Tag: Idiopathic
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Scoliosis: Clinical and Therapeutic Point of View
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1- Definition: Scoliosis is a deviation of the spine that is always presented with a deformation in the frontal plane. However, X-rays and patient examination shows that there is a three-dimensional deformation in the frontal, sagittal and horizontal with a vertebral rotation causing a hump. Overall, there are two types of deviation in the frontal…
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Insomnia
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DIAGNOSIS OF INSOMNIA: Long trivialized or minimized to the point of being absent from the reasons for consultation and medical examinations, insomnia nevertheless proves to be a serious condition because of its impact on quality of life. Sleep multiple roles come largely in the physical and mental health of individuals, including alertness and memory and…
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Achalasia
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A- Knowing the definition of achalasia: The achalasia, etymologically failure to open the sphincter, is a primary esophageal motor disorder defined by an absence of peristalsis of the body of the esophagus and a relaxation of the lower esophageal sphincter missing or incomplete when swallowing. B- Know the clinical and para-clinical arguments in favor of…
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Idiopathic Scoliosis
The backbone of the normal subject when standing, horizontal basin: – In the frontal plane, is projected along a rectilinear and vertical axis; – In the sagittal plane, has a set of physiological curves, cervical lordosis, thoracic kyphosis, lumbar lordosis; – In the horizontal plane, has no rotation the vertebrae relative to each other. Structural…
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Epilepsy in children
1- idiopathic partial epilepsies: * Partial Epilepsy benign rolandic to climax – This is the most common childhood epilepsy between 3 and 13 years. Predominantly male. The prognosis is excellent and healing after puberty. – Seizures are partial with preserved consciousness, nocturnal schedule, late night. They are clonic or tonic-clonic, at hemifacial and oral pharyngolaryngeal…
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