How Babies Use Object Permanence To Get What They Want 2022: A report from the journal: Pediatric Physical Therapy Regina Harbourne PhD, PT, PCS, FAPTA, Associate Professor in the Department of Physical Therapy at Rangos School of Health Sciences, in …
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BOSTON, MA—The risks of death from organ damage caused by COVID-19 infection have been quantified for each of a number of cardiovascular and other co-morbidities in an …
From: January 2020 Edition of Pediatric Physical Therapy journal:
CINCINNATI—Julie Badylak PT and Rebecca Durham Reder OTD, OTR/L from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital discuss the findings of their team’s report in the journal Pediatric Physical Therapy on the assessment of tasks …
SOURCE: Pediatric Physical Therapy journal
ARTICLE “Trends in Attitudes and Practice Patterns of Physical Therapists in Addressing Childhood Obesity in Schools”[url=http://journals.lww.com/pedpt/pages/d…]
PLYMOUTH, New Hampshire USA—School-based physical therapists are well positioned (among a range of health care professionals and …
Uptake of the Congenital Muscular Torticollis Guidelines
Survey findings about the effectiveness of a recently-introduced clinical practice guideline for congenital muscular torticollis therapy are reported in Pediatric Physical Therapy journal by Sandra Kaplan PT DPT PhD, Director, Post Professional Education …
BARCELONA—A new pencil beam scanning proton delivery technique—rescanning—could help limit the dose of radiation to surrounding tissues and organs by compensating for tumor motion in the chest caused by breathing. Rosalind Perrin MD, from the Centre for Proton Therapy at …
BARCELONA—A radiotherapy dose of more than 54 Gy improved survival in children with localized cerebral ependymoma in a large multicenter study from France that looked at the role of age, grade and dose on outcome in 177 patients over a …
BARCELONA—For children with intracranial ependymoma and measurable residue after first- or second-line surgery, a hypofractionated radiotherapy boost was feasible and improved local control—in a study presented to the 3rd ESTRO Forum. Lead author Lorenza Gandola MD, from Istituto Nazionale dei …
BARCELONA—A sub-group analysis of a phase-III randomized study looking at women with early breast cancer found that patients aged 70 years or older who were treated with accelerated partial breast irradiation did significantly better than those who had whole breast …
BARCELONA—In patients with previously irradiated locally recurrent prostate cancer, salvage high-dose-rate brachytherapy (HDRB) was an effective and safe treatment option. The 3rd ESTRO Forum (April 24-28, 2015) heard data from a retrospective analysis with 60 patients that found HDRB had …
BARCELONA—The finding from the phase-III ARCON trial presented at the 3rd ESTRO Forum that: Accelerated radiotherapy with carbogen and nicotinamide (ARCON) significantly improved outcomes for patients with advanced laryngeal cancer, was discussed with Oncology Times reporter Sarah Maxwell by Hans …
BARCELONA—Accelerated radiotherapy with carbogen and nicotinamide (ARCON) significantly improved regional control while maintaining excellent speech and swallowing for a majority of patients with advanced laryngeal cancer in a phase-III randomized trial comparing it with accelerated radiotherapy alone. Study author Geert …