Wednesday, June 13, 2012

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Astral Pilot - Electro Acupuncture Label:Harthouse Catalog#:HHLP 013 Format:2 × Vinyl, LP Country:Germany Released:1995 Genre:Electronic Style:Techno, Trance, Acid, Ambient Tracklist ------------- A Electro Acupuncture B1 Skin Probe B2 Into My Brain C1 Kuku Session C2 Needle Drama D The Day After

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Chaplaincy and Mental Health Care in Aotearoa New Zealand: An Exploratory Study.



J Relig Health. 2012 Jun 12;
Carey LB, Medico LD

This paper summarizes an initial exploratory study undertaken to consider the ministry of New Zealand chaplaincy personnel working within the mental health care context. This qualitative research (a first among New Zealand mental health care chaplains) was not concerned with specific health care institutions per se, but solely about the perspectives of chaplains concerning their professional contribution and issues they experienced when trying to provide pastoral care to patients, families, and clinical staff involved in mental health care. Data from a single focus group indicated that chaplains were fulfilling various WHO-ICD-10AM pastoral interventions as a part of a multidisciplinary and holistic approach to mental health care; however, given a number of frustrations identified by participants, which either impeded or thwarted their professional role as chaplains, a number of improvements were subsequently identified in order to develop the efficiency and effectiveness of chaplaincy and thus maximize the benefits of pastoral care to patients, families, and clinical staff. Some implications of this exploratory study relating to mental health care chaplaincy, ecclesiastical organizations, health care institutions, and government responsibilities and the need for further research are noted.







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Intraoperative quality control in vascular surgery.




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Intraoperative quality control in vascular surgery.



J Cardiovasc Surg (Torino). 2012 Feb; 53(1 Suppl 1): 145-9
Wipper S, Detter C, Lohrenz C, Debus ES

Since graft patency is the predominant predictor of long-term survival after vascular surgery, intraoperative graft patency control is of major importance for improving quality assurance. Intraoperative quality control is of major importance to obtain good short- and longterm results and to eliminate the need for reoperation. Currently there is no standardized approach and intraoperative quality control is not performed routinely by most surgeons. The most commonly used intraoperative assessment techniques include arteriography, duplex ultrasonography, angioscopy and transit-time flow measurement (TTFM). Fluorescent angiography (FA) using the dye indocyanine green (ICG) is a novel noninvasive technology for intraoperative visualization and documentation of vessels, bypass grafts, and perfusion with an infrared sensitive imaging device, so far validated for quality control in coronary bypass surgery. FA and TTFM are methods for quantitative assessment of blood flow measurement, which are currently exclusively used as intraoperative quality control in cardiac bypass surgery. Up to now, there are no experiences published for peripheral vascular reconstructions. However, transposition and implementation of these techniques seem to be valuable and useful. Therefore further studies for intraoperative quality control in vascular surgery are necessary.







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Monday, June 4, 2012

Napa Chiropractor's Update with Dr. Edward Noa - National Donut Day




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Napa Chiropractor's Update host Dr. Edward Noa who discusses Chiropractic and Natural Medicine, in the Napa Valley, who covers cutting edge information on chiropractic, wellness, fitness, natural health and nutritional supplements. 707-224-5488, drnoa.meta-ehealth.com, Dr. Noa's TV show http channel 28, 21st . This installment covers the National Donut Day and provides you with a health alternative. This donut holiday is on the first Friday of June and has been going on since 1938. With donuts making up7.4% of the bakery sales and producing $700 million in sales per year. Century Natural Health.
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Comparison of the effects of carbamyl-beta-methylcholine chloride administered by intravenous, intramuscular and intra-acupuncture point injections.



J Tradit Chin Med. 2012 Mar; 32(1): 93-8
Wang YM, Gao JH, Lu B, Peng J, Bin F, Cui JJ, Wang HX, Ma YY, Yu XC

To compare the effects of carbamyl-beta-methylcholine chloride (CMCC) administered by intra-acupuncture point injection (IAI), intramuscular injection (IMI), and intravenous injection (IVI), and to analyze the mechanisms.In the IAI group, CMCC was injected into the Zusanli acupoint (ST 36) immediately after 30-min stimulation by electro-acupuncture (EA) at the acupoints, and into the femoral vein and skeletal muscle in IVI and IMI groups, respectively. Intra-gastric pressure was detected. The plasma concentration of CMCC was measured at various times.The gastric effect of CMCC in the IVI group was enhanced and attenuated more rapidly than in the other groups. In the IAI group, this effect was significantly stronger than that in the IMI group at 2 min and 15 min, but not significantly different between the two groups at 5 min and 30 min. Plasma concentration of CMCC in the IAI group was similar to that in the IVI group at 2 min, but higher than that in the IMI group. The concentration in the IAI group was higher than that in the IV group and similar to that in the IMI group at 5, 15 and 30 min, indicating rapid increase and slower reduction of the plasma concentration of the drug in the IAI group. There was a positive correlation between the plasma concentration of CMCC and intragastric pressure in all groups.The effect of IAI with CMCC was stronger than that of IMI and longer-lasting than that of IVI, which correlated with the blood concentration of CMCC.







