A case of a 3-year-old, white female with odontodysplasia is presented. Histological considerations and the rapid development of an infraorbital infection in this case encourage the practitioner to pursue a more aggressive treatment plan than might otherwise be considered.

Neurogenic claudication was first related to lumbar stenosis (Verbiest H, 1954). Since, decompressive surgery was indicated in patients who failed to respond to conservative therapy. It is followed by posterior fusion in cases where the motion segment showed instability or in case where a secondary instability is expected to develop after surgery. However, while many patients have benefited fro...

Couples expecting their first child were randomly assigned to intervention (n=28) and comparison groups (n=38) to assess the efficacy of a couples intervention and examine marital satisfaction trajectories across the transition to parenthood. The primarily European American sample (M age=30 years) completed assessments of marital satisfaction at 5 points from the final trimester of pregnancy to...

Neonatal Graves’ disease is a rare form of pediatric hyperthyroidism that occurs in 1-5% of infants born to mothers with Graves’ disease [1,2]. The risk of neonatal Graves’ disease is highest in those infants born to mothers with active or refractory Graves’ disease during pregnancy. However, infants whose mothers have undergone definitive therapy with either radioiodine ablation or surgical th...

An experimental approach to road mitigation that maximizes inferential power is essential to ensure that mitigation is both ecologically-effective and cost-effective. Here, we set out the need for and standards of using an experimental approach to road mitigation, in order to improve knowledge of the influence of mitigation measures on wildlife populations. We point out two key areas that need ...

The primary factor that determines the success of implant is the amount of available bone in the edentulous site. Diagnostic imaging and techniques help to develop and implement a cohesive and comprehensive treatment plan according to the available bone. In the following case report an innovative simplified method (poor man CT) is used to fabricate a three dimensional model to assess the availa...

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