Considering the risks and benefits of intrauterine devices: should clinician advice now be changed?

Bahamondes, Luís; Bahamondes, M. Valeria

doi:10.2217/cpr.12.72

Clinical Practice

2013

DOI: 10.2217/cpr.12.72

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Considering the risks and benefits of intrauterine devices: should clinician advice now be changed?

Luís Bahamondes

M. Valeria Bahamondes²

Abstract: This study supports the effectiveness of CHWs as diabetes educators/case managers functioning as integral members of the health care team in community clinic settings serving uninsured Mexican Americans.

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Living with Tricuspid Atresia: Case Report with Review of Literature

Frock¹,

Newberry²

2017

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Tricuspid atresia (TA) is a rare congenital heart defect in which the right atrioventricular connection, the tricuspid valve, is absent. As a result, there is no direct communication between the right atrium and right ventricle. Surgical treatment, including the Fontan procedure, is indicated yet palliative, leaving patients with various lifelong complications. A comprehensive literature review revealed a paucity of evidence-based education on the identification, evaluation, management, treatment, and life span implications of TA. We present a case of TA from birth through adulthood, while simultaneously assessing the literature, to report the most current evidence relative to living with TA after surgical palliation. In addition, the embryology, methods of prenatal and postnatal diagnosis, potential complications, management, anticipatory guidance, and educational needs of both parents and patient are discussed.

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Living with Tricuspid Atresia: Case Report with Review of Literature

Frock¹,

Newberry²

2017

Neonatal Network

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Considering the risks and benefits of intrauterine devices: should clinician advice now be changed?

Abstract: This study supports the effectiveness of CHWs as diabetes educators/case managers functioning as integral members of the health care team in community clinic settings serving uninsured Mexican Americans.

Cited by 1 publication

References 85 publications

Living with Tricuspid Atresia: Case Report with Review of Literature

Living with Tricuspid Atresia: Case Report with Review of Literature

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