As Oswald, the hero of Plague Land tells it, most fourteenth - century medical practices were hit - or - miss experiments, with the misses resulting
in dead patients and blood everywhere.
Not exact matches
Here's a news item that has interesting theological implications: Medical review boards
in both the U.S. and India have granted permission to two biotech companies to experiment with new technology that they hope could bring back
patients who are brain
dead — something currently considered impossible.
New York City emergency medicine specialist Stephen Wall has endorsed a program
in which
patients who suffer trauma or cardiac arrest are afforded some resuscitation efforts, but if these fail and the
patient is pronounced
dead (as determined by a remote authority), CPR will be continued — on the
dead patient — until a relative or other surrogate can give consent for organs to be harvested.
Of particular interest is the revelationthat almost half of the doctors who responded «agreed that
patients in the PVS should be considered
dead.
Most physicians
in both groups believe that
patients in the PVS would be better off
dead; that it is not necessary to provide aggressive therapeutic interventions; and that all therapeutic interventions, including artificial nutrition and hydration, can be withheld
in certain circumstances.
I even say
in my mind, â $ œHeâ $ ™ s
dead!â $ Then, just when it is certain that the heart has failed and the
patient is
dead, the heart throbs and begins beating!
Medical personnel at the Buffalo VA Medical Center failed to try to resuscitate a
patient suffering cardiac arrest
in late 2016, pronouncing him
dead even though they should have tried to save his life, the Department of Veterans Affairs Inspector General's Office said
in a devastating report that recommended sweeping improvements
in the facility's practices during life - or - death emergencies.
Hundreds of overdose victims
in Erie County are
dead because major pharmaceutical companies misled doctors and
patients into believing that highly addictive, prescription painkillers were safe, said Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz, who is suing the companies
in state Supreme Court.
Hundreds of overdose victims
in Erie County are
dead because major pharmaceutical companies misled doctors and
patients into believing that highly addictive, prescription painkillers were safe, Erie County Executive Mark C. Poloncarz said.
Question nine of the PHQ - 9 explores suicidality and asks
patients if they have been bothered
in the past two weeks by thoughts that they would be better off
dead or hurting themselves.
The general rule for treatment of
patients in cardiac arrest is that once resuscitation measures have begun, they must be continued uninterruptedly until the
patient shows signs of life or is pronounced
dead.
Dr. Gregory Liptak,
in the Journal of the American Medical Association, wrote: «
Patients who are brain
dead often have unusual spontaneous movements when they are disconnected from their ventilators....
He is chairman of the department of anesthesiology at Hackensack University Medical Center
in New Jersey, and he points out that an anesthesiologist creates brain -
dead patients every day: «We give drugs to make them die.
Although the Harvard criteria were based on zero
patients and no experiments were conducted either with humans or animals, they soon became the standard for declaring people
dead in several states, and
in 1981, the Uniform Determination of Death Act (UDDA) was sanctioned by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws.
In another case, a 30 - year - old
patient with severe head trauma was declared brain
dead by two doctors.
The presence of the
dead, snarled nerve cells and sticky protein fragments characteristic of Alzheimer's
in the main smell - processing structures of these deceased
patients could suggest the disease gets its start
in the olfactory system.
They will have to address side effects such as the flulike symptoms and the kidney failure that occurred
in one
patient due to all the
dead cells the body had to cleanse from the blood.
NEW YORK —
In 30 years as an oncologist, Dr. Howard Fine estimates he has treated some 20,000
patients with glioblastomas, the most deadly form of brain cancer, «and almost all of them are
dead.»
In working with Cambodian refugees, psychiatrist Devon Hinton of Harvard Medical School in Boston encouraged patients to make customary offerings to the dea
In working with Cambodian refugees, psychiatrist Devon Hinton of Harvard Medical School
in Boston encouraged patients to make customary offerings to the dea
in Boston encouraged
patients to make customary offerings to the
dead.
To do this, they switched from using
dead tumour cell samples to
patient - derived tumour cell lines,
in which fresh samples of a person's tumour are grafted onto mice and grown to the required volumes.
The procedure, which involved attaching the nose, chin, cheeks, and lips of a 46 - year - old brain -
dead woman, set off a firestorm of criticism that lingered even after the French surgeons declared
in July 2006,
in the medical journal The Lancet, that the graft was «successful with respect to appearance, sensitivity, and acceptance by the
patient.»
The report «provides hope that even primitive tissues made from stem cells will one day restore the function of
dead or diseased organs
in patients,» he adds.
As a medical student
in 1950 one of my
patients was a boy of my age dying of kidney failure and I was instructed to make him comfortable for he would be
dead in two weeks.
Most of all my chronic psoriasis
patients had failed many times and followed enough
dead - end streets when it came to psoriasis recovery.When I formulated the Psoriasis Program, my goal was to create the most complete natural psoriasis solution covering every facet of treatment
in a way that was easy to understand, follow and implement
in your life, yet was proven to be highly effective, scientific and clinically - proven.
