10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «IATROGENY» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
iatrogeny in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
iatrogeny im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
1
America's Medical Industry: The Good, the Bad, and the Deadly
One could even make the argument for a global elitist plan at population control
allowing iatrogeny to gain such momentum. Regardless of etiology, Iatrogeny is
real. It is rampant and far from being under control. By making iatrogeny, through
...
2
Mosby's Medical Dictionary
—iatrogenesis, iatrogeny, n. iatrogenic diabetes mellitus, a form of diabetes that
develops as an adverse effect of treatment for a different medical problem.
Patients who are administered high doses of corticosteroids often develop
iatrogenic ...
3
Step by Step Vitrectomy
... prophylactically with diathermy I Use careful surgical technique to avoid
iatrogeny, which can cause tears or vascular avulsions that generate bleeding I
Careful scleral surgery to avoid iatrogeny (scleral perforation during suture
placing).
Jose J. Martinez-Toldos, M.D. Ph.D., Jairo E. Hoyos,
2013
4
Dr Hoyos Step by Step Basic Vitrectomy
Use careful surgical technique to avoid iatrogeny, which can cause tears or
vascular avulsions that generate bleeding. • Careful scleral surgery to avoid
iatrogeny (scleral perforation during suture placing). Adjust the band at the end of
surgery.
5
Modern Ophthalmology: The Highlights
Damages to the corneal endothelium are some of the worst examples of
Iatrogeny that developed. Many of the present indications for full thickness
corneal transplants are excellent examples of Iatrogeny. Without this experience,
the large ...
Benjamin F. Boyd, Boyd,
2011
6
Primary Care of the Child With a Chronic Condition
Developmental iatrogeny refersto health care interventions that hinder children
from progressing through their normal developmental milestones. Therapeutic
interventions commonly associated with developmental iatrogeny are the ...
Patricia Jackson Allen, Judith A. Vessey, Naomi Schapiro,
2009
7
Campbell's Psychiatric Dictionary
A mammalian counterpart, discovered early in , is the neuronal apoptosis
inhibitor protein (NAIP). iatrogenesis Molding of a patient's illness by the (often
incompetent) doctor's own ministrations. iatrogeny Production or inducement of ...
Robert Jean Campbell,
2009
8
Scientists and the Regulation of Risk: Standardising Control
... fatalities and serious health problems, and for progressing in the
understanding of the role of drug iatrogeny in morbidity and mortality. The lesson
of thalidomide may be explicated in the following way: The thing about
Thalidomide was that, ...
9
Mosby's Pocket Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing & Health ...
... or diagnostic procedures.—iatr0genesis, iatrogeny, n. iatrogenic diabetes
mellitus, a form of diabetes that develops as an adverse effect of treatment for a
different medical problem. iatrogenic pneumothorax, a condition in which air or.
10
Ibero-American Bioethics: History and Perspectives
For example, discourse about autonomy can mask the depersonalization of
medical care and the related risks of iatrogeny, including exploitation of the body
and the alienation of health. Additionally, in a technological era concerned with
the ...
Leocir Pessini, Léo Pessini, Christian de Paul de Barchifontaine,
2009