This volume captures developments in stem cell biology and regenerative medicine, focusing on their potential for regeneration and restoration of tissue and organ function, specifically addressing brain repair. Topics covered include reprogramming, the stem cell niche, nanotechnology, biomimetics, and 3D bioprinting.
This book analyzes conductive hearing loss due to stapes immobility, focusing on distinguishing between otosclerotic and non-otosclerotic stapes fixation. It explores how etiology influences surgical technique, discusses new diagnostic observations (like the presence of measles virus in otosclerosis), and introduces modern surgical solutions for stapes surgery, including laser fenestration and endoscopic approaches.
A comprehensive guide detailing the development of the human dentition, covering tooth formation, jaw growth during deciduous and permanent tooth eruption, and the stages of transition. It includes extensive chapters dedicated to the analysis, classification, and characteristics of various malocclusions, such as Class II, Class III, open bites, and transverse deviations.
An analysis focusing on the phenomenon of central sensitization and its role as a fundamental underlying mechanism contributing to persistent, non-specific chronic low back pain, providing insights into potential therapeutic targets.
A practical, concise, and clinically oriented guide written to help clinicians and students evaluate the medical literature, ask clinically relevant questions, and assess new publications, based on teaching materials used at Columbia University Medical Center.
This text addresses the clinical dilemma of when to begin orthodontic treatment, focusing on early intervention before the eruption of the complete permanent dentition. It covers foundational topics like normal growth, establishment of occlusion, and the classification of anomalies. The book details diagnostic examinations (clinical assessment, casts, photographs, radiographs) and specific treatment protocols for Class I, II, and III malocclusions, describing the application of various appliances, including expansion, functional, and full-banded devices.
This work is a medical textbook, copyrighted in 2019, that addresses medicine as an ever-changing science, focusing on treatment and drug therapy. It cautions readers to confirm information regarding dosages and contraindications.
This textbook covers the principles of genetics specifically applied to the field of dentistry. Authored by GP Pal and Niladri Kumar Mahato, it was published by Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers.
This handout supplements a lecture presentation, offering a condensed source document on pain management during endodontic treatment. It is organized into four sections: diagnosis (pain prior to treatment), anesthesia problem solving (pain during treatment), flare-ups (pain following instrumentation), and pain following obturation.
A periodical publication focusing on clinical updates, research, practice management, and news relevant to endodontic specialists in the United States.
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Bettina Blessing’s study follows the progress of...
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Surgery of the Thoracic Spine: Principles and Techniques...
A practical clinical guide detailing specific dosing adjustments and timing recommendations for various classes of medications, primarily antihypertensives (including Beta-Blockers, ACEIs, ARBs, and Diuretics), for patients who are fasting during Ramadan. It provides specific schedules for taking medication after Iftar and Suhoor.
