Clinics is a gold open access electronic international journal that publishes peer-reviewed research in continuous flow of interest to clinicians and researchers in medical and biomedical sciences based on its originality, importance, conclusions and interest to readers. CLINICS also publishes Comments and Editorials. The journal is committed to the principles of ethics, respect for the individual, humanization, honesty, pioneering spirit and excellence.Clinics is the Official Scientific journal of Hospital das Clínicas da Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de São Paulo (HC-FMUSP).
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Government programs primarily focus on early childhood.
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Primary Care services tend to be better for children under three years old.
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New programs are needed to provide follow-up care for children beyond early childhood.
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Obesity causes higher plasma OPN levels and higher expression of OPN in adipose tissue.
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OPN and HGF are promising biomarkers that can be used to detect problems related to obesity.
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Patients in the early post-SG period had lower plasma OPN and similar plasma HGF compared to nonsurgical patients.
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After bariatric surgery, despite down-regulation of local OPN expression in adipose tissue, a significant increase in circulating OPN concentrations occurs
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Surgical complications increase after the entry of new resident doctors.
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Second-year resident doctors need more training time.
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The increase in surgical complications is associated with the entry of new resident doctors, but also with the progression from the first to the second year of the course.
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Both polidocanol foam sclerotherapy and conventional surgery had positive impacts on patient quality of life.
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Conventional surgery promotes greater improvement in patient quality-of-life than sclerotherapy.
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Post-procedure pain and aesthetic concerns about the legs worsen the efficacy of sclerotherapy.
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Government programs primarily focus on early childhood.
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Primary Care services tend to be better for children under three years old.
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New programs are needed to provide follow-up care for children beyond early childhood.
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Obesity causes higher plasma OPN levels and higher expression of OPN in adipose tissue.
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OPN and HGF are promising biomarkers that can be used to detect problems related to obesity.
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Patients in the early post-SG period had lower plasma OPN and similar plasma HGF compared to nonsurgical patients.
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After bariatric surgery, despite down-regulation of local OPN expression in adipose tissue, a significant increase in circulating OPN concentrations occurs
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Surgical complications increase after the entry of new resident doctors.
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Second-year resident doctors need more training time.
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The increase in surgical complications is associated with the entry of new resident doctors, but also with the progression from the first to the second year of the course.
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Both polidocanol foam sclerotherapy and conventional surgery had positive impacts on patient quality of life.
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Conventional surgery promotes greater improvement in patient quality-of-life than sclerotherapy.
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Post-procedure pain and aesthetic concerns about the legs worsen the efficacy of sclerotherapy.
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Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a heterogeneous neurodevelopmental disorder.
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Autism spectrum disorder has a significant impact on the patient and their family.
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To provide adequate advice is to carry out screening and diagnosis correctly and accurately.
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Screening test must be applied, M-CHAT-R/F is recommended.
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For diagnosis CARS and ADOS are the most recommended tools.
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Impulse Oscillometry (IOS) can be used to analyze lung resistance and reactance in patients with PAH.
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Patients with PAH show increased resistance and pulmonary reactance compared to healthy individuals.
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The IOS findings showed a good correlation with the spirometric variables.
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Photobiomodulation therapy seems to have little or no effect on pain perception during the anesthetic puncture in patients undergoing dental local anesthesia.
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Clinical trials found in the literature used different study samples, pain assessment tools, and photobiomodulation therapy protocols.
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Further randomized studies should be performed with a standardized methodology to strengthen the current evidence.
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The inclusion of dentists in multidisciplinary teams for patients with neurocutaneous syndromes is essential, both on an outpatient and hospital basis.
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Interestingly, dentistry can play a relevant role in the early diagnosis and differential diagnosis of patients with neurocutaneous syndromes.
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More research in this area is needed.
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Homeopathy is based on heterodox and complementary four scientific assumptions.
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Pseudosceptics deny these assumptions and any scientific evidence that proves them.
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The dossier describes hundreds of clinical and experimental studies in homeopathy.
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The dossier demystifies the fallacy that “there isn't scientific evidence for homeopathy”.
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