The ageing bladder in urinary tract disorders

Article Abstract:

Ferguson and Christopher's clinical studies on the relationship between aging bladder and urinary tract disorders failed to exclude the possible effects of drugs as well as diseases on normal human bladder aging. Recent studies using animal models have shown that bladder structure varies with maturation and not necessarily with aging. Since bladder structure was used as a function of bladder obstruction, the result suggested that normality of bladder function with aging is significantly affected by bladder obstruction.

Physiological aspects, Bladder, Bladder diseases

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Metabolic crisis: hyperemesis gravidarum

Article Abstract:

Hyperemesis gravidarum is a serious pregnancy complication that requires treatment. Although some nausea during pregnancy is common, this disorder impairs nutritional status, disturbs electrolyte balances, and causes weight loss and dehydration. Treatments include intravenous correction of electrolyte and fluid imbalances and enteral nutrition through a feeding tube.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, Parenteral feeding, Parenteral nutrition, Enteral feeding, Enteral nutrition, Hyperemesis gravidarum

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Wire detectors

Article Abstract:

Rapitest WPS 115 was rated the best buy for a wire detector, as it was one of the most accurate detectors. The Stanley and the Black & Decker Laserplus are rated very poorly.

Buyers Guide, Detection equipment, Hardware buyers' guide, Detectors

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