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The FDA conducted its own probe into the matter and found problems at three clinical sites.

Clinical help may also prevent the child from seeking out friends, lovers, and mentors who share her mother's difficult traits.

But with the help of the palladium techniques, scientists are now able to make it from scratch, enough to start clinical testing.

It is often appropriate to take a broader perspective in a meta-analysis than in a single clinical trial.

The ECMO supportive technique is quite convenient for operation, easy to generalize and involves in many clinical departments.

Clinical experience confirms that IPPR is often beneficial to patients in heart failure.

Some of these antibody arrays had been used in clinical application, however most of them applied in scientific research domains .

Gates came in and helped fund studies to add to the clinical file and to ramp up the company's production processes.

A new medicine for cancer is said to be proving out in laboratory tests, but there is no knowing about its clinical outcome yet.

But now we're ready to do the big clinical trials, and our funders just don't have the money.

However, seniority or length of clinical practice did not improve knowledge or affect attitudes toward CPM.

Tamoxifen is still a useful drug, although newer drugs called aromatase inhibitors seem to work better in clinical trials.

Ongoing clinical trials are addressing the question of the long term clinical benefit of more potent treatment regimens .

Conclusion: It has no specific clinical charactors in NVM. Echo- cardiography is the best method to dia. . .

The symptom-specific tables and disease-specific algorithms make this reference easy to use in clinical settings.

To be fair, many scientists at the time were warning that it would be a long, slow slog to reap clinical benefits.

The clinical manifestations and chest imaging of PSC were similar to that of other types of non small cell lung carcinomas (NSCLC).

Many clinical tests were inconclusive, probably because it had been used as a surface antiseptic.

With regard to its physiological effects, we hypothesized that NIPSV would be better than CPAP in terms of clinical benefit.

The possible nature of the pigmented seeds, mechanism and clinical significance of such phenomenon are discussed in this article.

Her family members do not have similar clinical manifestation. Her mother had been dead for unknown etiological factor.

At least some patients present with extrahepatic manifestations even in the absence of a clear clinical presentation of hepatic disease.

The author present a clinical case of a HIV patient in which the first manifestation of the disease was a pulmonary embolism.

But the WHO "knows that this is the best clinical practice" , she said, and countries can set their own workable targets.

But others say that the large sum might encourage the company to put other drugs into late-stage clinical trials.

Randomized controlled trial is called golden design of clinical trial, but it has a strict condition and a low compliance.

She said: ''We needed a policy that covered all staff whether they were in the clinical side or non-uniform staff.

John Isaacs, professor of clinical rheumatology, said the work was at a very early stage but was "hugely exciting" .

The initial clinical symptom is often a skin rash, which sometimes makes early diagnosis difficult.

Result: The drug induced malingering was able to be diagnosed early by the malingering patients special clinical expression.

Teach her the clinical names for her girly parts, but give her permission to choose what she wants to call it.

In clinical electrocardiography, of course, one does not begin with a depiction of electrical actors arising in the heart.

He said that this group of researchers will be undertaking larger clinical trials of oral viscous budesonide.

It does in rats, he said, and he is running a clinical trial in 600 patients to see if exercise also slows the disease in humans.

This breadth of coverage is coupled with an easy-to-read format that facilitates the application of these new clinical techniques.

Clinical depression is often associated with low levels of serotonin.

The incubation period refers to the HIV virus from the beginning to the clinical symptoms and signs of AIDS time.

We cannot be sure that this will work as well in humans, but this is the point of performing clinical trials.

Systemic therapy is now used by the team as an integral part of the mainstream clinical programme within the alcohol treatment service.

Gastric papillary adenoma is rarely encountered and is usually an incidental finding in daily clinical practice.

This study suggests that OLT is feasible for incurable AE of the liver and that this procedure ensures a good clinical outcome.

Clonidine has been used as a central antihypertensive drug long since, but it is beginning to apply to clinical anesthesia and analgesia .

The clinical history is usually a very helpful guide for identifying frank traumatic glenohumeral joint dislocations.

