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Evidence from a recent systematic review suggests that stability of clinical attachment for patients with a history of chronic periodontitis receiving supportive periodontal care (non-surgical and surgical) is greater, but less cost-effective, in specialist settings than in general practice settings.

2 This may be, in part, due to the biomedical training and orientation of oncologists, who may prove wary of forming attachment to patients, which is also a barrier to supportive care.

According to the four criteria defining a secure attachment figure, 29%% of patients had a secure attachment to their spiritual figure, whereas 36%% had an insecure one.

The attachment difficulties typical of patients with severe PD make those patients vulnerable during transitions between therapies.

Female patients were targeted because they experience most rheumatic diseases at higher rates than men [ 31, 63] and they tend to place higher value on the continuity of care that can be an outcome of attachment, than male patients [ 64].

Some have recognized what appears to be a higher rate of persistent vitreomacular attachment among patients with exudative age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

Following patient preparation and attachment of ECG leads, the patient was placed feet first into the scanner in a supine position and an anteroposterior and lateral topogram was acquired at 25 milliamperes (mA) and 130 kilovolts (kV) with a 5.9-second scan time, using a 0.6 mm slice thickness.

In 5 patients, attachment of the skin graft was complete, and in one patient, it was partial but nevertheless superior for 80% of the surface.

The infection can apparently be transmitted within several hours of attachment because the patient was certain of the maximum interval that the tick could have been attached to a visible region of his leg.

Spontaneous ruptures may occur at the calcaneal attachment of the PF in patients with previous history of plantar fasciitis and local treatment with steroid injections [33, 34, 35].

With this procedure, no associations were found between baseline clinical severity and attachment for 31 patients at-risk of psychosis [ 36]; whereas, for 40 chronic patients, insecure attachment was associated with more positive symptoms, especially delusion, hallucination and suspiciousness [ 44].