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Dr. Zyad K. Younan is a part of a prominent family of Holmdel physicians. / COURTESY BAYSHORE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
HOLMDEL — The doctor is definitely not in.
Dr. Zyad K. Younan part of a prominent family of Holmdel physicians is being sued by a Manhattan gentlemens club for some $135,000 in unpaid bills and ever since the New York tabloids broke the story, Younan has been a hard man to reach.
No comment, hes not available, a receptionist at Younans Parlin office said in response to a request to speak to the physician in the wake of the story about the disputed bill from Scores going viral on the internet. The telephone at Younans Holmdel office also repeatedly rang busy Thursday.
Over the past 24 hours, Younan has found himself a target of the New York tabloids, who are peppering their accounts with breast jokes and other titillating references, including photographs of scantily clad women, presumably from the Scores website, which is amply illustrated.
Younan, 41, a bachelor, is alleged to have visited the Scores gentlemens club four times over a 10-day period in November, providing an American Express corporate card in advance, as is the clubs requirement, said Stephen Hyman, a Scores spokesman. He then enjoyed the clubs a la carte menu, ordering alcohol and women, private rooms and private dancers, Hyman said.
According to the lawsuit described in the New York papers, Younan contests the charges, alleging he was drugged or otherwise impaired and therefore could not authorize the charges for Nov. 17, 23, 26 and 28, according to court papers.
It is rare someone doesnt pay their bill, said Hyman, noting their very elite clientele in Manhattan and Atlantic City can easily rack up six-figure bills and then seem content to pay them.
If he was taken advantage of by Scores employees, why did he come back three more times? Hyman asked. If he didnt have a good time the first time, he should have stayed home the next three times.
Hyman said Younans position that he was not at the club on some of the days in question rings hollow because Scores has him on surveillance tape. Apparently he didnt know we video tape everyone while they are approving their charges.
It is absurd, Hyman said. We are very careful and are a law-abiding facility. We dont serve anybody if they are intoxicated.
Ann Willets from Utopia Consulting, an expert is crisis public relations, pointed out that in this 24/7 news cycle, Younan and his family are likely going to have a rough 48 hours.
It will flash and it will die, she predicted. While this may be tough on him as an individual and on his family, it will pass. Will there be any ramifications? Probably a few snickers here and there. In the end, he is very good at what he does ... and I think he can weather the storm.
Willets bases her opinion on the online reactions of readers and viewers, many of whom express support and admiration for Younans medical skills and care.
He has a lot of fans, a lot of people he has helped and a very good reputation as a cardiologist, Willets said after reviewing the media accounts at the request of the Asbury Park Press. What is the damage? Will this hurt his business? Probably not.
Willets points out there are two sides to every story and surveillance video wont likely answer the question of whether Younan was impaired during his time at the club.
The question also may be asked What will this do to Scores and will people think twice about going there? said Willets, noting that Younans defense against paying that he was drugged and then taken advantage of financially could have ramifications for the business as well.
Younan, who specializes in clinical cardiac electrophysiology at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital, also practices at Bayshore Community Hospital with his twin brother and his father.
Dr. K. George Younan, Younans father, is a former medical staff president as well as former director of the Bayshore Department of Medicine who is highly regarded for his humanitarian endeavors and his devotion to the health of the community.
Zyad Younans brother is Dr. Shaddy Younan. All three had long pushed for the creation of a cardiac catheterization laboratory at Bayshore, which opened last October. The elder Younan two weeks later became the labs first patient when he experienced what medical authorities describe as the widowmaker a complete blockage in one of the hearts main arteries and both his sons were instrumental in saving his life.
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Winter's dark dinner hour always reminds me of my mother's potato soup; as it filled our brick home with the comforting aroma of onions, potatoes, and cream. It was clearly the respite of the day for all seven of us, especially, when she made a big pan of hot corn bread to go along with it.
While growing up, I remember on weekends she would make a huge pot of her creamy soup. It would simmer on the back burner of our old fifties stove all day long, with occasional stirs from my mother as she passed by. When my brothers, twin sister, and I would come into the house after a day of sledding or ice skating, the soup was patiently waiting for us to warm our bones and comfort out tummies.