In some cases, based on a clinical breast examination or findings on an imaging test, you may be referred to a breast health specialist.

The method has been used in many medical inspection researches. Some investigators try to regard the method as the clinical diagnostic tool.

Lower awareness on TB and financial problem were the main causes why symptomatic had not present clinical consultation.

Studies have shown that tannic acid can remove the smear layer, but it has not yet been used in clinical root canal treatment.

Combination of two or more methods listed above is commonly used in clinical practice.

"She has one chance in - let us say, ten, " he said, as he shook down the mercury in his clinical thermometer.

To date, MTI has not been used as an outcome measure in early phase and pivotal clinical trials.

Clinical assessment and imaging studies are helpful but a tissue biopsy is often required.

"If the effect really does exist, it would appear to me that it would not be difficult to use it in a clinical setting, " he says.

Some of these units are available in Europe, and we expect to have clinical trials with similar devices here within two years.

A clinical trial to see if the results could be replicated in humans could take place in around two years, he said.

They dominated the game quite a bit but to be fair we were more clinical and I think they will be there or there-about as well.

Clinical practice has proved that this system is able to pick up the real-time fetal heart rate correctly and rapidly.

The clinical value of this genomic information would seem to be close to nil.

Some prescription drugs that were judged to perform "better than placebo" in clinical trials don't work unless you know you're taking them.

We present a case of Jacquet erosive diaper dermatitis and a discussion of the clinical spectrum of diseases to which it belongs.

Following a series of consensus-building meetings, we are now ready to move forward with an International Clinical Trial Registry.

Although thousands of patients have received gene therapy for a variety of conditions, only a few have shown any clinical benefit.

The clinical manifestation appeared to be atypical, with post-exercising tachypnea, cough, chest pain and apnea at rest dominated.

Now, a new study coming out in the Journal of Social and Clinical Psychology suggests that sex with your ex may not be as bad as you think.

The executing rate of clinical instruction about the danger of children passive smoking by the children health care related staff is low.

Conclusion: The diagnosis of COP is usually suggested by clinical and radiological findings, but needs to be confirmed histopathologically.

"Toxicological tests and clinical trials have not been performed on this product, " he said.

Buruli ulcer is often diagnosed and treated based mainly on clinical findings by experienced health workers in endemic areas.

Recently, leading differentiation and apoptosis were found, and of a few clinical practice had proved their effect.

Pathophysiology is a basic subject with a strong practical nature and a link between preclinical medicine and clinical medicine.

Results: The clinical features of neurobrucellosis vary greatly, and the disease was easy to be misdiagnosed.

But time alone will tell. Even in clinical practice, trying to predict suicide is one of the least reliable things for a doctor to predict.

Assessment of mobility for research purposes can be made using special apparatus but clinical assessment is usually subjective.

The developed countries have used OSCE as the method of clinical medicinal certified test and our nation is ready to use it step by step.

Also, as a woman, having a bunch of men knowing you're a clinical nympho probably doesn't help deter unwanted sexual advances.

Methods Analyze internal relation of every pair of gua among the 12 Xiao-Xi-Gua in The Yijing, in combination with clinical examples.

Must decide whether objective is to "control" the clinical disease, ie live with it, or to eradicate it.

There was no characteristic clinical sign in small bowel tumors; endoscopy and barium series were the main diagnostic methods.

Easy-to-use software was developed for computing the clinical probability on palm computers and mobile phones.

Routine gynecological clinical examination items first vulva to see whether the cancer doctors, inflammation, genital warts and the like.

Postoperatively, the patient continued to receive a multi drug therapy as well as close clinical surveillance.

When the original charges were dropped, they were then accused of using the children as human guinea pigs in an illegal clinical trial.

The results produced by chloral hydrate suppository hard and soft moderate, stable, easy to use for clinical.

Conclusion Senile acute abdomen has no classical clinical symptoms, with many complications, speedy development, and high lethal rate.

But up to now none of the available devices offers enough precision to clinical application.

