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Monthly Archives: April 2010
What Does One Do When Trigeminal Neuralgia Comes Back?
After Various Procedures, Trigeminal Neuralgia can come back. Study discusses how they handled it.
Posted in Trigeminal Neuralgia
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Fatigue After Breast Cancer? – Some Possible Factors
Recent article found morning fatigue seem more related to biological factors, and evening fatigue more by “behavioural” factors.
Posted in breast cancer, chronic fatigue
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Hurt After Cancer Chemotherapy? – Check Out Chemotherapy Neuropathy Scale
Article in press offers chemotherapy neuropathy scale.
Posted in breast cancer, neuropathic
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Post Dural Puncture Headache Relieved by Occipital Nerve Blocks
After having a spinal, persistent headaches can occur from leaking spinal fluid through the hole requiring an injection of partient’s blood to be injected to “dural patch” the hole. Now was case resolved by just injection local into back scalp … Continue reading
Posted in Headaches, Injection
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Limitations of Functional Capacity Assessment Like Fall Risk Assessment In Elderly – One Shot Assessments Don’t Account For Good and Bad Days.
Read Recent Article on How Fall Risk Assessments tools in elderly might lack validity because they don’t take into account how elderly will have good and bad days. Similarly, Functional Capacity Evaluations (FCE’s) do not take into account that discs … Continue reading
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