... Biblioteca Digital - Dirección de Sistemas de Informática y Comunicación Umbral del dolor en personas normotensas con historia familiar de Hipertensión Arterial.. Ilustración 2: Medición[r] ...
... Demographic and clinical variables. There were no differences between the two groups with respect to age in years (controls: 31±10 vs addicts: 31±10,3, p= 0,96), but in relation to the level of education (≤ 11 / ≥ 12 ...
... Among the positive influences, it has been found that parental attitudes (perceived responsibility) and the monitoring of fats in the diet predict the decrease in BMI of low risk children (i.e. those with no ...
... of familyhistory of nephrolithiasis is associated with an increased risk of renal ...a family component in the incidence of it, which is independent of dietary and environmental ...the family ...
... of the above studies. For example, it is unknown as to how many patients with a history of urinary tract infection or familyhistory of PBC, also had a signi- ficant smoking history. An ...
... of familyhistory of obesity is highest in the obese group and lowest in the normal weight ...and familyhistory of psychiatric ...of family his- tory of psychiatric disease, and the ...
... level, familyhistory of psychiatric illness, presence of traumatic events, peripartum mood disturbances, age at onset of BD, duration of untreated illness (DUI, de fi ned as the time elapsed between the age ...
... A 29-year-old male patient, without specific ethnic distinction, with no familyhistory of known heart disease, was diagnosed with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in the first year of life. His condition was ...
... natural history of DCIS cannot be directly observed and is currently poorly ...as familyhistory of breast cancer and age at diagnosis, as well as on tumor factors including extent of disease, his- ...
... Average risks of breast and ovarian cancer associated with BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutations detected in case series unselected for family history: A combined analysis of 22 studies.. Malone K[r] ...
... and familyhistory of hepatic-biliary-pancreatic diseases, referral time defined by the time between the first consultation and the contact with the LT center, main compliant, time between the installation ...
... relevant family, medical or sto- matognathic histories were found in patients, and none of them reported a familyhistory of dental ...No history of trauma to the tempo- rary or permanent ...
... of familyhistory, genetic counseling is essential because the risk of recurrence in a new pregnancy is 25 %, This risk rises to 50%, if the fetus is ...positive familyhistory, counseling is ...
... a familyhistory of breast cancer and to women without such a familyhistory but who have modifiable risk factors related to diet, physical activity, obesity, tobacco, or ...the family ...
... (familyhistory of diabetes, previous GDM in pregnancy, parity, previous miscarriages, history of low birthweight, history of preterm delivery, smoking habits in pregnancy, occupa- tional ...
... examination, familyhistory, laboratory and imaging test results, electroencephalo- graphy, the side effects of the AED indicated for the type of seizure, quality of life, and cost of treatment must be ...
... “familyhistory stu- dy” and is based upon a household survey conducted in 1995, on a representative sample of Mexico City’s adult population aged 18 - 65 years (n=1 ...psychiatric history of ...
... respectively. Familyhistory of digestive tract diseases, IL-6, family size, miR-155 and miR-203 were independent risk factors for Hp infection in children with chronic gastritis in ...
... The history of acute hepatitis in these patients with anti-HCV is mostly ...nal history of hepatitis, familyhistory of liver disease, and history of blood transfusion) among the ...
... The association between total daily meat consumption and the risk of developing T2DM was assessed using Cox regression models. Hazard ratios (HR) and their 95% confidence intervals (95% CI) were calculated using the ...