21. Dictionary Definition Of FREY'S HAIRS myocarditis fragmentation of habitat fragmentation of the myocardium fragmin fragrancyfragrant frail elderly frailty fraise Fraley syndrome Fraley, Elwin http://www.dictionarybarn.com/FREYS-HAIRS.php

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22. AJR -- Search Result HeinzJochen Gassel, Stefan M. freys, Karl-Hermann Fuchs, and Gerhard Schindler Fitz-HughCurtis syndrome Multidetector CT Findings of Transient Hepatic Attenuation Difference http://www.ajronline.org/cgi/search?qbe=ajronline;156/5/945&journalcode=ajro

23. Article Index/January To June, 1998 CARPAL TUNNEL syndrome. Carpal tunnel syndrome The important role of electrodiagnostic testing 52(2)117. freys PANCREATICOJEJUNOSTOMY. The surgical management of chronic pancreatitis http://www.contemporarysurgery.com/jantojun_98.html

ADHESION MOLECULES Adhesion molecules and vascular disease. 52(3):193 ADRENAL GLAND Papillary thyroid carcinoma metastatic to the adrenal gland: A rare occurrence. 52(4):235 AIRWAY OBSTRUCTION Adult airway foreign body aspiration: Case report and literature review. 52(2):117 AMBULATORY SURGERY A comparison of ambulatory surgery in a hospital-based ambulatory surgical center and a hospital-sponsored free-standing unit. 52(1):53 ANESTHESIOLOGY Anesthesiology issues in general surgery: Rational use of blood products during surgery. 52(4):271 APPENDICITIS Typhoid appendicitis: Case report and literature review. 52(6):403 ARTERIAL INJURIES Combined subclavian artery and brachial plexus injury in blunt chest trauma. 52(2):105 ASCITES Ascites: A rare presentation of metastatic melanoma. 52(2):110 BLOOD PRODUCTS Anesthesiology issues in general surgery: Rational use of blood products during surgery. 52(4):271 BLOODLESS SURGERY Guest editorial comment: Bloodless surgery: How and why? 52(4):232 BRACHIAL PLEXUS INJURY Combined subclavian artery and brachial plexus injury in blunt chest trauma. 52(2):105

24. Behandling Af Freys Syndrom Med Intrakutane Injektioner Af Botulinumtoksin Ved freys syndrom (FS) forstås rødme samt svedsekretion på en varierende del Treatmentof Frey s syndrome by intracutaneous injections with botulinum toxin. http://www.dadlnet.dk/ufl/0206/VP-fra-Piero-Lone/VP36331.htm

Behandling af Freys syndrom med intrakutane injektioner af botulinumtoksin original meddelelse Introduktion: Materiale og metoder: . Afstanden mellem injektionsstederne var 1 cm. Resultater: Diskussion: Lucie Frey, der har lagt navn til syndromet (2). Materialer og metode . Der blev taget klinisk foto som dokumentation. Resultater Tre patienter fik herefter foretaget en ny injektionsbehandling med god effekt ( Fig. 1A , B og C Diskussion Naumann et al Bjerkhoel et al Laccourreye et al (16, 17) offentliggjorde i to arbejder deres behandlingsresultater med 33 konsekutivt behandlede patienter. De injicerede 2,5 E/cm Konklusion Summary Treatment of Frey's syndrome by intracutaneous injections with botulinum toxin. In a prospective study, we have examined the efficacy of intracutaneous injections of botulinum toxin in Frey's syndrome. In a controlled study, the long term results after surgical treatment for parotic tumors were investigated in 98 consecutive patients. Patients, who reacted positive by Minor's iodine-starch test, and who had subjective complaints too, were offered treatment. A total of four patients entered the study. The affected area was visualised by Minor's iodine-starch test. The coloured areas were injected with botulinum toxin (Botox) 2.5 U/0,1 ml. We injected 0.,5 U/cm