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Sunday, June 3, 2012

LASERCAP - ALAN BAUMAN MD - Bauman Medical Group




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NEW: LaserCap! Dr. Bauman is pleased to offer the latest breakthrough in Laser Therapy, the "hands-free" battery-pack powered LaserCap. LaserCap complies with all US and International product safety standards. Consistent use of low level laser therapy has been reported to improve the appearance of hair quality, hair strength and hair thickness. LaserCap is the first device to offer the power of a clinical laser therapy unit in a 100% cordless, rechargeable, discreet treatment device that literally 'fits under your hat.' LaserCap is a non-chemical, non-invasive, pain-free treatment that can be applied almost anywhere, anytime. NEW: LaserCap [Available only through physicians] NOW at Bauman Medical LaserCap is a non-chemical, non-invasive, pain-free treatment that can be applied almost anywhere, anytime. The LaserCap includes the rechargeable battery pack, A/C power adapter for charging, the patented laser therapy device containing 224 'pure' laser diodes (no LEDs) 650nm/5mW each. Sturdy airport-compliant carrying case included. International power adapters are available. Rechargeable battery pack means total cordless freedom during treatment. Charge the battery, clip it to your clothes, put on the hat, flip the switch and go! Operations manual included. Pricing does not include shipping/handling, tax (FL only) or physician consultation. Dr. Bauman recommends that anyone with hair loss concerns have a complete medical evaluation and tracking photos performed by a qualified <b>...</b>

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The Fig Tree, established in 1971, an alternative health organization dedicated to providing the community with all their health and nutritional needs. Our Elite product line is designed to treat the entire body by targeting every aspect of the system simultaneously. Through an inter-cellular cleansing and revitalization of the cells, our products use a "bio-mineral balance" approach to healing. Complementary to our product line we offer individualized nutritional counseling to help preserve illnesses. With this natural methodology we have cured such diseases as aids, diabetes, cancer,leukemia, and many more. For more information about the products visit: www.thefigtreeonline.com or email: thefigtreeclients@gmal.com The FIg Tree NYC - 1(800) 998-5909

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Meeting the health and social care needs of pregnant asylum seekers; midwifery students' perspectives: Part 3; "The pregnant woman within the global context"; an inclusive model for midwifery education to address the needs of asylum seeking women in the UK.



Nurse Educ Today. 2012 May 28;
Haith-Cooper M, Bradshaw G

AIM: to describe the conceptualisation and development of an inclusive educational model. The model is designed to facilitate pre-registration midwifery students' learning around the health and social care needs of pregnant women seeking asylum in the United Kingdom. BACKGROUND: current literature has identified a concern about the standard of maternity care experienced by asylum seeking women accessing maternity services in the United Kingdom. In response to this, a doctorate study was undertaken which focused on examining the way in which a group of midwifery students approached the provision of care for asylum seekers. This study revealed difficulties that these students had both in identifying these women's needs and also in the wider care issues in practice. Consequently, one of the recommendations was to ameliorate these difficulties through midwifery education. METHODS: the key findings from this study were used together with relevant supporting literature to construct "the pregnant woman within the global context" model for midwifery education. RESULTS: The model is designed to facilitate a holistic assessment of need rather than focusing on the physical assessment at the expense of other aspects of care. It incorporates wider factors, on a global level, which could impact on the health and social care needs of a pregnant woman seeking asylum. It also prompts students to consider the influence of dominant discourses on perceptions of asylum seek;ing and is designed to encourage students' to question these discourses. RECOMMENDATIONS: this model can be used in midwifery education to prepare students in caring for pregnant women seeking asylum. It may be especially helpful when students have close contact with pregnant women seeking asylum, for example through caseloading. Further research is recommended to evaluate the effectiveness of this model in enhancing the care of asylum seeking women in the United Kingdom.