It was a staple in her menu planning, especially in the long, frosty winters of Michigan. As an adult, I understand why she made it so much, for it was cost effective for a big family, she always had the ingredients on hand, and she didn't have to think about it. For her, making that soup was like pin curling her hair, she could do it in her sleep, while grading papers, feeding the dog, and chopping onions. Mothers are the masters of multi-tasking. Basically, it was cheap, easy and delicious, and what more could you ask for in a meal for a working mother of five?
I must admit, I did tire of the soup's frequency on the back burner of our kitchen stove. As a child, I didn't appreciate its hearty, creamy goodness as I do today...and not because it wasn't delicious, but because it was redundant. As I got older, I always stirred a little Velveeta cheese into mine to make it perfect. To this day, I do like my potato soup with a little more flavor, so when I make her recipe, I always add some fresh herbs, wine and cheese to enhance its rock-solid base.
My mother was known for her potato soup, as she made it for family, friends, and strangers throughout her years. It went to church potlucks, sick families, mourning friends, and was always the favorite for large family gatherings and Sunday dinners in the fall and winter. Everyone always loved it, appreciated it and felt loved and comforted by my Mommy's Potato Soup - how perfect is that?
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1 Tbsp. olive oil
1/4 C. white wine or water
1 Tbsp. fresh rosemary chopped very fine
4 large leeks cleaned and roughly chopped - white part only
1 small onion, chopped fine
½ tsp. garlic
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¼ tsp. pepper
salt to taste
fresh green onion or chives
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So one day I am on line and I have this Private Message (PM) in my inbox from this guy Sheldon, owner/operator of Renegade Diesel; telling me he saw that I was looking for larger injectors and was wondering if I would be interested in getting a set of injectors from him. He said he had been modifying injectors for guys local to him up in Wisconsin for quite a while. Well I have to admit that I was VERY skeptical, and at the risk of the injectors not working (and me being screwed) and the fact that my truck would be out of commission for a longer period of time than if I was just swapping injectors, I worked out a deal to have him ship me a set of his injectors in exchange for mine so I wouldnt have any down time.
(Purpose): Ok well the purpose of this thread isn't really intended to give anything but my first initial impressions and will be updated as I accrue mileage on my truck and dyno test my truck with not only my current setup but as I progress with larger turbos over the next couple of months. This will help attest not only to the longevity of Sheldon's Injectors but what kind of power his injectors are capable of producing with various size turbos.
(Impressions): So after I received the PM, I decided to give him a call and talk with him about his injectors and see what kind of person I was dealing with. Let me tell you, this guy seems most knowledgeable about injector building such as what the 6.0's running characteristics are like based on various sizes and modifications done like plugging spool ports and what have you. We probably spent about 20-30 minutes talking injectors the first time I called him and I felt that was pretty long since I don't know a whole lot other than what I have read about. Sheldon is also a very humble, laid back, and soft spoken guy and he works full time as a diesel mechanic.
Well I received the injectors but couldn't install them because I had family in town and I had to get my AD150 w/fuel bowl delete done installed so I could be confident that I would have enough fuel for the 190/100s he sent me. I ended up having some upgrades not go as planned and it ended up taking longer than I expected to get them installed. Once installed, I cranked the truck until it started up, it didn't take very long to start (about 3 good 10-15 second cranks) and aside from the one cough of smoke, and the truck didn't even lope and idled just great. This was with Chris's SPD tune.
I need to take a step back here. I want to point out that I wanted to give Sheldon's injectors the best opportunity for success that I could, which was why I did the fuel system upgrade and I also went ahead and purchased tunes from Matt @ Gearhead, Eric @ IDP, and Chris @ TSD all tailored for 190cc injectors. This way I can see whose tunes ran the best for me and my setup. The tunes I have are TSD's: Super Panty Dropper w/Early lock up; IDP's: Xtreme-X, Xtreme-Street, and street; and Matt's: SRL+ (full fuel and reduced fuel) and Tow tunes. I think this should be enough options to see how well these injectors run in the truck.
