Insights into some aspects of clinical education--I. Clinical practice.

I-7: Introducing Blastocyst Culture and Transfer into Clinical Practice

A Review on Some Aspects of Patient’ Rights in Clinical Education

Clinical education will be possible with involving patients. Many patients who seek medical and diagnostic care can be involved in clinical training. Therefore, teachers and students need to know the legal aspects of patient involvement and adhere to these aspects in order to attract patients’ participation and satisfaction. This study reviewed the importance and necessity of legal aspects, i...

Clinical aspects of contact hypersensitivity

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Novel Insights from Clinical Practice

Polyacrylamide hydrogel (PAAG), a polymer of the acrylamide monomer, was once thought to be a safe and biocompatible soft tissue filler. It has been widely used in cosmetic procedures, such as breast augmentation and facial contouring, for more than 10 years. However, a number of studies have reported complications of PAAG injection for breast augmentation, including induration of breast tissue...

CONTINUING EDUCATION Brain SPECT in Clinical Practice. Part I: Perfusion*

Brain perfusion SPECT is a functional neuroimaging technique that allows noninvasive study of physiologic and physiopathologic events in the human brain. With the appropriate technique and careful interpretation of the information provided, brain perfusion SPECT has proven potential for patient management. SPECT has clinical value in the diagnosis, therapeutic management, and follow-up of patie...