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Objective: this manuscript was aimed at reviewing the available literature concerning treatment for endometriosis I and II in managing pain, infertility and as coadjuvant in assisted-reproduction techniques.
Tratamiento de la endometriosis I y II: revision de la literatura/ A review of the literature concerning treating endometriosis I and II
On the other hand, if the jumps are performed incorrectly and accompanied by pelvic ante-retroversion, the resulting lumbar hyperlordosis on landing is a coadjuvant factor for the abdominal hyperpressure to be directed toward the urogenital groove.
Genitourinary conditions in young dancers: relationship between urinary incontinence and foot flexibility
According to the above and considering that L-arginine has been used as a coadjuvant therapeutic tool in different types of diseases, the purpose of this study was to investigate the neuroautonomic mechanisms triggered by a small oral dose of L-arginine that was administered to subjects.
The effects of oral arginine on neuroautonomic parameters in healthy subjects
One can even speculate as to whether H pylori would be the true and sole pathogenic mechanism behind respiratory reflux pathology or eventually act as a coadjuvant to the pepsin-induced inflammation.
Does helicobacter pylori play a role in upper respiratory tract inflammation? A case report
The structure of the play, moreover, points to the role of the island as a coadjuvant in the production of a narrative tradition.
Once on This Island: the performance of spatiality in Salvador Brau's La vuelta al hogar
Although the search for effective pharmaceuticals is the basis of this endeavor, nutritional supplementation also arises as a potential coadjuvant for both prevention and treatment of AD (reviewed in [80, 81]).
Resveratrol: A Potential Hippocampal Plasticity Enhancer
These services also include the arsenal of technologies and, according to literature, technologies are important coadjuvant factors for providing solutions in primary healthcare (19).
Challenges in the coordination of children's healthcare/Desafios a coordenacao na atencao primaria a saude da crianca
Coadjuvant analgesics for cancer pain: using the clinical queries PubMed tool.
Estrategias y obstaculos para el desarrollo de la investigacion en programas de anestesiologia: documento de consenso en Colombia
The results obtained reveal an important frequency of positive antecedents in the pre-, peri-, and post-natal stages, which could have been triggering or coadjuvant factors of the hearing loss.
Epidemiologia de la perdida auditiva neurosensorialpre-lingual en un centro de atencion a ninos de Bogota, Colombia entre 1997 y 2008
Acetaminophen remains a safe coadjuvant to any analgesic scheme (5,32).
Cirugia no obstetrica durante el embarazo
The treatments with coadjuvants used in this study affected antioxidant capacity, and treatment with AA promoted higher values from 3005.
Quality of minimally processed 'Fuji' apple under refrigerated storage and treatment with additives/Qualidade de maca 'Fuji' minimamente processada sob armazenamento refrigerado e tratamento com aditivos
Since antioxidants are able to inactivate highly reactive molecules such as ROS that are generated during various biochemical processes in the cells [11], substances with antioxidant properties emerge as putative preventatives and coadjuvants in the treatment of chronic degenerative diseases related to oxidative stress and DNA damage [12].
In Vivo Effects of Vanadium Pentoxide and Antioxidants (Ascorbic Acid and Alpha-Tocopherol) on Apoptotic, Cytotoxic, and Genotoxic Damage in Peripheral Blood of Mice

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