Willis-Ekbom Disease Open Access Journals
Tired or Restless Legs Condition / Willis-Ekbom Ailment (RLS / WED) is an endless neurosensory issue described by a compelling impulse to move, accompanied by an awkward leg paresthesia that affects about 5-15 percent of grown-ups in industrialized countries. Restless legs
syndrome / Willis-Ekbom disease or RLS / WED is an impressive disorder, mainly due to its etiological susceptibility. This is an hereditary element from both sources, but it is often known that RLS / WED may be triggered by certain simple pathologies and is handled by coping with these conditions. Another highly studied field in the task of finding an etiology and diagnosis for RLS / WED is the mind
dopamine framework; however, dopaminergic medications are considered as the primary therapeutic line for RLS / WED that is not induced by other secret elements

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The Role Of ARFI And APRI In Diagnosis Of Liver Fibrosis On Patients With Common Chronic Liver Diseases
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Radiofrequency ablation versus surgical resection for intrahepatic: hepatocellular carcinoma recurrence
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Marriage of CT and MRI for vulnerable plaque characterization
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