[PDF] Top 20 Abdominal Pain, the Adolescent and Altered Brain Structure and Function

... descending pain modulation ...as pain cat- astrophizing and fear of uncertainty in these ...of altered cognitive control functioning, and may over time, manifest as disruptions in corticolimbic ... See full document

... tor function of the enteric nervous system in func- tional disorders to relieve specific symptoms and to assess the proper role of these drugs in the treatment of children and adolescents” and “the role of antide- ... See full document

... structural brain abnormalities in adolescent- onset AN, the mechanism through which this effect is achieved remains ...volumetric brain measures in clinical ...and altered oncotic pressure are ... See full document

... on abdominal USG, especially with GB distension, was a meaningful finding that was associated with the development of CAA in patients with KD by using both simple and multiple logistic regression ... See full document

... Acute abdominal pain is one of the most frequent pre- senting complaints evaluated at emergency departments (EDs) and it represents 5–10 % of ED visits [1, ...of abdominal pain patients ... See full document

... chest pain on breathing, purulent or blood stained sputum, respiratory rate > 30/minute, persistent tachycardia >100 beats per minute, hypoxia with SpO2 < 94%, shock and altered consciousness ... See full document

... 25. Uchaipichat V, Winner LK, Mackenzie PI, Elliot DJ, Williams JA, Miners JO: Quantitative prediction of in vivo inhibitory interactions involving glucuronidated drugs from in vitro data:the effect of fluconazole on ... See full document

... Making a diagnosis of Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) in developed countries is facilitated by a limited differential diagnosis and unrestricted access to endoscopy and abdominal imaging. Moreover, a range of ... See full document

... In Crohn's disease, it is impossible to remove the entire at-risk intestine; therefore, surgical therapy is reserved for complications of the disease. Several principles should guide intraoperative decision making; a ... See full document

... an abdominal echography are an alteration in the liver function tests, pain in the upper right quadrant, unspe- cific abdominal disturbances, control of chronic liver diseases, and control of ... See full document

... duration of Cushing’s syndrome experienced the reversal of cognitive dysfunction and brain atrophy within approximately 6 months following successful surgical treatment of hypercor- tisolemia. In addition, the ... See full document

... There is a great variability in the degree of Bidder’s organ de- velopment among individuals, which may depend on significant fluctuations of gene expression in developing Bidder’s organs (Abramyan et al., 2010). This ... See full document

... acute abdominal pain ac- companied by macroscopically bloody ...repeated abdominal ultra- sound, but thickening and hyperemia of the terminal ileum, cecum, and as- cending colon were noted (Fig ... See full document

... between abdominal pain and GAS pharyngitis was stronger among younger children, espe- cially boys, than among older ...with abdominal pain or nausea were diagnosed with GAS pharyngitis ... See full document

... left-sided abdominal pain over the course of 6 ...an abdominal radiograph was ordered. Abdominal radiography demonstrated no abnormalities other than multiple clips related to previous bowel ... See full document

... Obesity, insulin resistance, diabetes, and cardiovascular risk in children: an American Heart Association scientific statement from the Atherosclerosis, Hypertension, and Obesity i[r] ... See full document

... Chronic abdominal pain is a common pediatric complaint, affecting 10% to 12% of school-aged children at some time in their childhood.. Apley’ provides a useful defmition in his classic m[r] ... See full document

... reduction in release of uterine microfilariae seen after exposure to ivermectin. Molecular genetics with C elegans and expressed receptors has shown that macrocyclic lac- tones act as agonists of a family of ... See full document

... Int J Dev BioI 39 781 787 (1995) 781 Structure and function of basement membranes EVA ENGVALL * Department of Developmental BiologV, The Wenner Gren Institute, Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden[.] ... See full document

... As with fMRI analyses, sMRI analyses involved mixed model ANOVA, which considered the impact of NOS1 genotype on GM and WM volume. Our analyses focused on the data in native space (i.e., normalized to the DAR- TEL ... See full document