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  • Book
    Harvey I. Pass, Mary Hesdorffer, Sarah Elizabeth Lake, Sarah Ann Lake.
    Summary: This is the "free mesothelioma book" widely advertised on television and the internet on behalf of a law firm to solicit litigation for asbetos related injuries.

    Contents:
    1. The Basics
    2. Diagnosis
    3. Coping
    4. The Politics of mesothelioma
    5. Treatment
    6. Decision making
    7. Side effects of therapy
    8. Recurrence of the disease
    9. Sarah's and Sarah Ann's insights for care providers
    10. The Unspeakable which must be spoken.
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    Books: General Collection (Downstairs)
    2014
    RC280.L8 P375 2014
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  • Article
    Nicodeme A, Vranckx-Haenen J, Wouters J.
    Acta Psychiatr Belg. 1977 Jul-Aug;77(4):516-29.
    This study was carried out on 38 chronic refractory psychotic patients who received partial multimodal treatment with individually adapted doses of Haldol. The study was based on: --Howard's experiences: more than half of his chronic psychotic patients were able to leave the State Hospital because of the multimodal treatment with high individualized doses of Haldol; -Paquay and Tanghe's experiences: one-fourth to more than one-half of their chronic refractory patients showed remarkable improvement with a partial multimodal treatment. This study shows that improvement is obtained in more than 2 out of 3 cases, thus proving that the best results are obtained when an adequate selection of the patients is made. As side-effects, above all, the extrapyramidal symptoms are possible. However, their frequency and intensity are not higher than those provoked by other incisive neuroleptics or conventional doses of Haldol. Special attention should be given to any pseudodepression or neurovegetative reactions. The individualization of the doses should be carefully done.
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