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Clinical Neurological Examination
Neurological lesions and disorders manifest as nervous system hyper- or hypoactivity. This involves symptoms which are described by the patient in the history. On the basis of symptoms - and…
Read more ›Psychiatric Examination
The paper presents the background, conditions and procedures for psychiatric evaluation, along with its individual components, with the intention to provide medical students with some basic guidelines on how to…
Read more ›The Changing Times for General Practice in the United Kingdom – A Metropolitan Perspective
The article discusses the changes that have occurred in general practice in London, United Kingdom (UK) over the last twenty years. It examines and aims to enhance understanding of the…
Read more ›Moist Wound Care Using Advanced Dressings
The article presents modern dressings for wound healing in a moist environment. Due to several advantages of moist wound climate, standard care which aims at keeping wounds dry is therefore…
Read more ›Analysis of the Possible Causes of Speech Development Disorders in Children in Ljubljana and its Surroundings
The most common causes of speech development disorders (SDD) were established, along with the types of professional help these patients received. Their speech progress was also assessed with respect to…
Read more ›Proportion of Activated Platelets in Untreated and Splenectomized Patients with Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura
BACKGROUND. Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP) is an autoimmune disorder of blood haemostasis with thrombocytopenia. The incidence of bleeding in ITP patients is lower than may be predicted on the basis…
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