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    Imaging how attention modulates pain in humans using functional MRI‚ by Susanna J. Bantick‚ Richard G. Wise‚ Alexander Ploghaus‚ Stuart Clare‚ Stephen M. Smith‚ and Irene Tracey exhibited a substantial quality of media coverage. In this essay‚ I will discuss the clinical experiment of attention modulating pain in humans. The topics addressed in this report contained clear arguments and support to substantiate them.       In 1968‚ "It is found that patients report more intense post surgical pain when

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    ” The MRI was extremely painful for me. The MRI machine vibrates and the vibration sent my body into unexplainable horrid pain. I lost feeling in my entire right arm during the testing. I had peace in my heart‚ but pain in my body. During the night I slept little because of all the pain. I was on painkillers‚ but they did not help. The drugs made me sluggish and not myself‚ but did not take the pain away. During the night while I was up I would pray. The day before I got the MRI results

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    Study Of Crohn's Disease

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    Introduction Crohn’s disease (CD) is an idiopathic chronic inflammatory disease of the gastrointestinal tract with an unpredictable course. The peak age of the onset of CD is in second to fourth decades of life‚ and its course follows a pattern of periodic recurrences and exacerbations1. CD predominantly affects the small bowel (in up to 80% of cases) and colon‚ but any part of the gastrointestinal tract may be involved‚ and more than one site may be affected. This disease is characterized by erosions

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    onset of depression (HRSD≥ 12)‚ they will be treated with serotonergic antidepressants while continuing CPAP treatment. The rationale is that serotonergic antidepressants improve depression and may improve OSA by reducing upper airway collapsibility. MRI (WMHs and WMLs) and DTI (white matter integrity) are used to measure the microvascular burden in all patients at baseline and 6

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    medical report dated 12/29/08 by Dr. West‚ IW presented with continuation of his lumbar symptoms. Recent facet blocks have provided relief when he is home from Kuwait. MD opined that he would benefit from an additional facet block. Lortab was refilled. MRI of the lumbar spine obtained on 12/29/08 revealed bilateral spondylolysis and grade 2 spondylolisthesis at L4-5 in

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    include‚ drooping eyelips‚ and small constricted pupil. In an eye examine one’s eye may have changed in the way one’s pupil opens and closes or they may even have red eye. In order to make sure one has Honer’s symdrome would be to take blood tests and a MRI scan may be in order. There is no treatment for Horner’s syndrome as of yet. First off‚ the causes of Horner’s syndrome are either so common it is unnoticeable at first‚ or very noticeable. One cause of Horner’s syndrome would be for one to receive

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    Systemic Sclerosis

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    Systemic sclerosis (SSc) is a generalized connective tissue disorder characterized by fibrosis of the skin and internal organs and widespread vascular lesions. The pathogenesis of the vasculopathy is not fully understood‚ but a viral trigger‚ immune reactions to viral or environmental factors‚ reperfusion injury‚ or anti-endothelial antibodies may all be involved [1]. Also‚ angiogenesis is insufficient or defective [2‚ 3]. Most attention has been given to microvascular disease in SSc‚ but previous

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    used for no more than 3 to 6 months because symptoms return when the medication is stopped and long-term use can cause loss of bone. There may also be a noninvasive procedure as a MRI-guided focused ultrasound surgery. This is where the doctor can see the present and location of the uterine fibroids and while inside the MRI scanner equipped with a high-energy ultrasound transducer the physician can target the fibroid(s). The ultrasound transducer focuses sound waves (sonications) into the fibroid

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    a new MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) machine. But these customers have not purchased such machines in years. Given the rapidly obsolescent technology involved and the quirks of hospital finances‚ they’ve tended to lease the machines. Now even conventional leasing has gone by the wayside as companies like GE offer to install the equipment at no up-front cost‚ and instead charge for its ongoing upkeep and use. Think‚ for example‚ of all the activities associated with the life cycle of an MRI scanner:

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    pick up something and felt a pop in her back. She immediately went over to her PCP Dr. Tyler’s office. She was sent for an x-ray and a MRI of her lumbar spine. She tried physical therapy which increased her

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