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Methadone dose and treatment outcome
Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 1993Consensus on the optimal dosing of methadone in the treatment of opioid dependence has not yet been achieved, with some programs committed to low dose regimens. This paper presents outcome results for 95 opioid abusers who remained in treatment through a stable dosing period in a double-blind fixed dose clinical trial comparing the relative efficacies ...
E C, Strain +3 more
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Optimism and obesity treatment outcomes
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1999To examine the ability of the personality dimension dispositional optimism to predict short-term obesity treatment outcomes (weeks of program attendance and weight loss), 177 consecutive persons seeking outpatient treatment at a university-based weight management center completed the revised Life Orientation Test (LOT-R; Scheier, Carver, & Bridges ...
K R, Fontaine, L J, Cheskin
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Stuttering severity and treatment outcome
Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry, 1989This study evaluated a multidimensional treatment of stuttering (awareness training, regulated breathing, cognitive restructuring and relapse prevention) for mild, moderate and severe stutterers. Behavioral measures (percentage of syllables stuttered and rate of speech) and cognitive measures (self-efficacy perception, locus of control and Erickson ...
R, Ladouceur, C, Caron, G, Caron
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1982
Despite the availability of chemotherapeutic agents capable of sterilizing endocardial vegetations, infective endocarditis (IE) remains a disease with a high mortality. How high depends on the location of the infection, the nature of the infecting microorganism, and the expertness with which the major cause of death, valve destruction, is recognized ...
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Despite the availability of chemotherapeutic agents capable of sterilizing endocardial vegetations, infective endocarditis (IE) remains a disease with a high mortality. How high depends on the location of the infection, the nature of the infecting microorganism, and the expertness with which the major cause of death, valve destruction, is recognized ...
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Diagnosis, treatment and outcome of pancreatoblastoma
Pancreatology, 2004Pancreatoblastoma is a rare tumour mainly presenting in childhood but also in adults.The aim was to determine the clinical course of pancreatoblastoma by an analysis of reported cases.Patients with pancreatoblastoma were identified from Medline and combined with patients identified from the Royal Liverpool University Hospital.There were 153 patients ...
A.R. Dhebri +9 more
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Prediction of Treatment Outcome With Lithium
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1979The fundamental issue underlying the question of predicting treatment outcome with lithium is whether there are meaningful subgroups within the broad spectrum of patients with affective disorders. A pessimistic view of our progress in resolving this question would be that we have not progressed in our collective research efforts beyond the point ...
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Treatment and outcome in pancreatic pseudocysts
Scandinavian Journal of Gastroenterology, 2006Pancreatic pseudocyst is a common complication of both acute and chronic pancreatitis. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the efficacy and complications of different treatment regimens.All patients > or =15 years of age admitted to Lund University Hospital from 1994 to 2003 with pancreatic pseudocysts were analysed retrospectively ...
Bodil, Andersson +3 more
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2004
This chapter aims to discuss, with examples, four questions that might arise when considering any treatment. Firstly, does it work? Secondly, for whom does it work? Thirdly, how does it work? And fourthly, will it work in ordinary clinical practice?
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This chapter aims to discuss, with examples, four questions that might arise when considering any treatment. Firstly, does it work? Secondly, for whom does it work? Thirdly, how does it work? And fourthly, will it work in ordinary clinical practice?
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The Outcomes of ESRD and Its Treatment
Advances in Renal Replacement Therapy, 1995In recent years, the notion that studying outcomes is a distinct form of clinical research has gained currency. This article offers a conceptual framework for thinking about outcomes research in end-stage renal disease and examines one issue in detail. Although the meaning of the term "outcome" is often assumed, it is currently used in two ways. In the
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Medulloblastoma: Staging and treatment outcome
International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics, 1988Fifty-two newly diagnosed patients with medulloblastoma were prospectively staged with myelography. Fifty also had at least one CSF cytology study. Twenty-four patients (46%) had evidence of dissemination beyond the posterior fossa at diagnosis. Patients under age 5 years were more likely to have dissemination at diagnosis than older patients (61% vs ...
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