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Aug 31, 2017Open AccessArticle
The most common childhood
cancer is acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL). Chemotherapy-associated
hematological toxicity is well-known; however, there are few studies on
hematologic toxicity incidence in children with ALL. We investigated the
severity and incidence of hematologic toxicity during intense chemotherapy
processes in children treated with ALL IC-BFM 2009 protocol. The study included
41 leukemic children in standard (SR) ...
Jun 23, 2017Open AccessArticle
Background and Purpose: Peripheral nerve injuries
can result from a multitude of causes including trauma, poor posture, and
altered movement patterns. Adverse neural tension is a possible consequence to
insult to the nervous system which can lead to dysfunction and fear avoidance
behaviors. The purpose of this case report is to demonstrate the use of a
multimodal approach in the physical therapy treatment of a patient who
sustaine ...
Jun 23, 2017Open AccessArticle
Background:
In our case we discussed the sedation made with dexmedeto-midine
unresponsiveness and exaggerated response to propofol of
patients with essential tremor. Case: 75
years old, male, without any co-existing disease, with essential tremor
patient, planned deep brain stimulation operation under sedoanalgesia,
one week before the operation the patient evaluated and was planned to perform
brain ...
Mar 29, 2016Open AccessArticle
This work is dedicated to the new approach in applying physical factors
in complex patient therapy. Based on experimental research data the author
believes it is necessary to reconsider technical characteristics and exposition
of physiotherapeutic factor influencing on the organism taking into account nosological
form of disease and individual patient’s specifics. In this regard the author
developed new tasks of the clinical physiotherapy and suggested seven
principles of new classification of p...
Jan 19, 2016Open AccessArticle
Objective: Our work aims to propose a simplified approach by the cardiovascular
rehabilitation for the cardiac heart failure. Method and Patients: We realized an
observational prospective study during 12-month period which included 85 cardiac
heart failure patients at Abidjan Cardiology Institute. Results: 85 patients were
included in our study; the average age was 45 ± 20 years. The ratio-sex (men/woman)
was to 2. Six patients abandoned the study due to financial issues so that we continued
the...
Aug 18, 2015Open AccessArticle
Objective: There is no common concencus the clinical
results of coronary artery bypass grafting (CABG) surgery patients who
underwent off-pump or conventional techniques. Our aim of this study was to compare
the changes of myocardial functions, patients’ clinical results, biochemical
marker release during surgery and postoperatively in On- and Off-Pump CABG
surgery. Method: A consecutive series of 50 coronary artery disease (CAD)
patients who underwent elective CABG surgery included for this stu...
Jul 23, 2015Open AccessArticle
Vein of Galen aneurysmal malformations (VGAMs) are rare congenital abnormalities that can cause severe morbidity and mortality. VGAMs present in different way from vein of Galen aneurysmal dilatations (VGADs). The VGAMS have a parenchymal arteriovenous malformation that drains through the vein of Galen whereas VGADs may present with intracranial hemorrhage. In neonates VGAMs result in high-output cardiac failure. Surgery offers little improvement, with fatal outcomes in 80% to 100% of cases.
Feb 13, 2015Open AccessArticle
Introduction: Oncoplasty has developed for 20 years in order to avoid
potentially major deformations of conservative treatment. We report the results
of our oncoplastic breast operations. Patients and Methods: We conducted a
descriptive and retrospective study of 48 patients treated by oncoplastic
technique in the national center of burn and plastic surgery in the U.H.
IBN-ROCHD of Casablanca between 2011 and 2014. Patient and tumor
characteristics, as well as information on the procedures and c...
Jan 29, 2015Open AccessArticle
Aim: To explore the value and prospects of the combined vessel resection with
reconstruction techniques in space-occupying lesion surgical treatment. Method:
We collected and analyzed clinical data of patients received combined with vessel
resection and reconstruction techniques surgery in department of hepatobiliary surgery
in our hospital from May 2007 to November 2012, and concluded experience in application
of vessel resection and artificial vessel reconstruction. Result: A total of 12
cases...
Jan 21, 2015Open AccessArticle
Objective: To observe the clinical effect of the treatment of lumbar
spinal stenosis disease by adjusting the curvature of the spine based on
orthopedic spinal therapy. Method: Curvature adjustments by four-direction,
spinal orthopedic manipulation and functional exercise were applied to
different patterns of lumbar spinal stenosis. Results: The overall response
rate was 98.9%, including a clinical recovery rate of 83.3%, response rate of
13.3%, marked effectiveness rate of 2.2%
and failur...
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