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Buccal Corticotomy For Closure Of Oroantral Openings: Case Report, Bedretti̇n Cem Şener, Hasan Gari̇p, Faysal Uğurlu, Kami̇l Göker
Buccal Corticotomy For Closure Of Oroantral Openings: Case Report, Bedretti̇n Cem Şener, Hasan Gari̇p, Faysal Uğurlu, Kami̇l Göker
Turkish Journal of Medical Sciences
n Cem ŞENER, Hasan GARİP, Faysal UĞURLU, Kamil GÖKER Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Faculty of Dentistry, Marmara University, 80220 Nişantaşı, İstanbul - Turkey
Observations On Prayer As A Viable Treatment Intervention: A Brief Review For Healthcare Providers, Matthew R. Kutz
Observations On Prayer As A Viable Treatment Intervention: A Brief Review For Healthcare Providers, Matthew R. Kutz
Internet Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice
Prayer continues to gain much notoriety and attention as a medical intervention. There are many places now advocating spirituality as a form of health care. As clinical practices seek to enhance the quality of care given, attention should be given to the implementation of prayer into clinical practice. Family physicians have begun dialogue over how to take a spiritual history or inventory of their patients in order to assist in recovery and prevention if illness and disease.1 Larimore1 reports that 99% of surveyed family physicians (n=296) believe that religious beliefs can heal, 75% believe other people’s prayers (i.e., intercessory prayer) …
The Treatment Of Experimental Acute Ethylene Glycol (Antifreeze) Toxication Using 4-Methyl Pyrazol And Ethanol In Dogs, Vehbi̇ Güneş, Çeti̇nkaya Şendi̇l
The Treatment Of Experimental Acute Ethylene Glycol (Antifreeze) Toxication Using 4-Methyl Pyrazol And Ethanol In Dogs, Vehbi̇ Güneş, Çeti̇nkaya Şendi̇l
Turkish Journal of Veterinary & Animal Sciences
The effects of ethanol and 4-methyl pyrazole were investigated in the treatment of 30 dogs toxicated with antifreeze (AF). The AF toxication produced significant increases in blood urea, creatinin and potassium and a decrease in blood calcium levels. Calcium-oxalate monohydrate, which is pathognomic for AF toxication, was consistently seen in urine sediment. Ethanol was rarely effective on the multisystemic effects that occurred in dogs or ADH inhibition. CNS findings were also observed after ethanol administration. The results indicated that 4-MP treatment provided earlier and safer healing than ethanol. It was deduced that 4-MP + NaHCO_3 was more effective than ethanol …