(First Test Drive: ~20 miles) Ok so I started out with the SPD tune, as that was what I was running before the injectors and I wanted to see the increase with the same tune but tailored for the injectors. Well I can tell you that the truck is SO much more of a beast than it was before. I haven't done any WOT runs but right now these things are perfectly street able and the truck runs very smooth. I use my Edge CTS Accelerator Pedal Position PID to measure how much pedal I am giving my truck to do all of my comparisons and I look at EGTs, boost, and the speedo while I am giving it a certain percentage. So what use to take 23- 25% throttle with the stock injectors, now takes about 16-18% throttle to achieve the same rate of speed change. I did do a 30% throttle run and the extra power was simply AMAZING. I didn't catch what the EGTs were on the run but the boost made it to 16psi and the speedo was moving fast to 60 mph and there was a light haze.
Cruising on level ground at 65-68mph with the outside temp at 77F, boost was 3-5psi and EGTs were 700-750F (only about 20F higher than my stock injectors were). If the road went uphill, EGTs would start to go up. I think I the highest EGTs I saw were around the 800 mark. Not bad for some 190/100s IMO at all. BTW I know these injectors at least have 100% nozzles on them as they are stamped "100" on them so I presume the bodies are sized for 190cc of fuel. In my opinion the reason for how cool this truck runs right now is due to the awesome tuning of Chris @ TSD. His tune he sent me has progressive fueling with boost/throttle basically at low boost levels it holds the fuel back and doesn't actually provide full fuel until WOT.
(Day 2: 60 mile round trip for work) So I went out this morning and started the truck up. The outside air temp was 60F and the truck starts up just great. No loping, no rough sounding injectors or sticking spool valves, just a nice smooth idle. I let it idle for about a minute and took off and drove the 30 miles it takes me to get to work. All I can say is that there IS definitely more fuel than before being injected into the cylinder as I only use about 18% throttle (5-7psi of boost, according to my CTS monitor) to accelerate like a car. I have to say that today this tune I am using from Chris @ TSD is really coming through with the progressive fueling. EGTs this morning at 75 mph were 715F on level ground. When I came home this afternoon, I was driving into the wind at 70 mph and boost was 5-6psi on level ground and when I got out of the wind (being blocked by a hill) it dropped to 4psi. The outside temp was 85F and EGTs were about 775F and went up to low 800sF when I went up hill. I have to say that I definitely believe the fuel is there and my stack smokes like a freight train when I get into it.
(Conclusion): Well I definitely have no complaints about Sheldon's injectors and really can't say enough good things about how well the truck runs with them in. I really believe that as long as these things hold out for the long haul, I don't see why anyone wouldn't want to run his injectors. I can't mention anything about pricing but believe me it is VERY competitive. He has the ability to flow test his injectors. I don't know if he charges more or not if a customer wants them flow tested because he takes them to a place to get flowed. The injectors he sent me were not flow tested but I am going to work with him to get my injectors that I send him flow tested as I think it will definitely help boost confidence in a new comer to the injector building market. I think it is also important to note that there were some well-known injector builders who started out building injectors and didn't provide any flow data but had very satisfied customers.
Well these are my initial impressions and are everything I can think of. I will be updating this thread as I try my other tunes and as I drive the truck with his injectors so I can speak to the longevity of their performance. I will also update this thread with dyno results in this current configuration and as I start testing larger turbos. I should note here that I am sending my injectors to him for modification into 190/100s and then when I receive them back I will swap them out and send his back to him. In my opinion, this will help demonstrate the consistency in quality control of his modification process. I am also planning to upgrade my turbo to a modified Dmax Stage 2 (Garrett 4094VA) turbo and take the truck with Adrian (Madpowerstroke) to Bill @ PHP to see what kind of horse power we can lay down on his dyno. If anyone has any questions, please let me know. If anyone has any doubt about Sheldon's level of knowledge, I recommend giving him a call and spend 5 minutes talking with him and asking questions that you think an injector builder should know and decide for yourself if you think he knows what he is doing.
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Wow, long read!! Members are gonna want to know about price?
