Treatment depends on the cause.Any cause that involves the medulla in the brain where the respiratory centre is located & puts pressure on it should be sought for & dealt with.Any mass lesion or stroke could cause it & relieveng the pressure surgically could improve it otherwise it can get better with time once the oedema subsides however it denotes a poor prognosis.
Ataxic dysarthria is caused by damage to the cerebellum or its connections to the cerebral cortex or brain-stem.
patients who have never before received the treatment in question
A new treatment option for patients with lymphoma is known as "peripheral stem cell transplantation."
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Yes, artificial respiration and oxygenation techniques have been essential in saving patients suffering from lack of oxygen. They help to provide vital oxygen to the body when the natural breathing process is compromised due to various medical conditions or emergencies. These interventions can help stabilize the patient's condition until further treatment can be provided.
There are many possible causes of ataxic gait. Such causes include multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy, stroke, head trauma, and even chicken pox complications.
Patients with metastatic melanoma who do not respond well to other therapies may be candidates for treatment with aldesleukin.
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You should have patience when organizing the treatment records for all the patients at the hospital.
Patients with no symptoms usually do not require treatment. The best treatment for patients with symptoms is usually surgery. Those who are not good candidates for surgery may take oral bile salts.
No specific definitive treatment is available for patients with any NPD type, and treatment is purely supportive