eight patients (16%) experienced no relief or only a transient reduction in their radicular symptoms ...
J K, Burkus +2 more
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