Does adolescent and parent motivation for change affect psychotherapy outcomes among youth with poorly controlled diabetes?
Findings demonstrate the importance of parent and youth initial motivational status and treatment alliance to treatment outcome among youth with poorly controlled diabetes. Additional research on treatment techniques that promote motivation for change is needed.
The prevalence of unsuspected adrenal masses in the general population is approximately three percent. This prospective study found a significantly higher frequency of 13 percent in patients with familial adenomatous polyposis (chi-squared = 6.973; df = 1; P = 0.008). There is no evidence that the histologic nature of these differs from that in the general population.