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Letters May 2002
... care and medical practice in the province. Character #1: “Doctors are overpaid crybabies. All they want is more ...
Letters / BY: Yolanda Butt, BSc, MA May 2002
... Dr Malleson for her informative and practical article [1]  addressing the lack of awareness and implementation of ... postcoital contraception methods [ BCMJ  2002;44(1):30-35 ] without explaining why they remain controversial. ...
Letters May 2002
... appeal to physicians in the January/February 2001 edition [1]  and we appreciate Dr Leduc’s response [2] ...
Letters / BY: Bernhard Toews, MD May 2002
... What can be done? I would like to propose three solutions: 1. Full-service family doctors must be compensated at a ... than those without such training. 3. If suggestions 1 or 2 don’t work, I would suggest lobbying the CRTC to ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Robert Ferrari, MD, FRCPC June 2002
... unhelpful issue in the greater context of medical care. [1-3]  There is no apparent health benefit in making a ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Charles S.B. Galasko, ChM, FRCS June 2002
... disorders cost the nation approximately £3.1 billion per annum ($6.8 billion) if one includes the ... cost Europe €10 billion per annum ($13.4 billion). [1]  We have previously shown that the incidence was ... that the annual incidence in the United States was 1 million, [6]  although it has been suggested that this ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Gunter P. Siegmund, PhD, PEng June 2002
... associated with both an increased risk of whiplash injury [1-5]  and a higher frequency of multiple symptoms [6] ...
Clinical Articles / BY: James R. Taylor, MD, PhD June 2002
... an injury mechanism without specifying a pathology. [1,2]   Neck sprain  assumes a ligamentous injury. [3]   ... of the subgroup who survived injury for more than 1 hour, as the dorsal root ganglion hemorrhage became obvious when circulation was maintained for more than 1 hour after injury. [25] Comparability with whiplash Two ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Burton H. Goldstein, DMD, MS, FRCDC June 2002
... muscles and the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). [1]  The most common TMD (90% to 95% of cases) is ... considered a multifactorial biopsychosocial disorder. [1]  Legal causation relates to the requirement to establish ... and jaw habit (clenching/bruxing) modification measures. [1]  Dental orthotics (splint, bite plate, and so on) have no ...
Clinical Articles / BY: Murray Allen, MD June 2002
... rate of a Western country (see the  Table  and  Figure 1 ). [1] It is possible that part of the high claims behavior in BC ...