There was no clinical sign or imaging finding suggesting intestinal obstruction or mesenteric ischemia.

The authors said the research, if backed up, could have substantial implications for clinical practice.

Three years ago, a series of medical and personal crises took what was a clinical depression and made it something much darker.

Those used in clinical medicine today are referred to as "antibiotics" or "antimicrobial agents" .

Diagnosis is usually made based on the history and clinical examination, but a number of more objective tests are available.

Music therapy is a newly rising frontier of science which has already been used in clinical practice.

Its main scientific use at the moment is in clinical trials as a baseline for comparison with another treatment.

The company plans to present study results on Cervarix next month at a meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology.

The meridian concept of eyes can be extend to the clinical application rules through diagnosis, acupuncture, medicine and formula.

"Low cost, easy access to clinical materials, government funding and collaboration with experts are all advantages, " he said.

To confirm data accuracy and assess the clinical sequelae of any adverse events, the medical records of these 700 patients were reviewed.

The clinical applications show that this system has higher efficiency and standard report contents, and easy statistical analysis.

All that was necessary for the antibiotic's approval in India was a late-stage (Phase III) clinical trial.

However, only a few prospective, randomized clinical studies have been done to compare different all-inside meniscus repair techniques.

The adductor pollicis muscle has long been used in research and clinical practice as reference for neuromuscular monitoring.

Vital signs and pathologic change on admission did not demonstrate significant difference from different clinical types.

We started out by providing a clinical research organization [CRO]-like service that supported projects that came out of global research.

The chemical is also in separate clinical trials to see if it improves working memory in the elderly.

Clinical trials generally do tell a good deal about how well a medicine works for a defined disease and what potential harm it may cause.

Clinical subluxation events were defined as incomplete instability events that did not require a manual reduction maneuver.

Amiodarone is a highly effective, broad-spectrum antiarrhythmic drug and has been used in clinical.

PLA is used for clinical application as one of the first degradable and absorbable materials. It has some years history in application.

However, current techniques used for clinical diagnosis have limitations which made them difficult to achieve the early diagnosis.

This document provides information that would typically be expected for an investigational product as part of a clinical trial submission.

Blood donated without compensation must be used for clinical purposes and must not be bought or sold .

Below are is a clinical study of a report published in the medical journals and is submitted to the FDA .

Experts believe that similar damage sometimes occurs in people with clinical depression, although they are just beginning to research this.

General surgery is one of the examinations the clinical medicine students have to take and it is of great importance at graduation.

Understanding of these properties could have important implications for the clinical management of bone regeneration and bone engineering.

Prof Gann said it now seemed that the earlier positive results had been due to a combination of inadequate clinical trial design and chance.

Only a few of the therapies have been evaluated for efficacy and safety in well-designed and well-con-trolled clinical studies.

Nevertheless, IMA currently remains the only ischemia assay to have reached the clinical validation stage.

METHODS: In case of my clinical pharmacy experiences, summed up the example of pharmacy care service in hypertension ward.

His medical interest was rounded out with clinical experience when he befriended a physician named Thomas Sydeham.

Asthma is not a disease entity but one form of clinical presentation of a variety of disorders of the bronchi[2].

At least graduates of bachelor, Biology, Biochemistry, Microbiology or Clinical diagnosis related disciplines.

Tissue Doppler has been used for clinical applications since 1989.

It is possible that the full clinical spectrum of this disease goes from mild illness to severe disease.

it was institutionally special, with a special political base and a special scientific and clinical agenda.

Shouwuli points belong to the Large Intestine Meridian of Hand-Yangming, on the main for the treatment of elbow pain up in clinical.

Results The clinical manifestations of CVA were atypical and the cough was the only symptom usually, which caused more misdiagnoses.

Blood transfusion as the means of life-saving treatment of many disease, has very important clinical significance.

Experiments using phantom and clinical data sets are presented, demonstrating the effectiveness of the method for a real time execution.

Although some patients will not be a complete experience of four, but can be seen in the clinical stage of each disease, AIDS.

