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Clinical and Psychological Profile of Three Adolescent Female Patients with Chronic Unexplained Vomiting: Relevant Diagnostic and Nosological Issues

Abstract: The paper discusses the clinical presentation and profile of a series of cases with psychogenic vomiting presenting to child and adolescent psychiatric clinic at a tertiary care hospital, A.I.I.M.S., New Delhi, India. It adds to the scarce reports on vomiting of psychogenic origin. Current classificatory systems subsume the psychogenic vomiting as a form of eating disorder, in spite of several obvious differences

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Importance of Caregivers Training as Predictor of Outcome in Stroke Survivors at Low Resource Setting

Abstract: Stroke is the leading cause of adult disability in the world. Many variables have an impact on disability and quality of life after stroke including age, comorbidities, severity of neurological deficit, state of mind and social risk [1]. Predicting functional outcome in stroke is challenging to most clinicians, partly because of the complexity of the condition

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MRI-Guided Focused Ultrasound: A State-of-the-Art Technology for 21st Century Medicine

Abstract: New and promising medical discoveries and treatments are being reported on a near-daily basis. Few developments however have been as transformative and far-reaching as combining high-resolution magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and noninvasive energy deposition using focused ultrasound (FUS) [1]. MRI-guided FUS (MRgFUS) continues to make headlines

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New Insights into Vitamin D Supplementation in Athletes

Abstract: Nowadays, we are observing a growing tendency for spending longer periods of time indoors and, as such, a lower solar exposure. This tendency is highlighted by several studies which depict worrying levels of vitamin D

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Does Stretching of Pectoralis Major Stretch the Muscle or The Neural Tissue? The Use of Structural Differentiation as a Tool for Discrimination

Abstract: Background: Stretching of the pectoralis major muscle is very similar to the neural tension position for the median nerve. This raises doubts about the specificity of the stretching technique on the

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