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What's an 'atypical pituitary adenoma'? by Dr. Brian M. Medical DoctorHealth Maven Posted Mon 01 Dec 2008 10:13am We recently had a case at our institution of an atypical pituitary adenoma, confirmed by BerndScheithauer at the Mayo Clinic. What is implied by the designation of a pituitary adenoma as being “atypical”? Burger, Scheithauer, and Vogel -- in their textbook Surgical Pathology of the Nervous System and Its Coverings by (4 th Edition, 2002), page 469 Read on »
Best Post of December '08: What's an 'atypical pituitary adenoma'? by Dr. Brian M. Medical DoctorHealth Maven Posted Tue 10 Mar 2009 3:12pm it is: We recently had a case at our institution of an atypical pituitary adenoma, confirmed by BerndScheithauer at the Mayo Clinic. What is implied by the designation of a pituitary adenoma as being “atypical”? Burger, Scheithauer, and Vogel -- in their textbook Surgical Pathology of the Nervous System and Its Coverings by (4 th Edition, 2002), page 469 – have Read on »
Aspirin and adenomas. by lcampbe79 Patient Expert Posted Wed 11 Feb 2009 3:25pm attacks.  I don't see how an aspirin can stop adenomas from forming considering the reason why they are showing up is because the APC gene is screwed up.  Remembering what I heard, went through and just all the other information, I'm not sold at all that an aspirin will stop adenomas from forming.  I hope that when people read about this they don't think Read on »
New FDA-approved alternative treatment for treatment-resistant depression by Dr. John Z. Medical Doctor Posted Fri 10 Oct 2008 1:03pm MUSC.edu - Millions of patients with treatment-resistant clinical depression, who have struggled for years with disability and how to cope with their condition, now have an alternative treatment option that could help them lead more productive and successful lives. The NeuroStar TMS (Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) Therapy system, developed Read on »
holistic treatment for natural acne treatment by Doris C. Complimentary & Alternative Medicine Posted Sat 28 Mar 2009 3:02pm I’ve got many people asking me where can they find natural acne treatment products in the marketplace. Basically, this group of people are searching for holistic treatment... good organic beauty treatment products available today, including organic products for acne treatment, anti-aging and body treatment. Those who suffer from acne conditions tend Read on »
"Radical" Autism Treatments - HBOT AND Stem Cell Treatment by Harold L D. Patient Expert Posted Thu 06 Aug 2009 10:09pm They are not choices I would make for autism treatments for my son. HBOT and Stem Cell therapy for autism disorders are by my understanding both invasive treatments and both carry some risk to the extent at least that the full effects of these treatments on the neurological development of young children are essentially unknown at this point in time Read on »
Alternative Autism Treatment Researchers Claim Hodgepodge Of Autism Treatments Works by Harold L D. Patient Expert Posted Mon 24 Nov 2008 12:19pm Dr. James Neubrander, a physician, and Dr. Philip De Fina, a clinical neuropsychologist, of Woodbridge, N.J gave a lecture today on Staten Island in which they claimed that a hodgepodge of treatments - a combination of changes in diet, vitamin supplements, hyperbaric oxygen therapy and shots of methylcobalamin -- a form of vitamin B-12 -- has changed lives Read on »
Chronic Lyme...Treatment, or No Treatment? by NatashaCall Patient ExpertFacebook Posted Sun 12 Dec 2010 2:41pm Information for those with Lyme or who know someone who has it... "Chronic Lyme Disease: How Often Is It Diagnosed and Treated? ScienceDaily (Sep. 7, 2010) — The existence of chronic Lyme disease is... You want to read this! Amazing. Surprising. Contraversial. Read on »
Autism Treatments: Will Experimental Stem Cell Treatment Help? by Harold L D. Patient Expert Posted Sat 23 May 2009 10:11pm While the autism world buzzes over the Chicago Tribune's demolition of the Geiers and the Lupron treatment the need for evidence based treatments that might cure autism... will seek out non-evidence based treatments for their child's autism. Of course, treatments can not become evidence based unless experiments are undertaken. Hopefully, as in anything Read on »