Articles, tagged with "chest x ray", page 1
19th January 2012
Valvuloplasty in India
What is Valvuloplasty ?
Valvuloplasty is performed, in certain circumstances, to open a stenotic (stiff) heart valve. In valvuloplasty, a very small, narrow, hollow tube, or catheter, is advanced from a blood vessel in the...
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Author:
pankaj Nagpal
18th January 2012
Peripheral Arterial Bypass Surgery
What is Peripheral Vascular Disease ?
Your arteries are normally smooth and unobstructed on the inside but they can become blocked through a process called atherosclerosis, which means hardening of the arteries. ...
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Author:
pankaj Nagpal
10th January 2012
Ewing Sarcoma
Overview
Ewing's sarcoma is a malignant (cancerous) bone tumor that affects children.
Causes
Ewing's sarcoma can occur any time during childhood and young adulthood, but usually develops during puberty, when bones are growing rapidly...
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Author:
pankaj Nagpal
28th December 2011
Ewing Sarcoma
Overview
Ewing's sarcoma is a malignant (cancerous) bone tumor that affects children.
Causes
Ewing's sarcoma can occur any time during childhood and young adulthood, but usually develops during puberty, when bones are growing rapidly...
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Author:
pankaj Nagpal
05th December 2011
Walking pneumonia refers to a respiratory system disease caused by Mycoplasma pneuomniae transmitted through exposure to cough and sneezes of infected individuals. Incubation can take from a week to 21 days before exhibiting signs and symptoms, like fever...
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Author:
Frank K Muller
10th October 2011
The agent need to be registered by the Migration Agents Registration Authority (MARA) and the agent must also abide by recommendations established by the DIAC. Upcoming, you should know the regulations for obtaining family and tourist Australian visa. The...
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Author:
JeanMcguire
16th August 2011
Our lungs are made up of a spongy tissue which is under the ribs. When we breath we inhale oxygen and when we exhale we take out carbon dioxide. That is the primary function of our lungs. Lung cancer which is a cancerous cells, blocks the air that we br...
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Author:
Corbin Fincer
18th July 2011
Treatment for Lung Cancer | Treatment of lung cancer
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Treatment for lung cancer usually considers aspects of patient history, stage of cancer, as well as general health condition of the patient. The following will explain some treatment is genera...
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Author:
dekpon
21st June 2011
In contrast to lung cancer, there is no association among mesothelioma and cigarette smoking Malignancies involving mesothelial cells in these spread cavities are recognized as malignant mesothelioma, which may possibly be localized or diffuse. Mesothelio...
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Author:
Alan Macdonald
20th June 2011
No medical doctor or hospital can refuse to offer you with a duplicate of your information - it's the law! They may possibly cost you a fee for copying the documents but should offer the information within just fifteen days of your request. You do not hav...
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Author:
Blair Brown
08th June 2011
Whilst most men and women with the sickness will finally encounter lung cancer signs or symptoms, some may perhaps in no way have them until eventually the condition has progressed to the level when a chest X-ray turns into important. At this stage the pr...
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Author:
Byron Ortiz
06th June 2011
Two different types of cancer grow and spread in lungs in thoroughly distinct strategies and figuring out the kind will become important to therapy. In the United States as perfectly as the rest of the globe, lung cancer is the major induce of cancer deat...
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Author:
Byron Ortiz
31st May 2011
Knee Replacement Facts, Symptoms, Treatment.
Knee replacement is surgery for people with severe knee damage. Knee replacement, or knee arthroplasty, is a surgical procedure in which the diseased surface of the knee is replaced by artificial materials...
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Author:
Mediangels
06th April 2011
Lung cancer, the leading cause of death related to cancer worldwide. It is a condition of cancer cells that uncontrollably grows and spreads to other parts of the lungs or beyond the lungs. Abnormal cells replace healthy cells and damages the lungs. With ...
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Author:
DeniseForster
29th March 2011
It is communicable disease that may occur in any part of the body. It is caused by a non-motile, slow growing acid-fast bacillus called the Mycobacterium tuberculosis. There are two classifications of Tuberculosis, those are Pulmonary Tuberculosis and Mil...
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Author:
Anne Brown