Sentences with phrase «clinical conditions»

Men and women show important differences in clinical conditions in which deficits in cognitive control are implicated.

In fact, periodontal disease is the most common clinical condition in cats and dogs even though it is completely preventable.

Responsible for facilitating and obtaining provider documentation required for clinical conditions.

As rabbits age, many begin to develop specific clinical conditions that need to be addressed.

The test assesses the ability to identify emotions, a skill that is impaired in many clinical conditions.

He noticed dramatic improvements in blood chemistry and in clinical conditions like diabetes, high cholesterol, and hypertension.

In fact, tooth and gum disease is the most common clinical condition among adult dogs.

These situations pose a challenge to health professionals as these involve their ability, the patient clinical conditions and, finally, the scenario they find.

If you want to forgo the hassle of a blood test then you can use clinical conditions as a gauge.

Heart disease, or cardiac disease, can be a devastating clinical condition in companion animals.

In fact, periodontal disease is the most common clinical condition affecting adult pets, despite the fact that it is almost entirely preventable.

One of the most common clinical conditions in dogs and cats is periodontal disease.

Can treat many clinical conditions, including, but not limited to, skin problems and autoimmune diseases.

However, being that periodontal disease is the most common clinical condition in dogs and cats, your pet's risk of periodontal disease is extremely high.

Your veterinarian will select the most appropriate test based on the age and species of bird, clinical condition of the bird (sick vs. healthy), and whether it is a pre / post purchase evaluation.

Periodontal Disease Periodontal disease is the most common clinical condition occurring in adult dogs and cats, and is entirely preventable.

It also may help to develop preventive strategies for drug abuse, gambling disorders, and other clinical conditions where delay discounting may play a role.»

Companion Therapy provides a treatment guide with each device with recommended dosing for different clinical conditions.

According to PetMD it is a «clinical condition resulting from a lowered production and release of T4 and T3 hormones by the thyroid gland.»

If the condition worsens after undertaking diet modifications and increasing * physical activity, doctors should be consulted as brain fog symptoms may be a representation of an underlying and more serious clinical condition.

The discovery provides new insight into clinical conditions where body representation in the brain is disrupted due to changes in the central or peripheral nervous systems e.g. stroke, schizophrenia and phantom limb syndrome following amputation.

To make his case that deletions in Xp11.22 caused the clinical features of his patient, Scott needed to find more patients presenting similar clinical conditions and deletions.

Additionally, 62 % of patients had improvements in clinical conditions associated with hepatic decompensation (e.g., ascites and encephalopathy) and / or improvement in liver function tests.

«As in human beings, this had major health implications as obesity is known to predispose to or exacerbate a range of clinical conditions including arthritis, and ultimately decreased longevity,» say the researchers from Glasgow University.

«Nicky Hayden's clinical condition remains extremely critical.

We will pull together all the key information you need about unique clinical conditions in young athletes; mild traumatic brain injury or concussion; heat illness and injury; or overuse / overload and injury risk.

«We have tended to view the two forms of bipolar disorder as variants of the same clinical condition.

«This is a clever and inspired technology to develop new exogenous compounds that can detect clinical conditions with aberrantly high protease concentrations,» says Samuel Sia, an associate professor of biological engineering at Columbia University who was not involved in the research.

«This study is a great first step in understanding our student athlete population, the type of sports they play and other clinical conditions so we can better help those student athletes with the sport they're playing,» Borchers said.

«Living donor liver transplantation can be performed at an earlier stage than deceased donor transplantation, before a patient's clinical condition deteriorates,» says the study's senior author, Abraham Shaked, MD, PhD, professor of Surgery and director of the Penn Transplant Institute.

The push for electronic communications has been widely endorsed as a means to improve quality of care by, for example, emailing test results to patients, or managing clinical conditions without requiring a time - consuming and costly office visit.

The first assessments — describing a full response in two patients in critical clinical condition with extensive metastases — are published in the December issue of the Journal of Nuclear Medicine (JNM), which has displayed images depicting the improvements on its cover page.

Kiper and Martin agree that their research does not have immediate practical value but note that it seeks an improved understanding of the brain — a foundation, they say, that is essential for tackling clinical conditions such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease.

Working with colleagues in Nottingham and Glasgow, Dr Payne analysed Scottish NHS primary care data for 180,815 adults with long - term clinical conditions.

The findings, published in Cell, suggest new ways of considering clinical conditions related to the vagus nerve.

But when we're interested in how fast do anorexics lose weight, we're usually curious about one of the stand - alone clinical conditions, and that's either Anorexia Nervosa or Anorexia Mirabilis.

Richard Pitcairn DVM PhD compiled the following chart comparing natural rabies symptoms to clinical conditions after rabies vaccination; this chart was part of a presentation by Dr Pitcairn in 1993.

As a board certified Equine Dentist and Oral Surgeon, he treats a wide range of clinical conditions utilizing orthodontic, periodontal, endodontic, restorative, oral medicine and oral surgery procedures.

At 48 hours after surgery, CAMILLO was discharged in good clinical condition.

Many surgical and anesthetic complications are a result of pre-existing clinical conditions, most of which are associated with abnormalities that could have been identified by a skilled examiner.

Also, learning more effective relationship skills with the important people in their lives will enable clients to begin to experience relief from their painful clinical conditions.»