Its advent was contemporary medicine's elegant response to a once intractable, age-old problem.
We examined the neuropsychological characteristics of 56 adults with DNT and medically intractable epilepsy (mean age 32.7 years).
However, there was no association between serum selenium and some suggested predictive factors of intractable seizures, including age at the onset of seizures, neonatal seizure, neurologic impairment, and etiology of epilepsy.
Identity becomes more intractable as we age.
A 34-year-old female, who suffered from intractable epilepsy since age 8, was found on MRI to have multiple small T2-weighted hyperintense lesions within the subcortical white matter of the antero-medial aspect of the left superior frontal gyrus, suggestive of DNT.
Now complexity lurks behind the most expensive and intractable issues of our age.
The telephone confrontation in "Hospital" between the bald male doctor and the unseen but infamous Miss Hightower, who refuses to put the doctor's ailing transvestite patient on welfare, captures the intractable flavor of our Age of Bureaucracy.
The Promise, which screens on Channel 4 from 6 February for four weeks, attempts in drama to come to an understanding of the most dangerous and intractable war of our age – the conflict between Arab and Jew in the Middle East – as seen through the eyes of two outsiders, a British teenager and her grandfather.
To evaluate the rule of endoscopic sphenopalatine artery cauterization in posterior intractable epistaxis in pediatric age group as regard technical difficulty, efficacy, and safety in children.
"PROWLER.io has assembled a world-class team of researchers to tackle some of the most intractable problems of our age," said Andrew Williamson, Investment Director at Cambridge Innovation Capital, in a statement.
Of patients given the device 14 of 17 (9 male; 7 chronic, all medically intractable, 7 episodic; median age 46, range 13-84) had sufficient data available during a median device use period of 13 weeks (range 2-26) to include in analysis.