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J Chiropr Med. 2011 Dec; 10(4): 294-300
Ohlsen BA

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this case report is to describe the use of acupuncture and a gluten-free diet (GFD) for urticaria and severe eczema in a patient with undiagnosed dermatitis herpetiformis and atypical or extraintestinal celiac disease. CLINICAL FEATURES: A 48-year-old woman presented with intense urticaria, eczema, worsening heartburn, chronic constipation, headaches, and an intense feeling of heat for 4 months. Results of punch biopsies of the skin lesions and laboratory tests were inconclusive. After the acupuncture sessions reported here ended, human leukocyte antigen blood typing revealed celiac disease and dermatitis herpetiformis-associated human leukocyte antigen DQ-8. Results of an endoscopy and colonoscopy were negative. INTERVENTION AND OUTCOME: The patient received 3 acupuncture treatments a week for 12 weeks. The patient's symptoms began in March 2008. She began using topical and oral steroids and felt that her symptoms were not responding. Acupuncture began in July 2008. At the end of the first 12 treatments, during which she was using topical and oral steroids, the urticaria and constipation resolved completely; and she had temporary relief from the heartburn. It is thought that the urticaria and constipation resolved because of the acupuncture as that was the only change. At the end of the second 12 treatments, during which time she had started Optifast, a GFD, the heartburn, headache, and eczema resolved. At the end of the third 12 treatments, all her symptoms remained resolved. Steroid treatment was discontinued after the first 12 treatments. CONCLUSION: Acupuncture and diet changes appeared to provide relief from the urticaria and eczema of dermatitis herpetiformis beyond that obtained by traditional treatment of a GFD alone.








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Saturday, June 2, 2012

Sola Walks Again




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Sola is our acupuncture and laser therapy patient. She injured herself running up stairs and had 2 areas of compression of her spinal column. We saw Sola a week after her injury and she could not use her back legs at all or even wag her tail. Her options were limited due to the extent of the injury. Acupuncture sessions and her dedicated owners have restored the use of her legs. 1 month later, she is stronger every day. — with Surf Paws Animal Hospital.

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Health and wellness technology use by historically underserved health consumers: systematic review.



J Med Internet Res. 2012; 14(3): e78
Montague E, Perchonok J

The implementation of health technology is a national priority in the United States and widely discussed in the literature. However, literature about the use of this technology by historically underserved populations is limited. Information on culturally informed health and wellness technology and the use of these technologies to reduce health disparities facing historically underserved populations in the United States is sparse in the literature.To examine ways in which technology is being used by historically underserved populations to decrease health disparities through facilitating or improving health care access and health and wellness outcomes.We conducted a systematic review in four library databases (PubMed, PsycINFO, Web of Science, and Engineering Village) to investigate the use of technology by historically underserved populations. Search strings consisted of three topics (eg, technology, historically underserved populations, and health).A total of 424 search phrases applied in the four databases returned 16,108 papers. After review, 125 papers met the selection criteria. Within the selected papers, 30 types of technology, 19 historically underserved groups, and 23 health issues were discussed. Further, almost half of the papers (62 papers) examined the use of technology to create effective and culturally informed interventions or educational tools. Finally, 12 evaluation techniques were used to assess the technology.While the reviewed studies show how technology can be used to positively affect the health of historically underserved populations, the technology must be tailored toward the intended population, as personally relevant and contextually situated health technology is more likely than broader technology to create behavior changes. Social media, cell phones, and videotapes are types of technology that should be used more often in the future. Further, culturally informed health information technology should be used more for chronic diseases and disease management, as it is an innovative way to provide holistic care and reminders to otherwise underserved populations. Additionally, design processes should be stated regularly so that best practices can be created. Finally, the evaluation process should be standardized to create a benchmark for culturally informed health information technology.








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J Chiropr Med. 2011 Dec; 10(4): 294-300
Ohlsen BA

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this case report is to describe the use of acupuncture and a gluten-free diet (GFD) for urticaria and severe eczema in a patient with undiagnosed dermatitis herpetiformis and atypical or extraintestinal celiac disease. CLINICAL FEATURES: A 48-year-old woman presented with intense urticaria, eczema, worsening heartburn, chronic constipation, headaches, and an intense feeling of heat for 4 months. Results of punch biopsies of the skin lesions and laboratory tests were inconclusive. After the acupuncture sessions reported here ended, human leukocyte antigen blood typing revealed celiac disease and dermatitis herpetiformis-associated human leukocyte antigen DQ-8. Results of an endoscopy and colonoscopy were negative. INTERVENTION AND OUTCOME: The patient received 3 acupuncture treatments a week for 12 weeks. The patient's symptoms began in March 2008. She began using topical and oral steroids and felt that her symptoms were not responding. Acupuncture began in July 2008. At the end of the first 12 treatments, during which she was using topical and oral steroids, the urticaria and constipation resolved completely; and she had temporary relief from the heartburn. It is thought that the urticaria and constipation resolved because of the acupuncture as that was the only change. At the end of the second 12 treatments, during which time she had started Optifast, a GFD, the heartburn, headache, and eczema resolved. At the end of the third 12 treatments, all her symptoms remained resolved. Steroid treatment was discontinued after the first 12 treatments. CONCLUSION: Acupuncture and diet changes appeared to provide relief from the urticaria and eczema of dermatitis herpetiformis beyond that obtained by traditional treatment of a GFD alone.







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Friday, June 1, 2012




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