∗Received by the editors June 16, 2008; accepted for publication June 23, 2008; published electronically October 17, 2008. http://www.siam.org/journals/mms/7-2/72753.html †Department of Chemistry, New York University, New York, NY 10003 ([email protected]). ‡Graduate Aeronautical Laboratories, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA 91125 ([email protected], [email protected]). §...

To describe the physical therapy protocols used in critically ill patients to attenuate skeletal muscle atrophy. We conducted a search PubMed and Embase from inception November 2020. Observational or experimental studies published English Spanish that evaluated effect of on attenuation atrophy through strength mass measurement were considered eligible. Studies only included if they reported det...

conclusions the resistance training of moderate to high intensity was well-tolerated in ms patients and may be an effective intervention for improving muscle strength, functional ability and edss-based disease severity. results two patients of group e left the program. the other eight subjects completed the program with no ms-related exacerbations/complications. there was a significant change i...

objective(s): in the present study, the effect of tissue incubation with propranolol on functional antagonism of zataria multiflora boiss (z. multiflora) at muscarinic receptors of tracheal smooth muscle was examined.  materials and methods: the effects of three concentrations of aqueous-ethanolic extract, 10 nm atropine, and saline on muscarinic receptors were tested on incubated tracheal smoo...

Aim: The utilization of free-tissue transfer secondary to traumatic lower extremity defects in the pediatric population is scarcely described. Factors include microsurgeon inexperience, inadequate center resources, and fear historically described poor surgical outcomes. aim this study investigate more recent articles describing free-flap microsurgical reconstruction for these defects. Methods: ...

Perforator flaps allow the transfer of the patient's own skin and fat in a reliable manner with minimal donor site morbidity. For breast reconstruction, the abdomen typically is our primary choice as a donor site. The deep inferior epigastric perforator (DIEP) flap remains our first choice as an abdominal perforator flap and has become a mainstay for the repair of mastectomy defects. It allows ...