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1. TeleEM: An extra hand when you need it - Mayo Clinic

   TeleEM: An extra hand when you need it - Mayo Clinic TeleEM: An extra hand when you need it Share Doximity Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Print details Email Feb. 07, 2020 In a Level III or IV trauma center or critical access hospital, a patient presentin...

2. Comprehensive standardized interdisciplinary pathway designed to minimize preoperative and postoperative risk factors for pressure ulcers - Mayo Clinic

   ations and diabetes management Social workers to address insurance benefits, discharge planning and post-surgical support needs Acute hospital perioperative care included several key elements: Use of fluid or air immersion specialty mattress or bed i...

3. Improving musculoskeletal health in patients with osteoporosis - Mayo Clinic

   Depending on the baseline evaluation of the patient's musculoskeletal status, a complete exercise program typically includes weight-bearing aerobic activities for cardiovascular fitness, postural training, progressive resistance training for axial mu...

4. Neonatal brachial plexus injuries: An integrated approach - Mayo Clinic

   Neonatal brachial plexus injuries: An integrated approach - Mayo Clinic Neonatal brachial plexus injuries: An integrated approach Share Doximity Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Print details Email Jan. 11, 2019 The brachial plexus injuries experienced by n...

5. Trauma Resource Center - Medical Professionals - Mayo Clinic

   Feb. 07, 2020 TeleEM: An extra hand when you need it High-acuity patients can stretch human resources in a smaller medical facility.

6. Intragastric balloon safe and effective in total weight management program - Mayo Clinic

   Comprehensive obesity program The intragastric balloon aids weight loss by slowing the rate at which food enters the stomach and by stimulating gastric stretch receptors.

7. Minimally invasive brain surgery: Safer treatment of deep-seated lesions - Mayo Clinic

   "Bladed retractors stretch the white matter tracts and often sever them.

8. Complex decongestive therapy may benefit patients seen in the chronic disease and palliative care settings - Mayo Clinic

   CDT is most often applied to the extremities in a two-phase treatment approach: Phase I treatment can include manual lymphatic drainage, a gentle massage designed to mobilize congested lymph, followed by the application of multilayer short-stretch...

9. Intragastric balloon: A re-emerging approach for obesity - Mayo Clinic

   Mundi concludes: "The intragastric balloon aids weight loss by slowing the rate at which food enters the stomach and by stimulating gastric stretch receptors.

10. Mayo Clinic's approach to Peyronie's disease: Nonsurgical interventions - Mayo Clinic

    In that study, more than 75% of patients in the treatment arm realized objective improvements in their penile curvature by an average 17 degrees (27% with 20-degree or more improvement), and 94% of patients realized improvements in their stretched...