Rapid Growth

Rapid Population Growth and Development in Ghana

Mediastinal Desmoid Tumor With Remarkably Rapid Growth

Desmoid tumors (DTs) are a group of rare and benign soft tissue tumors that result from monoclonal proliferation of well-differentiated fibroblasts. Since DTs tend to infiltrate and compress adjacent structures, the location of DTs is one of the most crucial factors for determining the severity of the disease. Furthermore, DTs can further complicate the clinical course of patients when the grow...

Economic analyses of rapid population growth.

"Discussion of the macroeconomic consequences of rapid population growth is organized into three schools: pessimists, optimists, and the recent revisionists. For the revisionists, differing views are presented about the pervasiveness and relevance of market failures, such as the negative externalities of childbearing, and about the ability of families and institutions to adjust rapidly to cha...

Implications of Rapid Growth on Organizational Effectiveness

Organizational effectiveness refers to an organization's ability to achieve its desired goals through efficient use of its resources. To maximize organizational effectiveness, a group must adopt business management practices, such as effective communication system or a robust strategic planning process, which are appropriate for its industry environment and suit the internal culture. If the ind...

Fertility drugs and rapid growth of leiomyomata.

428 receptors than the myometrium4. However, in younger women, besides its agonist action, these drugs may also block the estrogen receptors in the hypothalamus leading to intense output of gonadotrophins which lead to ovarian stimulation and growth of myoma. An increase in cervical and endometrial polyps with neoplastic change in the endometrium has been reported. The potential for similar pro...