TCM wellness by Time, Tao of Chi
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drugs used in Urinary Tract InfectionsCOUGH AND THIER DRUGS AND MODE OF ACTION.pptx
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COUGH AND THIER DRUGS AND MODE OF ACTIONAnaphylaxis Comprehensive Clinical Overview
Anaphylaxis Comprehensive Clinical OverviewDr. BISHAL SAPKOTA
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This presentation by Dr. Bishal Sapkota provides a detailed clinical overview of anaphylaxis, a life-threatening allergic reaction. It covers historical background, clinical criteria for diagnosis, time course, common causes, and multi-system clinical manifestations. Special emphasis is placed on emergency management, including the use of epinephrine, second-line treatments like corticosteroids and antihistamines, and approaches for refractory cases. Ideal for medical professionals, emergency responders, and students in healthcare, this resource draws from authoritative texts such as Tintinalli¡¯s Emergency Medicine (9th edition) and UpToDate (2025).Exomind in General Aesthetics - with June 10, 2025 updates
Exomind in General Aesthetics - with June 10, 2025 updateslcadymd1
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Hi. This is Dr. Cady writing. This is the updated presentation compared to the original one given in Hong Kong on June 3rd. The rationale behind the update is my further reflection on the interesting concept of "mental wellness" which has been identified as a treatment target with a modified TMS protocol developed by BTL. It should be clearly noted that this device is definitely approved in the USA for the treatment of depression according to old TMS protocols. The "depression protocol" involves a minimum of 30 treatments, administered over 5 - 6 weeks, with one treatment typically on every weekday (M-F).
In contrast, the "wellness protocol" developed by BTL for this device has been successfully used in a study on "mental wellness" with just FOUR treatments administered, and in the study for food cravings and self control with just SIX treatments administered. Additionally, I demonstrate in this presentation the remarkable power of this TMS device to eliminate depression and anxiety in two patients presented after just two back to back treatments.
It should be clearly noted that this is not an official BTL protocol, nor the position of the company, and the use of this device for mental wellness is not "FDA approved." It is also not FDA approved for the aggressive treatment protocol I share in this presentation. Given that this device is used per physician discretion, and given that the scientific literature supports the idea that the more pulses or treatments delivered in a day increase the effectiveness of the treatment and the rapidity of onset, this aggressive treatment seemed to me to be scientifically valid, and safe. Scrupulous informed consent was obtained from the patients prior to administering the treatments in the manner I have illustrated herein. I am not necessasrily recommending tretments in this manner. But I include them and note them because they reveal, dramatically, the capability of this device to change people's lives with the most serious cases. The impact, therefore, on just "lack of mental wellness" or "food cravings and impulse control is very reasonable.
It is my belief that 4 - 6 treatments in a general aesthetic or "wellness" practice should be sufficient. For the harder cases that a psychiatrist would see, there is some argument that even six treatments, administered with three "couplet" or "paired" treatments, could be remarkably beneficial.
In this presentation, I review the epidemiology of depression, anxiety and the topic of simply being "mentally unwell" while not being necessarily diagnosed with depression or anxiety. It is the lack of mental wellness and addressing it with this helpful modality that is so tremendously exciting.
A rough comparison of the relative treatment potency and effects of the Exomind versus older technology is included, pointing the way toward the logical assumption that, indeed, merely a few treatments (4 - 6) could have significant benefits in our patients.Devices in the Management of Acute Heart Failure (or) Cardiogenic Shock
Devices in the Management of Acute Heart Failure (or) Cardiogenic ShockDuke Heart
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M. Imran Aslam, MD
Duke University Treatment for HFpEF: Current State of the Art and Ongoing Trials
Treatment for HFpEF: Current State of the Art and Ongoing TrialsDuke Heart
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Patricia Chang, MD, MHS
University of North Carolina-Chapel HillState of the Art LVAD Care: What Does the Year 2025 Bring?
State of the Art LVAD Care: What Does the Year 2025 Bring?Duke Heart
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Elizabeth Volz, MD
University of North Carolina-Chapel HillWhen is the Right Time to Refer to (Advanced) Heart Failure?
When is the Right Time to Refer to (Advanced) Heart Failure?Duke Heart
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Adam DeVore, MD, MHS
Duke University Aspirin powder or Acetyl salicylic acid powder.docx
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pharmacy exercise on aspirin powder5-Lift Analysis in ergonomics focuses on evaluating the safety and efficienc...
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