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    Ovarian Cancer Papers

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    Ovarian cancer affects the ovaries, organs within the female reproductive system. Ovaries help assist with the production of eggs that are used during reproduction. Women often have two ovaries, one on each side of the uterus located within the pelvis. Due to their small size, ovarian cancer is often undetected until it has reached the pelvis and abdomen. If left untreated, it is more harder to treat the cancer and could up being very fatal for the patient. Luckily, ovarian cancer has symptoms.…

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    Melanoma Skin Cancer Essay

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    nurse looks for any unusual moles on the patient’s skin. If the doctor notices anything unusual, then the patient will undergo a skin biopsy. A skin biopsy is when a piece of the abnormal skin growth is removed and sent to a lab to search for any signs of melanoma. There are four types of skin biopsies. These include shave, punch, incisional, and excisional biopsies. Shave is when the growth is shaved off by a razor. Punch is when a circle of tissue is removed from the growth. Incisional is when…

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    Seborrheic Dermatitis Overview- The seborrheic dermatitis is a common skin disease that mainly affects the scalp, causing itching, flaking, redness and persistent dandruff. In infants seborrheic dermatitis of the scalp is known as cradle cap. The disease can also affect the face, chest, back and other parts of the body where the concentration of sebaceous glands is greater. Seborrheic dermatitis has no effect on the patient's state of health, but it can make him uncomfortable and embarrassing…

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    Osteogenesis Imperfec’ta Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) is a genetic disorder that causes the bone to be fragile and break easily. It is also known as “brittle bone disease”. It is caused when there is a lack of collagen production. Collagen are what makes the bone strong, and the lack of collagen causes the bones to be weak and fragile, making it easier for it to break. OI affects 1 in 20,000 people. In the United States alone it is estimated to affect 20,000 at a minimum rate and 50,000 at the…

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    also conduct blood tests. Because enlarged lymph nodes are often caused by infections, they often wait a few weeks to see if they have decreased in size before going further with diagnosis. If they are still enlarged, the patient will have a biopsy. The biopsy samples are looked at under a microscope and can often be the deciding factor on if a patient has Hodgkin's…

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    fibrodysplasie ossificans progressive many medical professionals misdiagnose the disease. With a rate as high as 90% misdiagnosis of FOP can put patients through unnecessary procedures causing a great deal of pain and suffering. Wrong procedures done are biopsies, osteotomies and chemotherapy. Misdiagnosis made, is cancer, soft tissue sarcoma, aggressive juvenile fibromatosis, fibrous dysplasia, progressive osseous heteroplasia, myositis ossificans traumatica, ankylosing spondylitis and…

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    distributed using printed questionnaires obtained from National Cancer Institute website. In addition, the questionnaires are composed of risk factors questions that inquired the participants about their breast cancer history, genetics, history of breast biopsy, race, age, first…

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    (PSA) levels and raised creatinine levels were observed in his blood tests. Patient was referred from GP due to worsening of creatinine on a background of 2 months of increasing pedal oedema. Ultrasound scan showed no renal obstruction and a renal biopsy confirmed pANCA vasculitis. Urinalysis also confirmed presence of glucose, protein, nitrates and blood in urine. Patient was referred to another hospital for plasma exchange and other treatments. Background: Antineutrophil cytoplasm antibody…

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    Mammography Essay

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    increasing or decreasing that chance. It also suggests that false positives may increase the chance of breast self- examination (19), which may increase detection of interval cancers (20) 620028819 PAM2006 False positives may be recalled for biopsy. Thematic analysis of women’s experiences…

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    Rather than watching the football game, spending time with loved ones, or simply taking the dog for a walk, millions of Americans waste precious time by smoking cigarettes. More often than not, smokers are aware of the side effects that smoking has on the lungs, but continue to ignore the precautions until it’s too late. “The American Cancer Society (ACS) estimates that 224,210 Americans developed lung cancer in 2014, 116,000 men and 108,210 women. Of these patients, 159,260 will die of the…

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