I also recently found a somewhat clinical study reporting that squatting was healthier than sitting.

This Guide presents a succinct account of the clinical manifestations, laboratory diagnosis and management of fungal infections world-wide.

A simple set of clinical signs can be used to identify babies with severe illness who require hospital admission, a study has found.

The researchers have begun clinical trials to test the gene therapy as a treatment for a rare form of childhood blindness.

The intact history, clinical manifestation, radiological examination and response to therapy were all evaluated.

The degenerative changes were mild, occurred late after surgery and did not reveal a negative effect on postoperative clinical outcome.

The purpose of the project is to introduce the concept of wavefront aberration and to evaluate its techniques and clinical applications.

These principles are illustrated by the case study of a patient with a clinical diagnosis of Pick' s disease.

The reader will not find an account of the clinical phenomena of transference in this book.

We wanted to look at patients with a positive CT scan but atypical clinical symptoms who did not have their appendix immediately removed.

Objective The preparation is an immunofluorescence antibody which can be used for determining of clinical Gardnerella Vaginalis.

My first clinical illustration at the beginning of this review may not seem relevant to the topic of vertical split.

Psychologists have sought to have internet addiction listed as a clinical disorder and treatment camps have sprung up across the country.

Vietnam, meanwhile, is the only developing country attempting cell-based production, and plans to run its first clinical trials this year.

When Liang Mou gives the clinical thermometer Wu, Wu is much more anxious, this lets Liang Mou not know whether to laugh or cry.

However, dry H. cordata has traditionally been used in clinical application instead of the fresh counterpart.

Pivotal clinical trials must be properly powered based upon the level of activity shown in earlier trials and preclinical studies.

Post-operatively, no clinical sequelae resulted and urinary porphyrins did not exceed pre-operative values.

Through clinical trials and the work of feminists, viewing PMS in a social context had begun to take place.

Conclusions There were no characteristic clinical manifestation in tuberculosis of orbit, which was easy to be misdiagnosed.

Object: To overview the clinical condition of Chinese therapy especially acupuncture therapy in the children CP.

Further research showed that this test was inconsistent, and added little information to the clinical exam.

You should not dwell on trying to find out the exact meaning of particular clinical signs, symptoms or lab results.

Objective To investigate the clinical result of the treatment of proximal humerus fracture in olds with the proximal humerus locking plate.

To understand the potential utility of CGM in clinical practice, the goal for monitoring glucose must be redefined.

abstract: Objectives To understand clinical nursing teacher' attitude toward and opinions of setting Adult Nursing in undergraduate nursing.

Teacher: The head nurse's role is one of clinical leadership and continuous responsibility for the over all management of patient care.

It has been widely used for its noninvasiveness, convenience and accuracy, especially in population epidemiology and clinical monitoring.

Just to let you know that nowadays SGH has a policy of ensuring patients in clinical trials can pay for hospital costs if needed.

HTA affects the clinical medical treatment fulfillment of the hospital, HTA plays a key role and is of great value in hospital management.

Objective: The objective of this study was to determine the impact of distal EPD on short and long-term outcomes in clinical practice.

Objective To evaluate the influence of a clinical pathway on mean length of hospital stay of ischemic stroke patients.

Jeremy Hughes, chief executive of Alzheimer's Society, said not enough clinical trials for dementia were taking place in the UK.

Diagnosis of HPS infection cannot be made on the basis of history, age of occurrence, or clinical signs only.

Objective: To evaluate the clinical outcome of subtotal thyroidectomy by an approach without transection of anterior cervical muscle group.

The clinical cure rates and the rate of negative-inverted gradually rose in a few months after withdrawal, . . .

Until now, ketamine's clinical use has been limited by the fact that it has to be injected and can cause hallucinations.

Conclusion: The clinical study, through the Application Method role in the body of the patients with bronchial asthma, can enhance immunity.

Applied to the work done in wards, clinics and operating rooms, this ethical principle led to a new clinical ideal: patient-centered care.

