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1. 陣痛のマネージメントに対する非薬理学的アプローチnonpharmacologic approaches to management of labor pain [show details]
… Heat – Heat is typically applied to the woman back, lower abdomen, groin, and/or perineum. Possible heat sources include a warm water bottle, heated rice-filled sock,… infant. Access to a safe and comfortable birth place, including freedom to move about, in, and out of bed. Continuous emotional and physical comfort, provided by people of their choice. Childbirth education …
2. 肢端紅痛症erythromelalgia [show details]
…with precipitating factors (eg, increase in ambient heat or exercise) and often occur at night (perhaps associated with increased ambient heat in bed). The number of episodes per day is highly variable …
3. 急性腰痛の治療treatment of acute low back pain [show details]
… We do not advise bed rest for patients with acute low back pain. Patients who are treated with bed rest have more pain and slower recovery… Heat is often applied with the rationale that it may reduce muscle spasm. A 2006 systematic review including six studies of low back pain found moderate evidence that a heat wrap may…
4. 電気外科療法の概要overview of electrosurgery [show details]
… more rapid tissue heating than the coagulation mode. If tissue is heated rapidly, the oscillation of the alternating current causes intense vibration and heat within the cells,… technique to control diffuse bleeding from raw surfaces of solid vascular organs, such as the liver bed, following cholecystectomy. The shape and size of electrode, the time it is in contact with tissue …
5. 従来の抗癌剤に伴う皮膚障害cutaneous side effects of conventional chemotherapy agents [show details]
…pigmentary pattern that follows an underlying vein proximal to an infusion site), darken the nail beds, and induce mucosal pigmentation of the tongue and conjunctiva. Topical fluorouracil can induce hyperpigmentation … of cold compresses, local wound care to prevent infection, and the avoidance of trauma, irritation, heat, and ultraviolet (UV) light. Long-term sequelae may include skin atrophy, fibrosis, and telangiectasias…