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  1. Supplement: Study Guide for Microbiology: Alternate Edition with Diseases by Body System - Study GUI by Pearson, 2005-02
  2. Infectious Diseases of Children and Adults: A Step by Step Guide to Diagnosis and Treatment by Larry K. Pickering, 1986
  3. Coming Back: A Guide to Recovering from Heart Attack and Living Confidently with Coronary Disease by Keith; Duke, Darby; Madrid, Joseph A. Cohn, 1979
  4. Concepts of Health and Disease : Interdisciplinary Perspectives. by Arthur L.; Engelhardt, Jr., H. Tristram; and James J. McCartney (Eds.). Caplan, 1981
  5. Alzheimers Disease by Powell, 1993
  6. Basic Pathophysiology Modern Stress & the Disease by JM Ramsey, 1981
  7. A Survey of Human Diseases. by David T. Purtilo, 1978
  8. Infectious Diseases in General Medical Practice by J. Joseph Marr, 1982
  9. Heart Disease and High Cholesterol: Beating the Odds (Reducing Your Hereditary Risk) by Diana Tonnessen C. Richard Conti, 1992
  10. Hematologic problems in renal disease by Joanne H. Jepson, 1979
  11. ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE a guide for Families by Lenore S. Powell, 1983
  12. A Survey of Human Diseases. by David T. Purtilo, 1978
  13. Handbook for Infectious Disease Management by Cornelis A.; Sanchez, Ramon C. Kolff, 1979
  14. Yellow Fever, Black Goddess: The Coevolution of People and Plagues (Helix Book) by Christopher Wills, 1997-09

101. Hip Replacement Surgery With Addison's Disease
Because of the Addison’s disease, the endocrinologist saw me daily. Jan Judge,who has been diagnosed with Secondary Addison s disease, began another
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Not Over Till The Fat Lady Sings Two Hip Replacement Surgery With Addison's Disease A View From The Other Side - ~ written by Jan Judge used with permission Most therapists enjoy their orthopedic patients. They have a problem; it is fixed surgically and then rehab back to their full potential. In January of 2003, I experienced severe debilitating pain in my right hip. The doctor was afraid that an unplanned surgery from a fracture would present even a greater risk than a planned replacement surgery. My first surgery was scheduled for July 9 th . If things went well, then the right hip surgery would be sometime in mid- October. I had to resign myself to the fact that surgery was inevitable. I signed on for the surgery with a lot of trepidation. Sometimes being in the profession has its downfalls. I knew what the surgery would entail and all the complications that could result from it. I had to get medical clearance from all my physicians. I worked extremely hard at making sure that I had all the doctors and their concerns addressed before the day of surgery. One of my greatest fears was the anesthesia. The orthopedist decided that spinal anesthesia with IV medication would be the preferred method. After feeling better that it was not going to be general anesthesia and therefore would not need to go on the ventilator, I then began to worry about being paralyzed from the spinal!

102. Addison S Disease
ThirdAid.com the world s first dedicated online patient to patient medical helpcommunity. i Addison s disease /i (also known as i chronic adrenal
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103. Addison's Disease Book Launch
Pioneering research in Addison s disease in Australia by Dr Ali Ladhani of theSchool of The book, Addison s disease Patients’ Survey in Australia,
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104. What Is Dog Addison's Disease
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105. Addison's Disease
Addison s disease is the insufficient production and secretion of hormones A hallmark symptom of Addison s disease is impaired tolerance to stress.
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Common names or abbreviations:
Addison's Disease (AD), common name Hypoadrenocorticism, commonly used scientific name Adrenal insufficiency Adrenocortical Hypofunction are less commonly used terms.
Description or definition:
The adrenal gland , one on each kidney, is made up of two layers, the cortex and the medulla. The outer area, or cortex, secretes corticosteroid hormones such as cortisol and aldosterone. The medulla, part of the sympathetic nervous system, secretes epinephrine (adrenaline), which is generally not affected by AD. Addison's disease is the insufficient production and secretion of hormones (glucocorticoids, mineralocorticoids and androgens) by the adrenal gland cortex. In this disorder, the adrenal gland fails to produce enough of a steroid hormone called aldosterone . This hormone is very important in maintaining a normal balance of minerals in the blood. This is a disease that if left untreated, leads to death. It is believed that many of the features of canine AD resemble those in humans, which is immune-mediated destruction of the adrenal cortices. (Autoimmunity is a misdirected immune response, in which the body's defenses become self-destructive. Autoimmunity may result from a combination of factors such as: genetic predisposition, hormonal factors and environmental triggers such as viral infections and vaccinations.) It was originally thought that AD typically affected young to middle-aged female dogs, the average age being about 4 years old. Researchers have found, however, that AD equally affects males and females. Notably, the Bearded Collie, the West Highland White Terrier, the Standard Poodle, the Portuguese Water Dog, Great Dane, Rottweiler and the Leonberger are considered to have unacceptable rates of Addison's disease.

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