… effectively treat WD for less than a century. Historically, the disease was diagnosed after the
development of neurologic symptoms and was invariably fatal. The first treatment developed …

… consideration must be given to each individual age group in terms of diagnosis and treatment…
This comprehensive approach includes identifying common clinical presentations, charac…

… of OCD symptom clusters, differential diagnoses, clinical courses, and general treatment
guidelines that we believe to be essential before specific treatments can be considered. …

… , there is no consensus regarding treatment guidelines of VAAs. In this … clinical presentation,
etiology, diagnostic considerations, and treatment in order to propose acceptable treatment …

… Patient #- clinical analysis Overall, the patient’s tolerance and response to treatment were
the prime variables taken into consideration in the formulation of her therapeutic roadmap. …

… and the diagnostic criteria are over-simplified when we face the reality of the clinical practice.
… may be included in this diagnostic category, making differential diagnosis very complex. …

During the mid-scvenrics Los Angeles County saw a srcady rise in the rate of use of
phencyclidine (PCP) and an increase in the rate of PCP-related psvchiatric hospital admissions. …

… Clinical observation and physical examination may be the primary diagnostic tools in the
cross-cultural setting if clinical history is scanty or the mental status examination is …

… This paper reviews the epidemiology, pathology, and clinical implications of PAD, and
offers current evidence for disease management quality improvement initiatives to enhance …

Class II malocclusions are of interest to the practicing orthodontists since they constitute a
significant percentage of the cases they treat. In individuals with normal occlusion and skeletal …