-
providing context, information, and
options for
treatment and
medical palliation. In the case of
critically ill babies,
parents are able to parti****te...
- for patients,
managing the diagnosis, prognosis, prevention, treatment,
palliation of
their injury or disease, and
promoting their health.
Medicine encomp****es...
-
malformations results in
cyanotic heart failure at an
early age.
Staged palliation through the BDG
shunt and
Fontan procedure has
allowed these patients...
- and
colleagues in 1981.
Variations of the
Norwood procedure, or
Stage 1
palliation, have been
proposed and
adopted over the last 30 years; however, its basic...
-
diagnosis and
staging of disease,
disease cure,
tumour debulking,
symptom palliation and
patient rehabilitation".
Surgical prevention of
cancer largely consists...
- that it will recur.
Chemotherapy and
radiotherapy are
commonly used for
palliation,
where disease is
clearly incurable: in this
situation the aim is to improve...
- (January 2016). "Media, institutions, and
government action:
Prevention vs.
palliation in the time of cholera".
European Journal of
Political Economy. 41: 75–93...
- as
radiation therapy and is
largely used for the
management (including
palliation) of cancer; it
requires higher radiation doses than
those received for...
- Ho****e is a type of care and a
philosophy of care
which focuses on the
palliation of a
terminally ill patient's symptoms.
Foundation for Ho****es in Sub-Saharan...
- is larger. The BTT
shunt is used in the
first step of the three-stage
palliation (the
Norwood procedure).
While the
originally described Blalock–Thomas–Taussig...
