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Diagnosis ( Greek d?????s?, from d?a dia- "apart-split", and ???s? gnosi "to learn, knowledge") is the identification of the nature of anything, either by process of elimination or other analytical methods. Diagnosis is used in many different disciplines, with slightly different implementations on the application of logic and experience to determine the cause and effect relationships. Below are given as examples and tools used by the respective professions in medicine, science, engineering, business. Diagnosis also is used in many other trades and professions to determine the causes of symptoms, mitigations for problems, or solutions to issues. [1]
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1. Patrick Swayze left at 57
November 21, 2009
entertained with author’s articles as he writes every artist’s interesting events from awards to controversies to their personal life achievements and more.">Dirty Dancing star, Patrick Swayze, died from his illness last Monday, September 14, 2009, at the age of 57. The actor was diagnosed to have been suffering advanced stage four pancreatic cancer in January 2008. Nevertheless, despite the diagnosis, he continued to work still, putting together a memoir with his wife and shooting “The Beast” where he made the pilot episode. Swayze chose not to use painkillers in the shoot of this A&E drama s... (read more)
Author: ALEN LEW
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2. Patrick Swayze left at 57
November 21, 2009
Dirty Dancing star, Patrick Swayze, died from his illness last Monday, September 14, 2009, at the age of 57. The actor was diagnosed to have been suffering advanced stage four pancreatic cancer in January 2008. Nevertheless, despite the diagnosis, he continued to work still, putting together a memoir with his wife and shooting “The Beast” where he made the pilot episode. Swayze chose not to use painkillers in the shoot of this A&E drama series. The actor said that it would have taken the edge of his performance. Maybe this decision led the show to have a phenomenal number of viewers raging to ... (read more)
Author: ALEN LEW
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3. The Diagnosis of ADHD
November 21, 2009
Every parent is liable to worry if they see their child behaving in what they think is an abnormal manner. Maybe their child has limitless supplies of energy and can’t sit still for any length of time. Or maybe they can’t concentrate on one task and switch to something new after a few minutes. This of course does not mean their child has ADD or ADHD. Many children are energetic and restless. But to be sure, it is advisable to have a proper diagnosis for ADHD.
Sadly though there are stories and incorrect facts doing the rounds which may cause extra alarm to some parents. They are myths, st... (read more)
Author: Jenna Brooklyn
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4. Low Back Pain "Shootin' from the Hip"
November 21, 2009
Many of my clients suffered from low back pain. Especially in the sacral-iliac area. This is the back area at the low triangle of the spine. This joint consists of the connective area between the sacrum and iliac crest. Clients come to me asking, “Do I keep moving? Or do I rest?” I am not a doctor and medical diagnosis is recommended. I do suggest clients consider common sense. Asking questions like, does your back feel better later in the day or earlier after waking? If the joint is inflamed from over use it would feel worse later in your day due to moving. If the joint is stuck or fixe... (read more)
Author: Candice Crews
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5. Going through a diagnosis before repair
November 20, 2009
In everything that needs to be done, the first step to take is to make a general assessment. This has several benefits when your car is up for automotive repair. Obviously, a vehicle is a complicated piece of machinery. If you are or your mechanic is not very careful, making adjustments that are not really necessary or missing out on what the car really needs, you can go broke or worse, your life can be at risk.
This is the reason why most auto service garages offer engine diagnosis services as a part of automotive repair. If you come across mechanics that so easily point out what ... (read more)
Author: Cindy Holden
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6. Cancer Symptoms in Dogs and Cats
November 19, 2009
Can you spot cancer symptoms in dogs and cats? While it looks as though cancer affects an expanding sector of people in our society, it is also affecting larger numbers of our pets. It might seem like more pets are affected by cancer than in the past, but it is more likely that we are simply recognizing and diagnosing the condition more frequently. As our pets live longer and fuller lives with better medical and health care, they are affected by cancer in much the same ways we are. A diagnosis of cancer can be confusing, but it is not always a death sentence for our cats and dogs.... (read more)
Author: Gary Le Mon
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7. Refresh your internal medicine coding by attending audio conferences
November 19, 2009
The medical specialty dealing with the diagnosis, management, and non-surgical treatment of unusual or serious disease is called internal medicine. An Internist is a physician who specializes in internal medicine.
Internal medicine coding refers to the coding of internal medicine. Only experienced internal medicine coders can offer full reimbursement of all medical bills. If you are not certified and do not have the requisite experience, you’ll have a tough time coding forthis specialty. If you think you are missing the mark on your internal medicine coding, you can go for audio confer... (read more)
Author: Angela Martin
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8. Autism Spectrum Disorder: He No Longer Has a Lazy Eye
November 19, 2009
This is the case of a six-year-old child who presented with a diagnosis of Asperger's syndrome. He is also hyperactive. He has tantrums and can become aggressive. He has difficulty with social situations. He can be very intelligent in particular with regard to things that he enjoys such as dinosaurs and maps. He is a picky eater. He has some sensitivity to sounds and dysgraphia. Incidentally noted was a misalignment of the eyes. But was this misalignment of the eyes really just an incidental finding or was it really a great clue as to where this child's functional lesion originated from... (read more)
Author: Dr. Nelson Mane
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9. Corker gives gloomy diagnosis for health care overhaul bill
November 19, 2009
U.S. Sen. Bob Corker had a gloom-and-doom diagnosis for Democrat-sponsored Senate health care reform legislation at a town hall meeting in downtown Elizabethton on Wednesday.
