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Advances in Health and Disease - Volume 13 (Hardcover)
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Advances in Health and Disease - Volume 13 (Hardcover)
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Volume 13 begins by examining how lipid abnormalities in chronic
kidney disease attract continuous attention due to their unclear
involvement in chronic kidney disease patient outcomes. If kidney
function declines, inflammation and oxidative stress progress and
lipid disturbances develop, and malnutrition may ameliorate
dyslipidemia in advanced chronic kidney disease. Although rare,
pancreatic trauma can significantly impact the life of a patient,
with some requiring a total pancreatectomy which will result in
pancreatogenic diabetes. Diagnosis can be difficult, especially in
children, with clinical symptoms being absent in many. As such, the
authors discuss the current scientific literature on the diagnosis
and management of pancreatic trauma and the promising use of
autologous islet cell transplant in these patients. The authors go
on to present the state-of-art knowledge on the effects of
adenotonsillectomy and rapid maxillary expansion on the dentofacial
development of children, clarifying what might be expected
regarding facial growth after normalizing the mode of breathing and
increasing the width of the maxilla. Following this, this
compilation summarizes the growth and development processes of the
face to describe the theories and mechanisms of facial growth and
development. Next, the management of multi-drug resistant
tuberculosis and extreme drug resistance tuberculosis is discussed,
along with the latest World Health Organization guidelines and
policy recommendations for treatment. The literature regarding the
clinicopathological features of mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue
of the dura is reviewed, focusing on how to differentiate
mucosa-associated lymphoid tissue of the dura from clinical and
pathologic mimics. In the closing study, changes in the molecular
mechanism inside an ensemble up to 3 mio Daltons in human muscle in
members of one family from eight to 67 years old are investigated
using non-invasive gravitational mass spectroscopy.
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