Is there a need for routine follow-up after primary total hip arthroplasty?
We conclude that patients with prostheses with excellent long-term clinical results as validated by joint registries, routine follow-up of asymptomatic THA should be questioned and requires further investigation. Based on the work of this study, the current practice of routine follow-up of asymptomatic THA may be excessively costly and unnecessary, and a less resource-intensive review method may be more appropriate.
Listening to Mozart music decreased epileptiform discharges in children with epilepsy. The majority of these patients showed an increase in parasympathetic tone during music exposure.