I know I read the whole thing I wanna see some videos.... Who doesn't love videos
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You got it guys. I will try and get a video tomorrow.
Good write up Nate. We can always use another reliable injector builder for the 6.0. I look forward to seeing the long term results on these guys.
Just tagging this so I can follow along.
Please post in here periodically to let us know how they are doing and if you have any isses with them.
A vid would be great and (I'll be the guy that asks) what was price
Nate--------Do you know where in wisconsin Sheldon is out of???
Edit: I facebook stalked them. It says Humbird, WI which looks to be north of Black River Falls
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Excellent write up Nate! Sounds like you've got some big plans for your truck! I can't wait to see what that guy puts down with 190s and the Big Boy!
Adam is right. He is out of Humbird, WI. Where ever that is.
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As you might imagine, being sick kind of threw week 6 of training off a bit. Combine that with a really long day of work on Tuesday and a 6am 6 hour flight on Wednesday and you've got one c-r-a-p-p-y week of workouts. At least this was designed as a fall back week mileage wise, I just ended up falling back on pretty much everything instead of just mileage.
Previous training recaps:
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- Philly half training: week 2
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- Philly half training: week 5
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Eeeek, that's embarrassing to look at!
Instead of moving on to 10 miles this week, I knew I'd be traveling and not have that sort of time, so I made this a fall back week for my long run. I ran a 9:03 average pace from my hotel all along the Bay Trail with views like this.
The weather was beautiful in San Francisco last week and this was a hot run because of it but I'm not complaining.
Unintended rest day.
I had intentions to try and fit NROLFW in before the conference started but it didn't happen. A long work day and knowing I had to be awake at 3:30am for my flight home the next day meant it didn't happen after work either.
Unintended rest day.
Got home from the airport at 6pm after 6 days away from home…yeah, workout not happening.
Pretty good 5 mile tempo run. A slight change in scenery from Monday to this.
Mile splits:
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- Mile 2: 8:24
- Mile 3: 8:24
- Mile 4: 8:30
- Mile 5: 9:14
While the splits look good, this run got me worried. It was tough to keep that pace in the middle of this run and all I kept thinking was how the heck I'm going to do that for 13 miles when it felt so hard for 3! My only goal for Philly is to beat my previous PR (1:57:16) and now I'm starting to freak out about it a bit because that course was completely FLAT. The only increase in elevation was the speed bumps we ran over in the residential communities. I know this is not the case in Philly and I don't feel much faster than last year. I'm not sure if I should mentally just accept that and lower my expectations or if I should work even harder to get faster in these next 4 weeks. Thoughts?
Planned rest day turned low key cross training in the form of Yoga Meltdown.
I haven't done this DVD in probably 6 months or so and my arms let me know that the next day after all those chaturanga pushups!
Unintended rest day.
Felt like death, no question at all to take the day off.
Unintended rest day.
I was supposed to run 4 miles at "pace." This was a tough decision because I probably could've pushed myself and run but I decided it was better to rest up in hopes that I'll feel well enough to get my long run in today. I did take a nice 3 mile walk instead to enjoy some fresh air and it reaffirmed the fact that I shouldn't have run because I was out of breath just walking up a hill! <—not normal!
Obviously, this week was super unimpressive. I guess it's better to be sick now than in 4 weeks though so I'm just going to try and forget it and look forward.
Total Weekly Round-up:
- Run: 10 miles
- Bike: 0 miles
- Strength training sessions: 1 (I'm counting Yoga Meltdown)
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Wow– what a great view for a run!! Beautiful!
sometimes (rather often) life doesn't go according to our plan. I think your body was
trying to tell you something on thursday.. Hopefully you're loading with antibiodies from this illness and won't be sick again for a while.
Relax, take the race as it comes. Try plyometrics- it can enhance the muscles that add to speed.
Awww bummer! I'm glad you're feeling a little better, but don't push it so hard that you relapse. As for the PR, I like to set 3 goals for myself, one easy, one challenging but very attainable, and one that's pretty much out of reach. It keeps you reaching for the stars, but since you know it's virtually unattainable, you really aren't bummed if you don't get it. I dunno… something I picked up in B-school and applied to fitness.
