George Cheyne's Essay of Health and Long Life.
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Biomedical subjects
T H Howell
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Some terminal aspects of disease in old age: a clinical study of 300 patients.
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Multiple pathology in a septuagenarian.
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Falling blood pressure in old age.
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Invalidism in hemiplegic patients.
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Cardiac murmurs in old age: a clinico-pathological study.
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Medical care of the older patient under National Health Service.
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A half-way house for the aged sick: the first ten years at "Westmoor".
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Causation of diagnostic errors in octogenarians: a clinico-pathological study.
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Neurological problems of the elderly.
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Causes of death in octogenarians. A comparison between general hospital and geriatric unit.
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Some clinical problems among nonagenarians.
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Periodontitis in the child and adolescent.
Early onset periodontitis (EOP) which affects individuals thirty-five and younger is characterized by a rapid rate of bone loss and disease progression with defects in host response and a specific etiological microbial flora. Within this classification, there are three subsets of the disease: prepubertal periodontitis, juvenile periodontitis, and rapidly progressive periodontitis. The characteristics of each disease are described along with illustrative cases that will help clinicians diagnose EOP in their patients. Currently prescribed treatment modalities and guidelines from the literature are also discussed in this paper. EOP may represent a complex set of diseases that are likely to be reclassified as further advances in microbiological and genetic research are made. Clinicians should be aware of such changes in order to diagnose, treat, and refer their patients for comprehensive care.
Adolescent↗