A L C O H O L D R U G S and G A M B L I N G

Our aim was to ascertain the rate of management (percentage of encounters) of WAD among patients attending Australian general practice, and to review management of these

Before being attached to start data collection, the unit was pro- grammed to adjust for the patient ’ s individual height, walking speed (slow, normal, fast) and range of

Results: The proteomic approach revealed significantly increased expression of carbonic anhydrase I (CA1) in the synovial membrane of patients with AS as compared with the RA and

Using an uncumbersome, wearable computer to read small, inexpensive, and unpowered RFID tags inconspicuously placed around Ann Arbor, a blind person using this

The medio-lateral knee motion assessed by visual inspection during the single-limb mini squat was valid in 2-D, showing a medially placed tibia and thigh, and knee valgus in

Conclusions: Prone position exercises may improve patient tolerance and satisfaction and reduce the need for intravenous sedation for those with single level vertebral

reported a subluxa- tion/reluxation rate of 13% (six of 45 operated knees) in an average follow-up examination period of 13.5 years, where 14 patients and 15 Roux-Elmslie-Trillat

To our knowledge this is the first randomized clinical trial comparing the effect of a patient specific education program and manual therapy to a minimal intervention consisting of