I don't work out when I'm sick, even if it's just a head cold. I know some experts say it's ok, but by just resting, I recover faster.
Oh man, that picture of San Francisco is totally worth a crappy workout week, if you ask me. Just think this week *has* to be better ;-)
I've been doing Insanity and this weekend came down with a cold. I took one day off, but pushed through it the next day even though still feeling weak. I'm glad I got it done. It's all about listening to our bodies. If I was way too sick, then I wouldn't have done it, but felt up to it!
Depending on how sick I am, but I have noticed lately I've been taking more "unexpected" rest days due to the fact that I'm just so exhausted from school and life
Sticking to a work out schedule is definitely easier said then done!
You might surprise yourself with the PR goal – I had NO idea I could run a 2:05 half marathon but somehow I did that yesterday and am *still* stunned by it all. if you want it badly enough, and you work hard during that race, I have no doubt you can and will beat your previous (wicked fast) PR!
I am glad you didn't work out while you are sick! I don't want you any sicker! :)
I workout only if it's a total headcold. If it's in my chest or my body is achy, then I rest it out.
I'm sure that getting sick on Saturday impacted Thursday's run. Your body incubates those germs for a few days before it manifests itself physically. I wouldn't worry too much about it right now. I PR'd my last half with a 1:56 with a avg pace of 8:53. Maybe if you slow down a little more it wouldn't be so hard to maintain throughout? Just my 2 cents.
SO jealous of those views. Spectacular!
I've had two unintended rest days in a row too :( Hopefully tomorrow we'll both feel well enough!
I think that since you're being smart and letting your body get better after being sick, you're probably better set for getting a PR than otherwise. Just think, you'll be itching to run by the time the race comes, so you'll be a speed racer. Plus there will be huge crowds in Philly to keep you motivated.
When I'm sick, I'm stupid and run. Unless I'm throwing up. I don't mess around when I'm vomiting.
Both of those trails look beautiful to run in! I take time off when I'm sick to let myself fully recover. It can be hard when you're training, but it is always worth it to come back feeling better!
I am bad when it comes to working out and being sick – i love running and yoga so much that I often ignore a bad state of health. Often I am too ambitious or tell myself its not so bad, you can always run or do an intense yoga workout, but i definitely have improved and have learned to pace myself and listen to my body more.
I don't usually workout when I am sick. I try to give myself unconditional permission to rest and recover. You did great this week, especially considering how exhausting travel can be.
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As you might have gathered, we very much approve of the sumptuous materials MacGibbon used this season. Accordingly, when we began looking for like-minded products, we kept our fingertips at the ready and tried to only pick highly touchable items. While the fabrics were decidedly upscale, the color palette at Chloé was quite grounded. We saw lots of warm neutrals like camel, nude, and cream, as well as a healthy dose of other hardworking classic hues, such as black, slate, and taupe. In terms of silhouettes and key shapes, MacGibbon offered a range of relaxed slacks, such as Velvet Tapered Leg Pants ($1560) and tapered High-Waisted Silk Pants ($1010), as well as generously draped pieces and oversized jackets, like the Gathered Velvet Skirt ($1550) and Long Twill Blazer ($2260), respectively. Other critical accessory elements came in the form of cord-and-tassel belts, soft OTK boots or lace-up booties, and petite handbags. With these set parameters, we set out in search of our ode-to- Chloé items, the results of which are spotlighted in today's Inspired By story!
1. Loeffler Randall Oversized Blazer ($575)
Though this moss-colored washed silk jacket is our priciest alternative, it's definitely a) worth the investment and b) still significantly less than the Chloé versions! Plus, we adore everything about it, from its easy cuffs to its shawl collar.
2. J. Aldridge by Sea of Shoes Tall Wedge Lace Boots ($128)
Whether they come with a wedge or in a simple suede style, brown lace-up ankle boots are a staple at Chloé this season. So when we spotted fashion blogger Jane Aldridge's take on the brown bootie we couldn't resist including them. The shoe's two tones give it a jaunty air and we love the perforated details on the toe!