25. Newsletter Detail - Archive - Optical Testing Digest - Optics Community Services 16, Iss 3, pp 467500 Language English Authors Isogai-N Kamiishi-H Title Applicationof Medical Thermography to the Diagnosis of freys-syndrome Full source http://www.spie.org/app/otd/index.cfm?fuseaction=displaynewsletter&newsletterid=

26. Newsletter Detail - Archive - Optical Testing Digest - Optics Community Services 68, Iss 7, pp 26152650 Language English Authors Isogai-N Kamiishi-H Title Applicationof Medical Thermography to the Diagnosis of freys-syndrome Full source http://www.spie.org/app/otd/index.cfm?fuseaction=displaynewsletter&newsletterid=

27. Le Syndrome Du Compartiment Abdominal Translate this page 690. © 1999 Elsevier, Paris, et SFAR. Le syndrome du compartimentabdominal. T. Pottecher, G. freys, P. Segura, H. Cuche. Service http://www.sfar.org/sfar_actu/ca99/html/ca99_42/99_42.htm

Le syndrome du compartiment abdominal T. Pottecher, G. Freys, P. Segura, H. Cuche POINTS ESSENTIELS Incidence (tableau I) Tableau I. Syndrome du compartiment abdominal aigu Dilatation gastrique et/ou intestinale Syndrome du compartiment abdominal chronique Grossesse Tumeurs abdominales Ascite PHYSIOPATHOLOGIE (figure 1) Au niveau intestinal Figure 1. Effets cardiovasculaires L'augmentation de la post-charge Une diminution de l'inotropisme cardiaque Effets pulmonaires Modifications hormonales MESURE ET VARIATIONS DE LA PRESSION INTRA-ABDOMINALE TABLEAU CLINIQUE (tableau II) Tableau II. Signes pulmonaires Signes circulatoires Manifestations digestives TRAITEMENT (tableau III) Tableau III. Grade PIA (mmHg) Recommandations I II III IV (tableau IV) , rapport PaO /FIO Tableau IV. Avant SCA PAM (mmHg) PVC (mmHg) P. plateau (cmH O) PaCO (mmHg) PaO /FIO /FIO CONCLUSION Morris JA, Eddy VA, Blinman TA, Rutherford EJ, Sharp KW. The staged celiotomy for trauma. Ann Surg 1993 ; 217 : 576-86. Meldrum DR, Moore FA, Moore EE, Franciose RJ, Sauaia A, Burch JM. Prospective characterisation and selective management of the abdominal compartment syndrome. Am J Surg 1997 ; 174 : 667-73. Fietsam R, Billalba M. Intra-abdominal compartment syndrome as a complication of ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm repair. Am Surg 1989 ; 55 : 396-402.

28. Effets Collatéraux De L Analgésie Sur Le Déroulement Des Suites syndrome desloges 40 Gaertner E, Kern O, Mahoudeau G, freys G, Golfetto T, Calon B. Block http://www.sfar.org/sfar_actu/dou00/html/d00_10/d00_10.htm

X. Capdevila, S. Lopez, S. Valette 555, route de Ganges, 34059 Montpellier cedex, France POINTS ESSENTIELS ou la PCA ( patient controlled analgesia ) morphine INCIDENCE ET FACTEURS FAVORISANTS ou la mise en place de broches de traction transtibiale . Les canulations veineuses In fine no paresthesia no anesthesia en no paresthesia no dysesthesia . A contrario, les risques de la neurostimulation sont mis en avant par Moore Symptomatologie , A Traitement ad integrum , du nerf radial ou du plexus lombaire soient des facteurs aggravant le risque de neuropathies. ad integrum diminue CONCLUSION gold standard Capdevila X, Barthelet Y, Biboulet Ph, Ryckwaert Y, Rubenovitch J, d'Athis F. Effects of peri-operative analgesic technique on the surgical outcome and duration of rehabilitation after major knee surgery. Anesthesiology 1999 ; 91 : 8-15. Singelyn FJ, Deyaert M, Joris D, Pendeville E, Gouverneur JM. Effects of intravenous patient-controlled analgesia with morphine, continuous epidural analgesia, and continuous three-in-one block on postoperative pain and knee rehabilitation after unilateral total knee arthroplasty. Anesth Analg 1998 ; 87 : 88-92. Ganapathy S, Wasserman RA, Watson JT, Bennett J, Armstrong KP, Stockall CA, et al. Modified continuous femoral three-in-one block for postoperative pain after total knee arthroplasty. Anesth Analg 1999 ; 89 : 1197-202.