My
patients can take pride
in knowing that there is a 100 percent natural and drug - free way to stop psoriasis
dead in it's tracks - before it ruins their lives...
«Interestingly, all of our cancer
patients tend to come
in around 4.5 or below, which is interesting because it suggests, from a hydration standpoint... cancer doesn't happen until you're so dry that you're nearly
dead.
Many acne
patients have embraced papaya
in particular, boasting that papaine can dissolve
dead skin cells, exfoliate your face, and cause a flush of blood and circulation.
This debut feature from writer - director David Veloz, based on a 1995 autobiography, starkly retells Stahl's rise and fall
in LA - LA - land over the course of a multi-day shack - up with ex-addict Kitty (E.R.'s Maria Bello), a sucker for rehab
patients who coaxes him away from a
dead - end job (
in, appropriately, Phoenix)
in favor of sex (initially as frigid as the frozen chicken he was hacking at only hours earlier at his fast - food outpost) and conversation.
The English
Patient is at most a feature for dreamy young adults (especially those who consider it romantic for a character to become a Nazi
in order to spend time with a former lover's
dead body), and even the good points of The Crucible and Ghosts of Mississippi don't include the sort of insights that ought to come with age.
Miranda awakens from the experience to find is she's
in her hospital again, not as a doctor, but as one of the
patients, and is informed that her husband is
dead and she is the killer, and everyone thinks she is crazy.
Based on the acclaimed graphic novel and developed by Frank Darabont (The Mist, Shawshank Redemption) much
in The Walking
Dead would be familiar to both horror and sci - fi genre fans, right from the
patient awaking from a coma to a post-apocalyptic future (28 Days Later..., Day of the Triffids) to a planet overrun by zombies.
The writing is the first problem with «Huff», leaning hard as it does on the Dr. Phil Handbook for Fake Shrinks
in its therapy sessions (leave out the
dead gay kid, incidentally, and until episode four's guy - who - refuses - to - shit Huff's
patients all appear to be beautiful women) and making the bad mistake of thinking that castrating bitch goddess mothers (Blythe Danner, playing Estelle Getty), nymphomaniac wives (Paget Brewster), and precious / precocious kids (Anton Yelchin) will write themselves out of narrative Bermuda Triangles.
An awakening of a mentally - impaired
patient also occurs
in Music Never Stopped, but the drug responsible this time around is the Grateful
Dead.
The performance is inspired by a psychosis diagnosed
in 1880 by French neurologist Jules Cotard, whose
patient believed she was organless,
dead, and, paradoxically, immortal.
Childish's paintings generally revolve around the figure isolated
in landscape: oystermen on heavy flat riverboats; a woman and children riding a sleigh
in the nineteenth - century Yukon; the Swiss writer Robert Walser
dead in the snow outside the psychiatric hospital where he was a
patient.
In medical terms the non-monotonic curves correspond to a situation where
dead patients spring back into life if you wait long enough.
One of the most serious forms of medical malpractice is a medication error that leaves a
patient seriously harmed, or
in the most tragic of cases,
dead.
Patient 11:
In late July 2012, a 42 year old refugee claimant from Africa who had been beaten and left for dead in the street and who was suffering from chronic severe abdominal pain as a result was dropped by her physician once her IFH coverage was cancelled and she was unable to afford the fee
In late July 2012, a 42 year old refugee claimant from Africa who had been beaten and left for
dead in the street and who was suffering from chronic severe abdominal pain as a result was dropped by her physician once her IFH coverage was cancelled and she was unable to afford the fee
in the street and who was suffering from chronic severe abdominal pain as a result was dropped by her physician once her IFH coverage was cancelled and she was unable to afford the fees.
In November of 2012, The New York Times published a report about an elderly patient suffering from dementia who was found dead in her roo
In November of 2012, The New York Times published a report about an elderly
patient suffering from dementia who was found
dead in her roo
in her room.
Johnson & Johnson Settles First Three DePuy Hip Implant Lawsuits for $ 600,000, Boston Injury Lawyer Blog, August 25, 2012 Zimmer KnexGen and DePuy Knee Implants Linked to
Patient Injuries, Boston Injury Lawyer Blog, August 6, 2012 30 Now
Dead in Fungal Meningitis Outbreak Linked to Contaminated Steroid Shots Made by Framingham, Massachusetts Compounding Pharmacy, Boston Injury Lawyer Blog, November 5, 2012
Ever since I saw a picture of Florence Nightingale
in a textbook at my early youth carrying a lamp caring for sick
patients in the
dead of the night, I knew my calling
in life - I was to help the sick.
In the words of Gay Norman a Planned Parenthood and BCCS
patient from Waco: «If I hadn't come to Planned Parenthood, there was no way I could have had care with no insurance... I would be
dead if it hadn't been for this program.»