?If Republicans crafted a (health care reform) bill exactly like the bill that is coming before us, word for word ... there wouldn?t be a single Democratic vote for that bill...? the Tennessee Republican told about 100 people inside the Coffee Company. ?Many of the people in the Senate are looking at this as having to do with this presidency (of Democrat Barack Obama) and saving this presidency instead of realizing... (read more)
Author: Health Insurance
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10. Light a Candle Online When You Seek Healing
November 18, 2009
When you seek relief, recovery, and healing, light a candle in honor of your heart's desire. Faith begins where science and reason leave off. Light a candle in honor of your faith. Light a candle to hasten your healing.
Pain lies too deep for words or tears; pain defies description, diagnosis and treatment. Science staggers and stumbles; faith and hope persist. The light burns bright despite the gale. When, you no longer can put the words to your fears, when you no longer can trace your torture's size and shape, when your ravages' tints and hues begin fading to black, light a candle... (read more)
Author: Bianca Worsley
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11. Medical negligence - know your rights
November 16, 2009
Many millions of us are treated each year by a series of health professionals in the NHS and private healthcare, including dentists, doctors, nurses and other health care professionals. Happily for most, treatment is successful and no problems whatsoever are encountered during treatment, but unfortunately that is not always the case. During the course of diagnosis and treatment we should receive the best possible care. In the majority of cases this happens routinely but when it doesn’t medical or clinical negligence claims can arise as a result of health professionals or organisations faili... (read more)
Author: Jonathan Wallace
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12. Types fo Cigarettes - A Double-Dip
November 16, 2009
Mesothelioma is a form of cancer that is almost always caused by an extended asbestos exposure. Early diagnosis of mesothelioma cancer increases the quantity of efficient remedies. Sadly, because of the way it forms, the cancer may not manifest till anywhere between 20 to 50 years after an asbestos exposure, which frequently limits the kinds of remedies available. Asbestos is a sort of fiber present in a large amount of the insulating and building substances which are naked to the human eye. Smoking Cigarettes Cigarette smoking is a unhealthy habit, which most americans would like to br... (read more)
Author: Brendan Shaw
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13. Find an Alternative School for your Troubled Teen
November 16, 2009
If you have a teenager who is troubled, as their parent you will want to do everything to help your child. But the teenage years are the schooling years of junior and senior high school. Helping your teen overcome their troubles is one thing. Allowing them to continue their schooling is almost as important. If you can tackle both at the same time you will have done a mighty job.
The first thing you must do is find out exactly what is troubling your teen and why. Only with a professional and detailed diagnosis can you move on considering any alternative schooling for your son or daughter. ... (read more)
Author: Jenna Brooklyn
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14. Wearing The Breast Cancer Bracelet As Support
November 16, 2009
Breast cancer is a major health threat to women around the world. The number of women affected by breast cancer is shooting up every year. The sad thing is early diagnosis and treatment can lead to an almost 100 per cent cure rate among those affected by this illness.
Often the problem is not the unavailability of treatment for breast cancer, but late diagnosis. Awareness of the symptoms of breast cancer is the only way to assure that every person with the disease will get an early diagnosis. Many charities and cancer foundations have launched breast cancer awareness programs with this fa... (read more)
Author: Marvin Cervantes
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15. The Variety of Gluten-Free Treats Grows
November 15, 2009
You've just been diagnosed with celiac disease (http://GlutenFreeHelp.info) or you've discovered you have a gluten intolerance. Now what? You're going to have to be on a gluten-free diet from now on, your doctor informs you. But wait. Before your disappointment at the thought of diet restrictions starts to set in, take note that there are some exciting new gluten-free recipes you can enjoy.
In the past, this diagnosis may have been disheartening news for you, as a gluten-free diet represented not being able to eat the foods you love. However, times have changed. As a gluten-free and cel... (read more)
Author: Robert Bell
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16. The Role of Nails in Diagnosis
November 16, 2009
Introduction:
The nails are present at the end of each finger tip on the dorsal surface.The main function of nail is protection and it also helps for a firm grip for holding articles.It consists of a strong relatively flexible keratinous nail plate originating from the nail matrix. Under the nail plate there is a soft tissue called nail bed.Between the skin and nail plate there is a nail fold or cuticle.Normal healthy nail is slight pink in colour and the surface is convex from side to side.Finger nails grow 1 cm in three months and toe nails take 24 months for the same.
Importance o... (read more)
Author: Damien Fowler
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17. Nephrology hospitals India - Affordable Cost And World Class In India
November 16, 2009
Nephrology Treatment and Surgery at Hospitals in India
* Nephrology department at We Care partner Hospitals in India specializes in all aspects of Nephrology providing services like renal biopsies, critical care Nephrology, hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis. The Dialysis unit provides not only conventional hemodialysis but also CRRT, hemofiltration, hemoperfusion and plasma exchanges (plasmapheresis). The Centre of Nephrology..