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30. Tissue Science Laboratories Plc Frey s syndrome. In Frey s syndrome surgery Permacol™ surgical implantacts as a barrier between these nerves and the sweat glands. http://www.tissuescience.com/sitecontent/ops/freys.html

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31. Hyperesthesia ? Resources inhibition of the lowintensity punctate mechanical evoked responses (von freys 2and with clonidine in the management of complex regional pain syndrome of the http://www.health.xq23.com/pain/Hyperesthesia__.html

Hyperesthesia resources. Information for medical researchers, health professionals, bioscientists, and interested laypersons. Recommended References. [see index for total category] KEY ABSTRACTS: PUBMED Citations: Innovations and emerging technologies in Hyperesthesia, Patent List (when available) for Hyperesthesia: 6,407,204: Use of conantokins for producing analgesia or for neuoprotection 6,369,193: Contulakin-G, analogs thereof and uses therefor 6,362,227: Methods for the treatment of tinnitus and other disorders using R(-)ketoptofen 6,350,785: Methods and compositions for topical treatment of damaged tissue using reactive oxygen metabolite production or release inhibitors 6,344,551: Contulakin-G, analogs thereof and uses therefor 6,294,563: Combinations of prostaglandins and brimonidine or derivatives thereof 6,284,797: Topical treatment of pain and to promote healing 6,271,196: Methods of alleviating neuropathic pain using prosaposin-derived peptides 6,270,781: Method and compositions for topical treatment of damaged tissue using reactive oxygen metabolite production or release inhibitors 6,268,347: Prosaposin-derived peptides

32. Elsevier S.A.S. Translate this page 659. T. Pottecher, G. freys, P. Segura, H. Cuche, Le syndrome du compartimentabdominal, 679. B. Vallet, B. Tavernier, Physiopathologie du choc septique, 691. http://www.elsevier.fr/html/index.cfm?act=somlivre&code=MZ3

33. OBGYN.net - Surgical Treatment For Chronic Pelvic Pain freys SM, Fuchs KH, Heimkuchen J, et al Laparoscopic Adhesiolysis. C, Hertz R,Young AW Treatment of vulvar vestibulitis syndrome with electromyographic http://www.obgyn.net/displayarticle.asp?page=/hysteroscopy/articles/carter_pg2_0

34. OBGYN.net Chronic Pelvic Pain - Laparoscopic Treatment Of Chronic Pelvic Pain In 48 These women were diagnosed with pelvic congestion syndrome, although pathologyrevealed freys SM, Fuchs KH, Heimkuchen J, et al Laparoscopic adhesiolysis. http://www.obgyn.net/cpp/articles/carter_100.htm