Due to its application in electrocardiogram (ECG), computer provides a modern approach for electrocardiology and clinical diagnosis.

Objective To explore the clinical effect of metoprolol combined with trimetazidine used for coronary disease combined with cardiac failure.

This review describes some of the important developments and targeted agents for pancreatic cancer that have been tested in clinical trials.

The clinical and pathological features of a left renal tumour and a subsequent retroperitoneal tumour in a 2-year-old boy are presented.

Methods: to summarize in recent years of peripheral neuropathy in diabetes of Chinese medicine treatment of the clinical effect of report.

Many people have told me that their clinical conditions have worsened due to the lack of timely treatment over a prolonged period.

INTRODUCTION: The clinical submission syndrome is well known by the general population, but too frequently ignored by physicians.

The imposing MR appearance of the soft tissue involvement is in contrast to the chronic painless clinical manifestation.

It also has high clinical value, and is said to be effective for the treatment of anemia, insomnia, and cardiopalmus .

Conclusion The clinical feature of hepatoblastoma was that the tumor grew rapidly.

Peptide drugs have been widely used in clinical practice, with a good efficacy in cancer and autoimmune diseases.

Clinical analysis of the children whose monocular amblyopia.

CONCLUSIONS: The clinical picture of abuse Ecstasy is varied . The fatality complication occurrenced in the severe poisoning is possible.

Organ transplanting was at present on clinical the only effective method to treats these end last stage organ failure patients.

Objective To understand the clinical characteristics of the patients with panic attack and treatment behavior.

Objective To understand the psychology of nursing students before clinical practice, and help them alleviate psychological burden.

The purpose of this project was to increase the rate of accomplishment on the N2 Clinical Ladder for Intensive Care Unit staff.

Through clinical practice for several hundreds cases, the total effective rate comes up to 99%, the cure rate 98%.

The writer of the article discusses the managerial task and its realization assigned to the heads of each clinical department in hospitals.

Students and physicians must also be able to apply that knowledge to everyday clinical situations.

The clinical application of such drugs is being restricted due to its side-effects, poor efficacy, poor compliance and high costing.

Objective To understand clinical distribution and drug-resistance features of Acinetobacter baumannii.

This might save a company several years of clinical studies, and an awful lot of money.

Methods The clinical data of a patient of our hospital with hyperkalemia-induced ventricular tachycardia was retrospectively analysed.

Objective To understand the role that the standards for intraocular lenses has in ensuring clinical safety and effectiveness.

Results CLIA attained the clinical demand in terms of its precision, sensitiveness, recovery and anti-interference.

The long-term safety and efficacy of CNI withdrawal and avoidance strategies need to be further validated in controlled clinical trials.

At the time, I was a new mom with an infant son, and I'd decided to go back to school for a degree in clinical psychology.

A well-respected 2008 study in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry found a doubled risk for depression among teens who took the drug.

The concept of interstitial chemotherapy, animal experiment, sustained-release agents and the clinical application are reviewed.

However, I doubt it will be possible to carry out a proper clinical trial because everyone has heard aspirin may be useful.

Carotid ultrasound is a safe, noninvasive, and relatively inexpensive means of assessing clinical and subclinical atherosclerosis.

We have had a bit more clinical experience than before.

Results: By at least one year of clinical observation, a diameter of only 3. 0 off the mini-implant, the rest were good osseointegration.

Objective To understand the biomechanical basis and evaluate clinical application of combined bone graft in anterior cervical fusion.

Other challenges include the need for more clinical trials and research to be carried out on paediatric medicines.

TB patients unable to pay medical expenses due to the interruption of treatment, are not uncommon in clinical practice.

Clinical practice is an important part of medical education as well as a critical stage for developing high-quality medical personnel.

Endovascular treatment of intracranial aneurysms in long-term clinical effect remains to be the follow-up and summary of the bulk of cases.

The clinical trials indicate that its effectiveness is superior to western medicine and has no side effect.

The aim of the first part of this study was to review the investigational and clinical improvements of autoimmune hepatitis.

