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Conclusions: The arthroscopic repair of massive rotator cuff tears is effective for decreasing pain and improving the functional status of the shoulder for most patients.

The aims of the current study are to ascertain the efficacy of intramuscular testosterone in increasing the glans width, reducing the complications and improving the functional and cosmetic outcomes.

Collectively, these studies have assisted in furthering our understanding of grapevines and improving the functional annotation of the genome [ 80].

Recent clinical studies and meta-analyses have shown that stroke unit care is effective in reducing mortality and improving the functional outcome of stroke patients [ 4].

Many trials have tested the usefulness of acupuncture for angina; however, its effectiveness at relieving symptoms and improving the functional capacity of patients with angina pectoris has been inconsistent [ 34- 36].

Based on the findings of the initial physiotherapy assessment of each patient, the usual physiotherapist prescribed FMP exercises in addition to usual care, aimed at maintaining and improving the functional mobility of the individual patient.

These results suggest that the integration of local compliant features is an effective method to reduce local contact pressure and improve the functional performance of prosthetic sockets.

The aim of this study was to investigate the application of surface engineering technology to modify metal-on-metal (MOM) bearings to reduce wear and improve the functional biocompatibility of metal-on-metal prostheses.

This study aims to highlight gains due to establishment and use of trade ontologies in order to design and improve the functional model of an inspection system using X-ray tomography.

Additionally, this approach spontaneously results in the presence of polarized structures necessary for drug metabolism and improves the functional longevity when culturing in vitro over 75 days.

Further research is needed to better understand and improve the functional measures, and to determine if their association with rehospitalizations varies across post-acute settings, patient populations, or episodes of care.