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Antihypertensive treatment reduces the incidence of headache compared to placebo, but the magnitude of the effect differs between drug classes independent of the magnitude of blood pressure reduction. Dysautoregulation in the anterior and posterior circulation is associated with migraine with aura.
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When a brain biopsy is being considered for a nonmalignant condition, the patients and the site of biopsy must be carefully selected to ensure the most useful results.
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Who says change takes a long time to implement? Certainly not Susan Peach, MBA, BSN, a division chief nursing officer at LifePoint Hospitals, based in Brentwood, TN.
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The Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has announced that it will provide up to $75 million to 11 states and the District of Columbia to test whether Medicaid can support higher quality care at a lower total cost by reimbursing private psychiatric hospitals for some services for which reimbursement has historically not been available.
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To keep a lid on costs, health care policy experts recognize that hospitals need to find more effective ways to manage transitions.
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Most EDs see a high number of patients presenting with hand, wrist, or finger trauma. However, new research highlights the fact that many patients have to travel long distances for appropriate treatment because their local hospital does not have a hand specialist on call.
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This study presents a large group of new cases of rhombencephalosynapsis and carefully describes correlations to other associated morphological abnormalities as well as to outcomes.
