Articles, tagged with "catheter", page 1
18th January 2012
Overview
Peripheral Angioplasty
Peripheral angiography and/or peripheral angiogram is a diagnostic study, not an operation, performed to look at the arterial blood flow from your lower abdomen and down each of your legs. During the procedure a cath...
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Author:
pankaj Nagpal
17th June 2011
A meningioma brain tumor I ask? How the heck did that happen? How big is it? Why have I got it? Is surgery my best option? Okay, then let’s do it! I re-enter the conscious world to hospital hustle and bustle after 5 hours of surgery, where I am aware of p...
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Author:
Lynda Burke
09th May 2011
All men, when we reach 40 years of age, benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), the risks commonly known as the prostate, increase development. - As much as we'd like to dismiss the reality that we can not. We can, however, we hope, progress is unlikely, BP...
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Author:
tedd woods
12th April 2011
Authoritative coding resources sometimes address even those encounters you do not handle on a daily basis. Here are two scenarios to test your skills and see whether your responses match the official rules.
Question 1: How many 'initial' codes are too m...
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Author:
James Smith
16th February 2010
After you have had prostate surgery, it cannot be emphasized enough that you should take it easy the first few weeks after you get home. Although you will probably feel much better when you leave the hospital, it will most likely take several months for y...
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Author:
Jack Lambert
01st February 2009
After the evaluations have shown that in vitro fertilization (IVF) is a good choice for you, and if you have agreed upon the legal contract, an anonymous egg donor will be assisting you in reaching your goal of pregnancy. The eggs which have been retrieve...
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Author:
Daniel Berry
21st January 2009
Some very early pregnancy symptoms come quite early, even before you miss your period. In this article, you will learn about what to look for in your body if you think you could be pregnant.
Early pregnancy symptoms can be difficult to pin because they...
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Author:
ayush
15th December 2008
There is much debate in the medical field whether a CT heart scan is indeed the best way to detect coronary blockages. Some researches say that it is typically the least complicated way, although its accuracy cannot yet replace the gold standard for findi...
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Author:
Apexcardiology
13th June 2008
Hydrocephalus is a condition in which there is too much CSF in the ventricles. This occurs when the natural system for draining and absorbing extra CSF does not work right. The ventricles enlarge to accommodate the extra fluid and then press on different ...
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Author:
peterhutch
21st January 2008
Women experiencing infertility may have a hysterosalpingogram (HSG) recommended to them by their doctor or infertility specialist. This is a test performed by X-ray that can help your doctor see inside of your uterus and fallopian tubes. The surrounding a...
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Infertility Specialist
25th July 2007
Most of the women under in vitro pregnancy feel confused what would be their symptoms of early IVF pregnancy. Women, who do not conceive naturally, can conceive artificially through in vitro process. Therefore, they often feel whether IVF pregnancy sympto...
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Author:
apurva
09th April 2007
In vitro fertilization is one method of reproduction that couples who have had difficulty conceiving a child on their own might consider. In vitro fertilization is commonly known as IVF. Couples who choose this method of conception might wonder what signs...
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Author:
Alien
19th January 2007
There are a lot of therapies around today that owe their origins to Chinese Medicine. These treatments appear to be drawing more and more adherents as so many appear to grow disillusioned by an increasingly pharmaceutical dominated Western Medical profess...
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Author:
Alister Bredee
