Search Results 51-60 of 112 for stress

1. Groundbreaking trial of stem cell treatment for intracerebral hemorrhage - Mayo Clinic

   In these experiments, neuronal cells were subjected to oxygen-glucose deprivation stress, which resulted in a significant decrease in cell proliferation and an increasing rate of apoptosis, as well as elevated levels of tumor necrosi...

2. Mayo Clinic streamlines hepatocellular carcinoma treatment - Mayo Clinic

   Roberts stresses the close collaboration that takes place among the three Mayo transplant programs in clinical care, research and education."

3. Screening, intervention and restorative therapy services for injured workers - Mayo Clinic

   And we stress that work is an important part of patient rehabilitation."

4. Ureteral injury malpractice compensation highest in cases of patient-perceived delays, inadequate workup and failure of supervision - Mayo Clinic

   Malpractice proceedings also have significant effects on physicians in regard to psychological stress, time, financial cost, professional reputation and personal life.

5. Boyd R. Viers, M.D., specializes in reconstructive genitourinary surgeries - Mayo Clinic

   Furthermore, he is contributing to the practice of male stress incontinence and reconstruction of male genitalia.

6. DSM-5 redefines hypochondriasis - Mayo Clinic

   He points out that thousands of patients were diagnosed with stress ulcers before the discovery of Helicobacter pylori.

7. Examining the role of gut microbial composition and function in weight loss - Mayo Clinic

   Behavioral intervention was delivered through weekly group sessions modeled after the Look AHEAD protocol and included self-monitoring, goal setting, stress reduction, social support, and so on.

8. A grieving mother's lessons for health care providers - Mayo Clinic

   She stresses that surviving family members often feel isolated, so having a support person available is also helpful, if possible.

9. Redefining the male urethral stricture treatment paradigm - Mayo Clinic

   "The overall impact of this surgical challenge is not inconsequential, given that 5% of men develop post-prostatectomy anastomotic stenosis, and each subsequent transurethral procedure, reflected in a recurrence rate of 33% at one year, is associated...

10. Advances in articular cartilage defect management - Mayo Clinic

    As the population ages and people live longer — many of them active or overweight — articular cartilage increasingly bears prolonged and mounting skeletal stresses.