Laparoscopic Treatment of Chronic Pelvic Pain in 100 Adult Women by James E. Carter, MD, Ph.D., OBGYN.net Editorial Advisor, Medical Director, Women's Health Center of South Orange County, Inc. Abstract Study Objective . To evaluate the effectiveness of laparoscopic surgical treatment for women with chronic pelvic pain. Design . Prospective evaluation of women treated consecutively between January 1, 1989, and December 31, 1992. Setting. A private practice. Patients . One hundred women with chronic pelvic pain. Interventions . Laparoscopic treatment was performed in all patients. Pain level was rated on a scale of 1 to 10 (1 = no pain, 10 = severe, disabling pain). Patients recorded their pain levels before and 1 month, 3 months, and 6 months after surgery, as well as at intervals of 1, 2, and 3 years after surgery. Measurements and Main Results . Preoperatively, the average pain level reported by the patients was 8.2. At 1 month after laparoscopic surgical therapy, it had dropped to 3.6, at 6 months to 1.9, and at 3 years to 2.2. Twenty patients reported pain levels of 5 or greater at the 6-month interval. Six of them proceeded to hysterectomy, and four of these six were found to have adenomyosis. Eleven of the 100 who had pain levels greater than 5 after the initial procedure had no further therapy, and 3 underwent repeat laparoscopy. Conclusion . Extensive laparoscopic surgery to restore normal pelvic anatomy and remove all diseased tissue, including treatment of all endometriosis, resection of ovarian cysts, resection of adhesions, removal of the appendix, and treatment of hernias when indicated, together with laparoscopic uterosacral nerve vaporization or presacral neurectomy, results in significant improvement in reported pain levels.

35. Arch Surg -- Table Of Contents (Vol. 131 No. 1, January 1996) Development of multiple organ dysfunction syndrome in critically ill patients withperforated limb H. Thomas; J. Heimbucher; KH Fuchs; SM freys; TR DeMeester http://archsurg.ama-assn.org/content/vol131/issue1/index.dtl

Select Journal or Resource JAMA Archives of Dermatology Facial Plastic Surgery Family Medicine (1992-2000) General Psychiatry Internal Medicine Neurology Ophthalmology Surgery Student JAMA For The Media Classified Ads Meetings Peer Review Congress Vol. 131 No. 1, pp. 6-108, January 1996 Content Access Register Subscribe One-time Access E-mail Alerts Table of Contents Jump to Section ARTICLES ARTICLES Surgery in South Africa P. C. Bornman; J. E. Krige; J. Terblanche; H. Rode; J. C. de Villiers Arch Surg. ABSTRACT The reemergence of mycobacterial infections D. E. Fry Arch Surg. ABSTRACT Hepatitis C. A clinical update S. D. Colquhoun Arch Surg. ABSTRACT Interleukin-6 delays neutrophil apoptosis W. L. Biffl; E. E. Moore; F. A. Moore; C. C. Barnett, Jr; V. S. Carl; V. N. Peterson Arch Surg. ABSTRACT Expression of human neutrophil L-selectin during the systemic inflammatory response syndrome is partly mediated by tumor factor alpha N. A. Ahmed; J. Yee; B. Giannias; B. Kapadia; N. V. Christou Arch Surg. ABSTRACT Development of multiple organ dysfunction syndrome in critically ill patients with perforated viscus. Predictive value of APACHE severity scoring P. S. Barie; L. J. Hydo; E. Fischer

36. International Pelvic Pain Society 32. freys SM, Fuchs KH, Heimkuchen J, et al Laparoscopic Adhesiolysis. C, Hertz R,Young AW Treatment of vulvar vestibulitis syndrome with electromyographic http://www.pelvicpain.org/surgical_treatment.asp

Summary of Surgical Treatment for Chronic Pelvic Pain Introduction Surgical Intervention Effectiveness of Surgical Interventions ... Additional Recommended Reading Summary of Surgical Treatment for Chronic Pelvic Pain The source of chronic pelvic pain may be reproductive organ, urological, musculoskeletal - neurological, gastrointestinal, or myofascial. A psychological component almost always is a factor whether as an antecedent event or presenting as depression as result of the pain. With application of all currently available laparoscopic modalities, 80% of women with chronic pelvic pain will report a decrease of pain to tolerable levels, a significant average reduction which is maintained in 3 year follow up. Individual factors contributing to pain cannot be determined, although the frequency of endometriosis dictates that its complete treatment be attempted. The beneficial effect of uterosacral nerve ablation may be as much due to treatment of occult endometriosis in the uterosacral ligaments as to transection of the nerve fibers themselves. The benefit of the presacral neurectomy appears to be definite but strictly limited to midline pain. Appendectomy, herniorraphy, and even hysterectomy are all appropriate therapies for patients with chronic pelvic pain. Even with all laparoscopic procedures employed, fully 20% of patients experience unsatisfactory results. In addition, these patients are often depressed. Whether the pain contributes to the depression or the depression to the pain is irrelevant to them. Selected referrals to an integrated pain center with psychologic assistance together with judicious prescription of antidepressant drugs will likely benefit both women who respond to surgical intervention and those who do not.