These qualities are likely to be the strongest, and the best, motivation to continue learning, to continue sharpening clinical skills.

Combining with the clinical studies, ERS might be a novel therapeutic target in liver injury-related disease.

Receiver operated-characteristic curve analysis was used to assess the predictive power of clinical variables and scoring systems.

abstract: Colonoscopy, characterized by its concise and efficacy, is widely used for clinical diagnosis of colon disease.

But to date, increases in HDL-C observed during statin therapy have not been directly linked to any beneficial clinical outcome.

Low energy, sleep or appetite disturbances and low self-esteem are usually part of the clinical picture as well.

There will also be an emphasis on interpersonal communications with patients and conducting research in a clinical setting.

Objective To understand the clinical significance of C-reactive protein (CRP) testing in children with respiratory tract infections.

He was voted Man of the Match and acclaimed in the media for his clinical finishing.

In such situations, conventional double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trials might not always be necessary or appropriate.

The method of gene therapy have been emerging in recent years did not enter clinical stages.

However, it appears the quality and clinical features of these studies have not been fully assessed regarding this possible association.

Therefore, to understand the anatomy and furcation invasion of molar teeth will further influence the clinical diagnosis and treatment plan.

Objective To evaluate the general condition and clinical characteristic of admitted silicosis cases in Shanghai Chemical Industry.

Objective To the general anesthesia operation cesarean section of the clinical efficacy was discussed.

Some therapists, like Craig Fabrikant, a clinical psychologist at the Hackensack University Medical Center, doubts such a thing even exists.

It has been shown in numerous studies and clinical trials to reduce mortality from such causes as cardiovascular disease and cancer.

Its clinical effect and interior mechanism have not been unclosed and yet.

Ultimately, only a controlled clinical trial can determine whether the mechanical properties reported here correlate with clinical success.

The aim of this clinical trial is to evaluate the efficacy of a combination therapy of lamivudine and vaccine in patients with CHB.

While the two definitions have been used interchangeably , a third one has slipped into clinical discussions.

Conclusion Mechanical ventilation joint scopolamine is one of the effective ways in the clinical treatment of severe traumatic wet lung.

There are big differences of clinical manifestation between patients. So far western medicine has not offered good cure methods for it.

A brief summary of our clinical techniques is described below, and serves to illustrate the general conditions.

Methods The clinical data of pleural mesothelioma in 15 cases had been collected for years, so were the total manifestations of X-ray.

The Royal College of Nursing said the measures would improve patient care and the clinical environment.

Since the disease is multifocal and the lesions appear over time, the clinical findings can be quite varied.

Dimebon, originally a Russian-made antihistamine also known as latrepirdine, failed in a clinical trial for Alzheimer's disease in March.

The taxanes, which are among the most promising cytotoxic agents in clinical use have considerable activity in a number of tumor types.

We present the case of a patient with the characteristic clinical picture of PPP and associating arthritis.

Only then will we be able to examine the merits of the case in an unbiased and clinical manner.

Conclusion. Transfer of a computer algorithm, a decision tree, to a clinical diagram improved both accuracy of AIS classification.

Sjogren s syndrome is one of clinical difficult and complicated diseases and there is no radical treatment for it at present.

The results are scheduled to be presented here on Monday at the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology .

Therefore, the dissolution of gallstone, as a non-surgical treatment is one of important subject of clinical medicine.

Technical, anatomic and clinical parameters were used for evaluation of the procedure.

Actually I was amazed at the treatment room - it did not look in the least clinical.

Therefore, a medication for stimulating the left prefrontal lobe of the brain would be an effective treatment for clinical depression.

However, most research about LNG on ovary focus on clinical hormone level and so on, the morphological reports had not been found till now.

The lack of a safe, efficient delivery system for DNA has been a major barrier to clinical use of gene therapy.

Atrial fibrillation is one of the most common arrhythmias in clinical practice and often causes the thromboembolism complication.

To compare the result of two groups by analyzing clinical symptom, sign, artery blood gas analysis and blood hemorheology.