[PDF] Top 20 Instrumento de medición del "síndrome de quemarse en el trabajo" (Burnout) en profesores universitarios

... They typically last 7 to 10 days and resolve spontaneously, though some patients never fully recover before the next bout of ulcers appears. Skin eruptions resembling acne vulgaris or folliculitis are common cutaneous ... See full document

... c symptoms and signs are ...between disease onset and the development of a clinical picture compatible with the BD diagnostic ...the disease have few sug- gestive symptoms to satisfy any BD ... See full document

... the symptoms may differ during the disease course for any one ...while ocular, GI, neurologic and vascular involvement may be complicated with loss of organ functions and ... See full document

... Behçet’s disease (BD; MIM 109650) is a multisystemic inflammatory disorder of unclear etiology, characterized by recurrent oral aphthous ulcers, ocular symptoms, skin lesions, and genital ... See full document

... positivity, ocular, vascular central nervous system involvement), including also arthritis and gastro- intestinal ...parameters. Disease activity was measured by using the Behçet ’ s Disease ... See full document

... Behçet’s disease (BD) is a chronic, recurring vasculitis of unknown ...the current study were to compare the bone mineral density (BMD) values between BD and healthy volunteers and describe the effect of ... See full document

... cal management alone resulted in death within 6 months in 12 out of 14 ...fewer symptoms, relatively normal liver markers, and in cases with absent or easily controlled ... See full document

... Behçet’s disease is a multi-organ disorder that is more common in countries around the Silk Road, and manifests as mucosal ulcers and skin lesions, and with ocular ...systemic disease, it can also ... See full document

... Behçet’s disease (BD) is a relapsing, systemic, inflammatory disorder that affects various organ ...but ocular attacks are an ...the current experience regarding the treatment of refractory BD ... See full document

... the disease is an increased resorption followed by an increase in bone ...the disease follows three major ...the disease (“osteoblastic phase”) the new bone that is made is structurally abnormal, ... See full document

... clinical management in ...active disease, which define the clinical status on the basis of four findings, features of vascular ischemia or inflammation, elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) or ... See full document

... In this review, 96 cases reported a causative microbiological agent; the majority of the cases were infections with F. nec- rophorum (41), Fusobacterium nucleatum (6), and unspecified fusobacteria (3), others were ... See full document

... Neuropsychiatric symptoms evaluated by means of NPI were considered globally and partially for each of the areas under study, using the severity by disturbance presence frequency ...of disease duration, as ... See full document

... hemi-Parkinson’s disease showed reduced uptake of the ipsilateral as well as the expected contralateral side (Schwarz et al 2000), twin studies have shown a dopa- minergic defi cit in asymptomatic twins of ... See full document

... the disease progresses, and dopaminergic stimulation of the mesocortical pathway is reduced, the inefficiency of COMT metabolism results in higher, more optimum, levels of DLPFC ...of disease then reduces ... See full document

... Current trends in the surgical management of coronary artery disease Med J Malaysia Vo! 42 No 4 December 1987 CURRENT TRENDS IN THE SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE SAW HUAT SEONG Consul[.] ... See full document

... one abnormality without the other (eg, hyponatremia without hyperkalemia). Hypochloremia follows hyponatremia in about half of the patients. Metabolic acidosis is also common, due to the inability to excrete H + ions ... See full document

... Huntington’s disease (HD) is an autosomal dominant neurodegenerative disorder characterized by progressive involuntary movements, neuropsychiatric disturbances, and cognitive ...‘‘huntington’s disease + ... See full document

... Records returned from each search were screened for eligibility using predefined reasons for exclusion. The main inclusion criteria included adults aged ≥ 18 years with AD in Japan. Articles were included if they were ... See full document

... Paget’s disease of bone. Most trials use biochemical markers rather than symptoms or clinical outcomes as parameters for ...the disease activity is low or the patient is ... See full document