37. THE ROLE OF DIAGNOSTIC ANDTHERAPEUTIC LAPAROSCOPYIN ACUTE ABDOMEN Specific complications is fifth day syndrome when a patient develops symptoms andsigns of freys et al managed 58 patients with chronic SBO by adhesiolysis to http://www.bhj.org/journal/1999_4104_oct99/GPS_749.HTM

THE ROLE OF DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC LAPAROSCOPYIN ACUTE ABDOMEN Nandkishor P Potdar Laparoscopic Surgeon and Therapeutic Endoscopist, Consultant Surgeon, Kothari Hospital/Motiben Dalvi, Bombay Hospital and Medical Research Centre. Laparoscopy the "BUZZ WORD" of the 90’s is all set to embrace the new Millennium with enthusiasm and gusto and if my prediction is right 70-80% of all elective and emergency abdominal procedures will be done by this revolutionary method of surgery in the coming decades. Surgeons all round the world and for time immemorial have two important traits. Curiosity for the unknown. Sense of adventure. It is this curiosity which made surgeons, of the whole of the last century and better half of the 20th Century, devise instruments which will fit in each and every normal orifice, "JUST TO GET A GLIMPSE INSIDE". As if this was not enough they then started creating artificial holes, and started observing internal structures of the body from a different perspective. Thus dawned an era of laparoscopy surgery with Philip Moriet performing the 1st laparoscopic cholecystectomy in 1989 in France. The whole world was swept with a wave and surgeons were performing laparoscopic operations and acquiring tremendous skill and experience. But still the sense of adventure was haunting the surgeons, so they decided to enter the tiger country of acute abdominal catastrophes. The skills and experience of elective laparoscopic surgery were applied to diagnose, as well as treat, therapeutically abdominal emergencies with good result. So, from 1902 when Kelling performed the 1st diagnostic peritoneoscopy (DP) in a dog and Jacobeus who was credited for performing the first operation on humans, we have come a long way.

38. Curriculum Vitae - Dr. Cedric Bremner Thomas H, Heimbucher J, Fuchs KH, freys SM, DeMeester TR, Peters JH Primary (idiopathic)hypertensive lower oesophageal sphincter(HLOS) Clinical syndrome or not http://www.surgery.usc.edu/divisions/nontrauma/cv-bremner.html

USC DIVISION OF EMERGENCY NON TRAUMA and MINIMALLY INVASIVE SURGERY Dr. Cedric Bremner - Curriculum Vitae April 1998 A. PERSONAL INFORMATION Full Name: Cedric Gordon Bremner, M.D. Business Address: Department of Surgery USC Healthcare Consultation Center 1510 San Pablo Street, Suite 514 Los Angeles, CA 90033-4612 Business Phone : (213) 342-5875 Business Fax No: (213) 342-5872 B. EDUCATION High School: Parktown Boys' High School, Johannesburg University: University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg Medical School University of the Witwatersrand, Medical School MB B Ch 1953 Internship Johannesburg Hospital January 1954-June 1954 Baragwanath Hospital July 1954 -Dec. 1955 Senior Internship Edenvale Hospital January 1956 - June 1956 Johannesburg Children's Hospital July 1956-Dec. 1956 Metropolitan Hospital London, U.K. 1958 St. James Hospital London, U.K. 1958 Residency Surgical Intern, Johannesburg General Hospital, Professorial Unit (6 months) 1954 Medical Intern, Baragwanath Hospital, Senior Medical Unit (6 months). Dr. Wilson 1954 Edenvale Hospital (6 months). Senior House Physician 1955

