Does gut-focused hypnotherapy normalize disordered rectal sensitivity in patients with irritable bowel syndrome?
Hypnotherapy improves abnormal sensory perception in irritable bowel syndrome, leaving normal sensation unchanged.
The ECG method of timing was superior to historical timing in predicting myocardial salvage and prognosis after reperfusion therapy. This study suggests that ECG estimated duration of ischemia might provide a better and objective means to select acute reperfusion therapy rather than the subjective patient history, which could preclude proper reperfusion in some patients with salvageable myocardium.