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Laparoscopically treated pancreatic insulinoma. Case report
Usually, insulinomas are small sized, insulin secreting, benign tumors of the pancreas, and require surgical treatment. We report the case of a female patient, of 61 years old, with pancreatic insulinoma localized in the...
Placebo Effects in Neurological Diseases
There is an imperious need of redefining placebo effect in contemporary times. The effects of sham medical intervention, combined with a careful observation of the natural evolution of a disease, could reveal the true efficiency...
Stress levels, Alexithymia, Type A and Type C personality patterns in undergraduate students
Introduction: Since there have been a number of empirical observations that may lead to the conclusion of an increasing rate of risk behaviors in Romanian students, such as aggression, over–competitive conduct and lack of...
Ureteroscopy – an essential modern approach in upper urinary tract diagnosis and treatment
In recent years, urology has seen a real explosion in the development of new technologies. Modern treatment techniques replaced classic therapeutic methods, among which open surgery had an important role. Endourologic therapies...
Chronic myeloid leukemia therapy in the era of tyrosine kinase inhibitors. The first molecular targeted treatment
Chronic Myeloid Leukemia is the first malignant disorder with a specific genetic abnormality in the background. Known as a disease with an inexorable progression to acute leukemia for many years, its natural history has been...
From interstitial cystitis to chronic pelvic pain
There are still many things to be found out about interstitial cystitis/painful bladder syndrome (IC/PBS) because the pathological processes underlying the condition are not yet elucidated, biological markers of the condition...
Depression as an initial feature of Systemic Lupus Erythematosus? A case report
Many patients with chronic illnesses suffer from clinical depression (with percentages reported by clinical studies ranging from 15 to 60); even depression is more common in people with chronic medical illnesses, (e.g. Systemic...
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