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RBM rev. bras. med ; 63(5)maio 2006. ilus
Article in Portuguese | LILACS | ID: lil-515172

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A hidroterapia vem sendo indicada e utilizada por médicos e fisioterapeutas em programas multidisciplinares de reabilitação para pacientes nas mais diversas áreas. Com o seu ressurgimento na década passada, houve um grande desenvolvimento científico das técnicas e tratamentos aquáticos, permitindo uma ampla abordagem e atuação com os pacientes neste meio. Os princípios básicos para a utilização da hidroterapia nas diversas disfunções e clínicas serão abordados neste artigo, assim como os efeitos fisiológicos e terapêuticos da água.

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Kampo Medicine ; : 645-650, 2003.
Article in Japanese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-368429

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All prescriptions containing Dai-kenchu-to (DKT, Da-Jian-Zhong-Tang), one of the most commonly prescribed Kampo medicines (Sino-Japanese traditional herbal medicines) in Japan, that had been issued during a six-month period from September 1999 to February 2000 at Kitasato University Hospital, were analyzed. The DKT used at this hospital was in the form of ethical extract granules (Tsumura, Tokyo), and it was mainly prescribed to patients who were treated in the Departments of Gynecology and Surgery and who had undergone surgery. In order to clarify problems in the administration of DKT granules to post-operative patients, a questionnaire was distributed to nurses working in the wards of eight large hospitals (over 470 beds each). More than 80% of the nurses reported that they had observed problems with the taste and dosage of DKT administered to their patients. Hard granules do not readily dissolve in water, and the nurses observed difficulty in deglutition upon oral administration of DKT, and tube obstruction in patients who were administrated DKT through a gastric tube. These difficulties in the administration of DKT are thought to increase the workload of the care staff, and the development of a new route of administration of DKT, for example, a decocted solution packed into a stick, is expected.

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Journal of Practical Stomatology ; (6)1995.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-670687

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Objective:To study the effects of poly-DL-lactic acid(PDLLA) biomembrane in the repair of cleft hard palate. Methods:Thirty-two cleft palate patients, age 2.67 to 12.83 years old, were treated. The traditional surgical method was used to close the cleft soft palate, and the PDLLA biomembrane was implanted into the surgical gap between the periosteum and bone at the hard palate and fixed with suture to close the cleft hard palate. Clinical follow-up was conducted for 6 months.Results:Operations on all 32 patients were completed successfully.The average surgical time was not prolonged, and post-operative complication was not increased. Wound healing of soft palate, uvula and hard palate was uneventful with no incidence of fistula or dehiscence. Conclusion: PDLLA absorbable biomembrane can be used to repair cleft hard palate.

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