Bruxism Causes and Management
DR. EUGENE CHIO: The hypoglossal nerve stimulator is basically a pacemaker for the nerve to your tongue. Like any pacemaker, there’s an implantable device, so that goes in the right upper chest. There’s another incision that’s made underneath the chin where the electrode is wrapped around the nerve that goes to the tongue, and that …
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Management of the Intubated Asthmatic Patient by Dr. Gerhard Wolf and Craig Smallwood. Hi, I’m Gerhard Wolf. I’m an attending in the Division of Critical Care Medicine in the Department of Anesthesia. My name’s Craig Smallwood, and I’m a Respiratory Therapist. And today we’re going to talk about how to ventilate a patient with asthma. …
Hi, I’m Travis Studdard, a veteran disability attorney with Perkins Law Firm. Today I want to talk to you about a question that many veterans have at some point in their appeals process. What is a remand? If you’re like a lot of veterans you received a ratings decision from the VA and you disagree …
The Veterans who served during Operation Desert Storm, Desert Shield, and which have continued up to the present, includes countries such as Iraq where most of the fighting happened and Kuwait and also Saudi Arabia and some of the other surrounding countries. A Veteran who has served in the Gulf War is entitled to a …
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Sleep apnea is a situation where we’re really starting to understand how prevalent of a problem it is. 15 years ago, your sleep apnea patient was typically a man, 50 years old, who could lose 50 pounds, that was kind of the standard back then. Now we’re finding that has absolutely very little predictive value. …
(audience clapping) Almost 5 million Americans, most between the ages of 16 and 24, have their wisdom teeth removed every year. But could this common dental surgery be a major contributor to the opioid crisis? A recent study suggests that yes, it can be. Oral Maxillofacial Surgeon, Dr. Steven Kupferman joins us now to discuss …
These are the three acids that I’m going to be pouring on my hand, from left to right, we have muriatic acid, sulfuric acid and nitric acid I choose these three acids because they’re the most commonly used ones in the lab The question that I imagine a lot of you are thinking is: Why …