* Nephrology is a medical discipline that covers the diagnosis, treatment and management of kidney diseases. Commonly treated disorders include kid... (read more)
Author: Pankaj Nagpal
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18. Some Methods To Investigate Cancer
November 13, 2009
So many experts and researchers have been developed so many methods that they could use to detect the existence of the cancer cells in human’s body. One of the detections methods is by doing the cancer screening. The cancer screening is mainly conducted to detect the unsuspected cancers in a population. The screening cancers would be able to be used to make an early diagnosis over the cancer disease. The early diagnosis could extend the life expectation of the human race. There are still some other different ways to detect the cancers. For the breast cancer, the experts would do some screening... (read more)
Author: Hawie Tan
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19. Common Causes of Watery Eyes in Cats
November 13, 2009
There are many causes of unusual discharge from the eyes - nearly every opthamological problem in cats causes the eyes to water, and without a physical examination it is impossible to be specific. Let's take a look at some of the common causes of watery eyes in cats.
Sudden onset or a temporary clear discharge from the eyes can be caused by injury (although this is unlikely if the discharge is from both eyes), allergic reaction or an upper respiratory tract infection - just like when humans get watery eyes when suffering from a cold. If your cat has a respiratory infection he is likely to... (read more)
Author: Daphne Reid
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20. Appendix Surgery India - Patients Testimonials Of International Patients
November 13, 2009
Appendix Surgery In India
Overview
Q. What Is Appendix ?
Appendix Surgery offers info on Appendix India, Appendix Removal India
The appendix is a small, finger-shaped pouch of intestinal tissue extending from the cecum, which is the first part of the large intestine. The appendix is located in the lower right portion of the abdomen, it has no known function...
What Is Appendictis ?
Appendicitis is an inflammation of the appendix. Once it starts, there is no effective medical therapy, so appendicitis is considered a medical emergency.....
Diagnosis... (read more)
Author: Pankaj Nagpal
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21. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome: Diagnosis And Treatment
November 12, 2009
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome is a progressive ailment of the hands and wrists. This syndrome's name was coined from the Greek word "karpus" which translates to "wrist". It entails swelling in both the wrist and hand region which causes damage to the nerves in that area. Hyperthyroidism, arthritis and diabetes can sometimes lead to this condition. It can also be developed due to pregnancy or obesity.
It often begins in a mild version but gradually develops into a more pronounced form with pain, coldness, numbness and tingling. The pain may become so severe that it shoots up the entire length of ... (read more)
Author: Andrew Stratton
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22. Laparoscopic Liver Biopsy India Cost - All Inclusive Medical Packages
November 12, 2009
Liver Biopsy in India
Liver Biopsy Overview
A liver biopsy is a procedure whereby small pieces of liver tissue are removed in order to be sent to a laboratory for examination. It is very helpful in the diagnosis of diseases that affect the liver. There are several potential approaches to procuring tissue for a liver biopsy. These are discussed below. .. '
Percutaneous Liver Biopsy
In a percutaneous liver biopsy procedure, local anesthesia is used to numb the skin where a small incision is made. A needle the diameter of a pen refill is then passed through the skin and into ... (read more)
Author: Pankaj Nagpal
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23. Cerebral Palsy Diagnosis
November 12, 2009
It may seem like the end of the world when you get a cerebral palsy diagnosis. It doesn't have to be if you know how to deal with the diagnosis and you know everything you can about cerebral palsy in general.
What Is Cerebral Palsy?
You may be wondering what cerebral palsy even is. This is a disability that affects the muscles and makes them grow in an improper way. They may not be able to hold as much weight as normal muscles would and this makes them harder to deal with. Some muscles may just have spasms and feel as though they can't hold any weight. This is common for those ... (read more)
Author: Phillip Stone
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24. Herniated Disc Alternative Treatments
November 12, 2009
Many patients who hear a diagnosis of a herniated disc immediately question whether spinal surgery is in their future. Whether or not surgery is the right option should be discussed with one's doctor. However, most patients can find back pain relief using more conservative treatments. The most common school of thought on treating herniated discs focuses on treating pain. Anti-inflammatory drugs, cortisone injections, hot packs, ultrasound, and therapeutic exercises fall in this category. While pain relief is important, the weakness of this approach is it fails to address the underlying ... (read more)
Author: Jesse Cannone
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25. Inguinal Hernia Surgery India - Affordable Cost And World Class In India
November 12, 2009
Inguinal Hernia India
* What is inguinal hernia ?
An inguinal hernia is a condition in which intra-abdominal fat or part of the small intestine, also called the small bowel, bulges through a weak area in the lower abdominal muscles. An inguinal hernia occurs in the groin—the area between the abdomen and thigh.
* What are the types and causes of inguinal hernia ?
The two types of inguinal hernia have different causes : -
* Indirect inguinal hernia : - Indirect inguinal hernias are congenital hernias and are much more common in males than females because of t... (read more)
Author: Pankaj Nagpal
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