Dental Clinics of North America Vol 50 (2006) doc

... known to aﬀect integra-tion of dental implants. For example, the adverse eﬀect of excessive micro-motion is understood [29]. However, the role of mechanical properties of theimplant’s surface ... Quality of dental implants. Int Dent J 2003;53(6,suppl 2):409–43.[3] Boioli LT, Penaud J, Miller N. A meta-analytic, quantitative assessment of osseointegrationestablishment and evolution of submerged ... commonplace method of tooth replacement. Some of thesenew paradigms are summarized in this volume. Drs. Puleo and Thomasdiscuss the impact of implant surfaces and the role of surface enhancementsin...

Dental Clinics of North America Vol 51 (2007) doc

... ‘‘Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct’’ states,The dental professional holds a special position of trust within society. Asa consequence, society aﬀords the profession certain ... an evaluation andanalysis of both the hard and soft tissues of the face and smile (Appendix 1).This article focuses on the dental and dental facial composition involvedin smile design. Only ... the profession. Theiractions, however, aﬀect all in the dental profession, as the public beginsto understand what is being sold to them in the name of ‘‘changing live s.’’The American Dental...

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Dental Clinics of North America Vol 51 (2007) 573–589 ppt

... 60.6% of the sum of amalgam and posterior compositerestorations. North American dental schoolsThe best judgment of dental educators may be of interest. In a 1997 sur-vey, 53 of 54 North American ... The future of dental amalgam: a review of the literature. Part 2: mercury exposurein dental practice. Br Dent J 1997;182(8):293–7.[9] Eley BM. The future of dental amalgam: a review of the literature. ... properties of den-tal amalgam must await another venue.The authors thank the National Institute of Dental Research of the US NationalInstitutes of Health for more than two decades of support...

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Dental Clinics of North America (April 1997) pdf

... Dental Clinics of North America, for his patience, support,and guidance.Henry A. Gremillion, DDSDepartment of OrthodonticsParker E. Mahan Facial Pain CenterUniversity of Florida College of DentistryPO ... Orofac Pain 2000;14(3):169–84.12SHINAL & FILLINGIMPrefaceGuest EditorSince the last issue on temporomandibular (TMD) disorders and orofa-cial pain presented in the Dental Clinics of North ... ﬁeld of TMD and orofacialpain. I wish to thank the authors for their excellent eﬀort and cooperationin putting this volume together. I am especially grate ful to John Vassallo,editor of the Dental...

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Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America 33 (2006) ppt

... challenge of operating in the confines of atwo-dimensional monitor view of the three-dimensional surgical field of thefemale pelvis.The financial support available for teaching in departments of ... aware-ness of self-limitations as a practitioner and as a surgeon.As is stated by the ethics committee of the American College of Obstetriciansand Gynecologists [16]:If health care professionals ... postresidencyeducation. The ACGME lists ‘‘professionalism’’ as one of its six areas of corecompetency. Professionalism is defined as ‘‘ a commitment to carrying outprofessional responsibilities, adherence...

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... proliferation/progression of a clone of persistently infected cells to a pathologic precancer, CIN 3, often accompa-nied by early molecular alternations of the virus and host cells, and 4) accu-mulation of genetic ... cause of mortality, and it is the cause of about one tenth of all female cancer deaths [1]. Cervical cancer has an especially profound so-cietal impact, because a substantial fraction of cervical ... aspect of the success of cytology screening in developedcountries is attributed to repeated screening of women during the longnatural history of cervical cancer development. The repeated nature of...

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Tài liệu Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America, 2007 pdf

... survey of fellows of the American College of Obstetricans and Gynecologists in 2002, Stanwood and colleagues [21]found a signiﬁcant correlation between fear of litigation and a lower number of IUC ... examine the incidence of litiga-tion and the IUD, a 1996 comment ary from the Vice President for Medical Af-fairs of Planned Parenthood Federation of America cited a small number of IUD-related ‘‘events’’ ... cohort study of 2,037,883 woman-years of follow-up from1989 to 1998 in China, ever-use of an IUD was associated with a decreasedrisk of endometrial cancer with an adjusted OR of 0.6 (95% CI...

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Tài liệu Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America 35, 2008 docx

... background. Although cystic ﬁbrosis is often described as a disease of Northern European populations, the incidence varies markedly from 1 in 2500 for people of Northern European descent to 1 in 25,000 ... the safety of these procedures and has opened the possibility of in utero therapy.Ultrasound in particular has revolutionized the ﬁeld of obstetrics by provid-ing detailed imaging of the developing ... pregnancy.Overview of birth defectsdscope of the problemAny practitioner who engages in the care of pregnant women will also,sooner or later, be involv ed in the care of a pregnancy complicated...

Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinics of North America, guest edited by Henry Galan pdf

... result of direct physical force or of fear of implied violence[3,24]. Femicide, the murder of a woman, is a leading cause of death forwomen and 40% to 50% of these murders are perpetrated by ... obstetricsbecause of the theoretical risk of AFE [18,21,22]. The obstetric literaturecontains hundreds of cases where a cell-saver system was used safely [22],and an American College of Obstetrics ... is, women descended from indigenous peoples of North America, report a higher prevalence of IPV and in some communitiesit is estimated that 60% to 90% of women are battered and up to 57% sex-ually...

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Gastroenterology Clinics of North America pptx

... gastro.theclinics.comGastroenterol Clin N Am 36 (2007) 499–513GASTROENTEROLOGY CLINICS OF NORTH AMERICA motor functions for the transpo rt of luminal content, regulation of blood ﬂowand of secretion ... actively to be involved inthe modulation of intestinal functions. The study of the complex interaction of different kind of cells is known as ‘‘neurogastroenterology,’’ a subspecialty of gastroenterology ... because of the deﬁ-nitions used. The surveys that include the symptom of heartburn in the deﬁni-tion of dyspepsia report a prevalence of 40% [27]. Other surveys excludesubjects with symptoms of...

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