...in 2012. The system uses multiple interlinked titanium-coated rare-earth magnets to support the lower oesophageal sphincter. This innovative treatment has shown promising results in controlling GERD-related reflux and has fewer...
...performed to (1) monitor the effects or complications of these treatments, (2) minimize the risks of these treatments to the patient’s health and activity, and (3) control the complications if...
...for the prevention of heart-related conditions. A consultation is also necessary to manage or treat the disease including reducing associated risks. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has...
...the cell to help regulate the use of glucose, the body’s source of fuel. The thyroid hormones, on the other hand, are responsible for controlling metabolism and temperature. As the...
...the chest using a special computer that controls robotic arms. The procedure is guided by a 3D view of the heart and the aortic valve displayed on a computer. Following...
...is delivered equally and in controlled levels through conduction method, whereas the massage is produced by micro vibrations. It also offers electrotherapy through electromagnetic induction. The treatment is expected to...
...patient recovers. Although rare, the patient may also develop an infection as well as damage to the muscle tissues, particularly the sphincter muscles, the muscular tissue responsible for controlling the...
...range of positive benefits for survivors of sexual abuse, including: Empowerment: Survivors are able to regain control of their lives and take steps to improve mental health and emotional wellbeing....
...a non-surgical periodontal treatment aimed at controlling and treating periodontitis, the advanced stage of gum disease. It is typically the first line of defense against the progression of periodontal disease,...
...allow the patient to control other factors that increase CHD risks like enjoying a more active lifestyle. How Does the Procedure Work? Bypass operation involves rerouting blood from the blocked...