39. Heartburn And Lung Cancer Treatment: USC Thoracic And Foregut Surgery Adult Respiratory Distress syndrome. Thomas, H., Heimbucher, J., Fuchs, KH, freys,SM, DeMeester, TR, Peters, JH, Bremner, CG, and Thiede, A. The mode of Roux http://www.surgery.usc.edu/foregut/research.html

Thoracic and Foregut Surgery Group Bibliography 1. DeMeester, S. R. and DeMeester, T. R. The diagnosis and management of Barrett's esophagus. [Review] [93 refs]. Adv Surg 33:29-68. 99. 2. Fuller, L., Huprich, J. E., Theisen, J., Hagen, J. A., Crookes, P. F., Demeester, S. R., Bremner, C. G., Demeester, T. R., and Peters, J. H. Abnormal esophageal body function: radiographic-manometric correlation. Am Surg 65(10), 911-4. 99. 3. Nigro, J. J., Hagen, J. A., DeMeester, T. R., DeMeester, S. R., Theisen, J., Peters, J. H., and Kiyabu, M. Occult esophageal adenocarcinoma: extent of disease and implications for effective therapy. Ann Surg 230(3), 433-8; discussion 438-40. 99. 4. Campos, G. M., Peters, J. H., DeMeester, T. R., Oberg, S., Crookes, P. F., and Mason, R. J. The pattern of esophageal acid exposure in gastroesophageal reflux disease influences the severity of the disease. Arch Surg 134(8), 882-7; discussion 887-8. 99. 5. Tomonaga, T., Houghton, S. G., Filipi, C. J., Hinder, R. A., Hunter, J., Dallemagne, B., Katkhouda, N., Kozarek, R., DeMeester, T. R., Deeik, R., Shiino, Y., Awad, Z. T., and Marsh, R. E. A new form of access for endo-organ surgery. The initial experience with percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy. Surg Endosc 13(8), 738-41. 99. 6. Oberg, S., Peters, J. H., Nigro, J. J., Theisen, J., Hagen, J. A., DeMeester, S. R., Bremner, C. G., and DeMeester, T. R. Helicobacter pylori is not associated with the manifestations of gastroesophageal reflux disease. Arch Surg 134(7), 722-6. 99.

40. Speech Hearing And Language Research Centre awareness and the acquisition of decoding, skills A longitudinal study of childrenwith Down syndrome. . Genevieve freys, Speech pathology clinic administrator. http://www.shlrc.mq.edu.au/reports/shlrc_report_1996.html

RESEARCH REPORT, 1996 Click here to open a print-formatted PDF version of this document. SHLRC receives considerable income to support research, clinical practice, and increasingly innovative teaching activities through competitively awarded external and internal grants, mostly from government bodies such as the Australian Research Council, but also from industry. SHLRC used to receive a regular maintenance allocation from the School of English, Linguistics and Media which had increased to $35,000 in 1995 from (approximately) $20,000 in 1990. For the first time in 1996, with the devolution of many parts of the budget to the Departmental level, SHLRC received an income to support its facilities of $25,000 from the Department of Linguistics (some $10,000 less than in 1995). We hope, however, to be able to make up some of this deficit by winning research quantum allocations that are also devolved to the Department, and which were not available prior to 1996. Jonathan Harrington, on behalf of SHLRC, September 1997. Audiology and Hearing Research Development of clinical services was a major feature of activities in 1996. The audiology clinic within SHLRC continued to attract clients and the services were extended in the paediatric area with the introduction of visual re-enforcement techniques for infants. Over 1400 cases were seen in 1996 which exceeded previous numbers and an increasing number of hearing aids were fitted as more members of staff began to work in this area. The clinics were a useful site for supervised clinical work with postgraduate students and a source of subjects for various research projects (see publications).

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