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William B. Kannel MD, MPH,Peter W. F. Wilson MDread acquired defects in the cilia (Cornillie .., 1984). This was likely in the case reported by Howell .. (1980) when, in addition to a lack of dynein arms (a genetic defect), numerous apparently acquired defects were also seen in the cilia of a 12-year-old boy who had repeated respiratory tract in

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L. Michael Prisant MD, FACC, FACP,Dean U. Harrell MDal stains including immunocytochemistry, as well as those stains required for electron microscopy. So far a fixative-embedding combination suitable for all methodologies for use on a routine everyday basis has not been forthcoming, although it is likely that such methodologies will be developed in t

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Jose Ramiro Arias-Vera MD,William B. White MDed with tumour masses and are, therefore, more likely to be seen by histopathologists. The anatomical distribution of the tumour gives a clue to its phenotype. Most abdominal tumours are of B-cell type and mediastinal tumours of T-cell type whereas those presenting as peripheral lymphadenopathy are

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L. Michael Prisant MD, FACC, FACP, FAHA,Thomas W. Jackson MDowever, the clinical severity is extremely variable and ranges from stillbirth to fractures beginning late in adulthood, so that some of these patients may be incorrectly diagnosed as having primary osteoporosis.. Currently, . are recognized, though many patients are difficult to classify..

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Cerebrovascular Disease in the Elderly Hypertensivembolic stroke, small artery disease, and cognitive decline. In patients with other causes of cognitive impairment, stroke can cause further cognitive decline. Treatment of hypertension, particularly early, may decrease the risk of stroke and cognitive impairment.

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The Importance of Hypertension in the Geriatric Population it is estimated the percentage will increase to 20% by 2050 (.). The number of elderly will increase from 39 million in 2010 to 69 million by 2030 (.). The projected population growth of older patients will certainly increase the prevalence of hypertension in the elderly, which accounts for two-thi