Read at the Harvard Tercentenary Conference of Arts and Sciences, Cambridge, September 10, 1935. Shiga, Kiyoshi — Professor of Medicine, University of Tokyo. For record and address of author see ...
[67] About 20% of patients with liver abscess have previously had clinical dysentery ... is effective in the treatment of invasive disease, but less effective in the treatment of luminal forms ...
Whatever form it takes, successful treatment reverses the changes in brain circuitry that make substance use hard to control. Yet many factors other than biology must be addressed for treatment to ...
The origin remained obscure, however, and he felt this condition should not be confused with bacillary dysentery.2 Since these first descriptions ... During the period 1938–1954, the only drug ...
The patient remains awake and alert throughout the treatment. Wearing earplugs, they sit comfortably in what looks like a dentist's chair, scrolling through their phone while the device does its work.
Medicinally, its rind is used in the treatment of chronic dysentery, while its pulp and seeds act as stomach tonics and laxatives. Additionally, the flower buds are known to manage bronchitis.
The reports, blue for water and green for sewage treatment are done by an independent ... known as typhoid fever), liver inflammation and dysentery. De Vaal said countrywide there is a decrease ...