Guide for supervision of occupational therapy personnel in the delivery of occupational therapy services. The American Occupational Therapy Association, Inc.
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Immunological Approaches to Tumor Therapy. Proceedings of the 4th International Meeting on Idiotypic Network and Tumor Therapy by Gene Therapy and Drug Targeting. Bonn, Germany, March 6-7, 1998.
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Animals↗
[Reduced drug craving and better social function with buprenorphine therapy. Combination therapy as an alternative to methadone therapy in heroin addiction].
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[Mechanism of action of postural therapy; postural therapy as a type of collapse therapy?].
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Collapse Therapy↗
[New orientations in physical therapy: impulses applied to microwave therapy (radar therapy); experimental study].
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Diathermy↗
[Estrogen therapy, tissue therapy, lysate therapy & local embrynotherapy in senescence of the skin].
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Cell- and Tissue-Based Therapy↗
[Psychotherapy and drug therapy--drug therapy within the framework of psychotherapy and psychotherapy conducted during drug therapy].
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Combined Modality Therapy↗
[Therapy of respiratory insufficiency. Drug therapy, inhalation therapy].
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Humans↗
[Interview therapy and environmental therapy of aged patients. Therapy of senile dementia].
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[Photoradiation therapy (PRT). 7. Clinical study of photoradiation therapy: clinical application and efficacy. a. Clinical application and the efficacy of photoradiation therapy on digestive system neoplasms].
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[Milieu therapy, work therapy and occupational therapy].
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Humans↗
[Juvenile therapy, adult therapy and the significance of family therapy].
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Adult↗
[Acute asthma therapy: inhalation therapy better than intravenous therapy].
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Acute Disease↗
[Effect of adjuvant drug therapy following successful electroconvulsive therapy for therapy-resistant depression is still disappointing].
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Aftercare↗
Ambulatory electroconvulsive therapy: report of a task force of the association for convulsive therapy. Association for Convulsive Therapy .
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Ambulatory Care↗
[Usefulness of parental evaluation of need for therapy and course of therapy in play therapy].
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Attitude↗
[Ethical aspects of gene therapy. Is gene therapy different from other therapies?].
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Ethics, Medical↗
Antituberculous therapy-induced fulminant hepatic failure: successful treatment with liver transplantation and nonstandard antituberculous therapy.
Standard antituberculous therapy including isoniazid, rifampin, ethambutol, and pyrazinamide is widely used for the treatment of active tuberculosis. Its most important side effect is hepatotoxicity, ranging from asymptomatic transaminitis to fulminant hepatic failure. A 19-year-old woman was admitted to our unit due to jaundice and unconsciousness. According to her past medical history, she was diagnosed as having extrapulmonary tuberculosis and had been prescribed standard antituberculous therapy. The patient became icteric and unconscious on the fourth day after therapy initiation. She was diagnosed with drug-induced acute fulminant hepatic failure and underwent living-related liver transplantation. Nonhepatotoxic antituberculous therapy (cycloserine, ciprofloxacin, streptomycin, and ethambutol) and low-dose immunosuppressive therapy were started after transplantation. Currently the patient is very well with normal graft function 42 months after transplantation. Here we report a case of a patient with acute fulminant hepatic failure caused by isoniazid, rifampicin, or both, who was successfully treated with living-related liver transplantation and a relatively less hepatotoxic antituberculous therapy. In conclusion, liver transplantation is a feasible therapy for individuals with standard antituberculous therapy-induced hepatic failure. Nonhepatotoxic antituberculous therapy may achieve control of active tuberculosis in such individuals after transplantation.
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