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CONSERVATIVE APPROACH TO AORTIC PSEUDOANEURYSMS POST TYPE A DISSECTION REPAIR: SAFE ALTERNATIVE?

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By A. Sebestyén, F. Dagenais, E. Dumont
| Canadian Journal of Cardiology Verified
To view the full text, please login as a subscribed user or purchase a subscription. Click here to view the full text on ScienceDirect. Acute type A aortic dissection (ATAAD) is a life-threatening condition necessitating urgent surgical intervention. Despite success of first repair, patients may need reoperation for pseudoaneurysm (PsA) at the site of repair. We sought to evaluate the safety and long-term follow-up of a conservative approach to PsA after prior type A dissection repair.
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AGE AND GENDER DISTRIBUTION OF OUTPATIENT CARE PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES FOR SHOULDER AND UPPER ARM INJURIES IN HUNGARY

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By B. Molics, D. Elmer, A. Sebestyén, D. Endrei, A. Zemplényi
| Value in Health Journal Verified
Purpose of this study was to assess amount and frequency of the physiotherapy services in shoulder and upper arm injuries based on age and gender distribution.
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AGE AND GENDER DISTRIBUTION OF OUTPATIENT CARE PHYSIOTHERAPY SERVICES FOR ELBOW AND FOREARM INJURIES IN HUNGARY

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By B. Molics, A. Sebestyén, Ratgeber Academia, A. Hanzel, K. Juhász
| Value in Health Journal Verified
The aim of our study was to assess amount and frequency of the physiotherapy services in elbow and forearm injuries based on age and gender distribution.
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CHANGES IN THE INCOME OF HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL IN HUNGARY

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By D. Elmer, I. Boncz, A. Sebestyén, B. Molics, N. Danku
| Value in Health Journal Verified
After Hungary joined to the European Union in 2004, health care professionals were allowed to enter onto the European labour market. The higher salaries in Western European countries are important motivating factors for Hungarian health care professional to go abroad. The aim of our study was to analyze the changes in the income of health care professionals in Hungary.
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