TTG IgA in Functional Constipation: Is It Rational to Be Evaluated?

Is It Rational to be Logical?

The topic of this panel is whether considerations of logicality or rationality should be paramount in modelling, or reasoning about, knowledge and belief. The first reaction one ought to have to such a question is to ask why there should be any conflict between these two types of consideration. Isn't one required to be logical in order to be rational? On closer examination, the issue is not as ...

Surprise and Uncertainty Is It Rational to Be Rational?

Anti-ttg among Children with Chronic Functional Constipation Unresponsive to 6 Weeks of Treatment of Constipation.

BACKGROUND Celiac disease is a glutten induced enteropathy. Some authors recommended screening celiac in children with constipation. There are studies to evaluate celiac disease in children with constipation. But most of them included children regardless to treatment failure. OBJECTIVE The aim of this study was to evaluate frequency of elevated anti TTG in children with constipation after fai...

A Rational Approach to Constipation

A Rational Approach to Constipation Hershl Berman, MD, FRCPC, Assistant Professor, University of Toronto Faculty of Medicine, Department of Medicine, University Health Network,Toronto, ON. Laura Brooks, RegN, MscN, APN, Advanced Practice Nurse in Palliative Care, Department of Psychosocial Oncology and Palliative Care, University Health Network, Toronto, ON. Shawna Silver, MD, PEng, Hospital fo...

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