3. Erin Wasson x RVCA EZ-E Tank ($58)
Understated luxury seems to be at the heart of this Chloé collection, and we think this perfectly appointed tank has that same spirit. Designed by the lovely Erin Wasson for RVCA, the top features a number of subtly stellar design choices, like dropped armholes and a welt pocket, which make it a truly noteworthy piece.
4. French Connection Stellas Pants ($158)
If cream flannel slacks-a key piece on the Chloé runway-seem out of place in your post-Labor Day wardrobe, simply think of them as winter white. Also, don't forget that though they're pale, these French Connection trousers are made from a wool blend, so they're a great weight for transitional weather.
5. Banana Republic Tassel Necklace ($60)
Longtime WhoWhatWear.com readers know that we're outrageously fond of Banana Republic's jewelry offerings. This season, one of our favorite BR pieces is this gorgeous gold-plated tassel necklace. It references the Chloé runway perfectly (namely the cord-and-tassel belts) and is a wonderfully unexpected accent for any outfit.
6. Deena & Ozzy Colorblock Wrap ($48)
If you carefully follow the fashion week(s) wardrobe of French Vogue's editor-in-chief, Carine Roitfeld, you know that she sported one of the oversized blanket coats from Chloé's F/W 09 collection recently. While Roitfeld's style is sadly sold-out, we're quite enamored with this similar poncho/wrap from Deena & Ozzy. It has the same great draping, but is a fraction of the price!
7. Bakers Barby Boots ($100) in Gray Suede
As we mentioned earlier (and ladies like Rihanna and Anja Rubik have demonstrated in their off-duty outfits), Chloé's Flat Over-The-Knee Boots ($1295) are the footwear choice for discerning fashion plates. But for those of us without superstar incomes, an alternative option is required. Happily, Bakers' slouchy suede boots offer similar flair at budget-friendly prices; you almost won't miss the originals!
8. Mischa Barton Stardust Patent Trim Bag ($44)
Yes, you read that correctly, this bag was designed by Mischa Barton and isn't it darling (especially at that price point)? With its long skinny strap chain and petite shape, the purse has lots of style and a hint of the eighties, all of which is key to the Chloé look!
9. Topshop Velvet Bow Playsuit ($125) in Midnight Blue
If you examine the Chloé runway show, you'll immediately see several single-shoulder tops (some even embellished with bows) and enough velvet for a flock of Victorians. Perhaps that explains our love for this little romper from Topshop, which combines two Chloé essentials into one garment: velvet and an asymmetrical neckline. What more could you want?


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A Repeated-Dose Evaluation of a Pain Relieving Drug Use and Safety of OROS Hydromorphone HCI in Patients With Chronic Non-Malignant Pain
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The purpose of this repeated dose study is to develop recommended dosing information for initiation of therapy with OROS Hydromorphone in patients with chronic non-malignant pain converting from other strong oral or transdermal opioids. It will also assist in the development of a recommended starting dose by which patients can be titrated to an appropriate maintenance dose of OROS Hydromorphone HCI. The safety profile for OROS Hydromorphone HCI will also be evaluated.
Drug: OROS Hydromorphone HCI
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|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Single Blind
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Repeated-Dose Evaluation of Analgesic Use and Safety of Dilaudid SR (Hydromorphone HCI) in Patients With Chronic Non-Malignant Pain
- No primary efficacy variable was defined in report. Protocol variables measured included: Total daily dose of OROS hydromorphone, daily use of rescue medication, daily pain relief scores, and time/number of steps needed for dose stabilization.
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This single-blind (with respect to dose), repeated dose study evaluating patients with chronic non-malignant pain was conducted in tandem with a similar protocol in patients with chronic cancer pain. A total of 463 patients were enrolled and evaluated in these studies. Patients receiving chronic opioid therapy were converted to once daily OROS hydromorphone using oral morphine equivalents. Supplementary immediate-release (IR) hydromorphone was provided for breakthrough pain. The dose of OROS hydromorphone was escalated after every 2 days of therapy until no more than 3 doses of immediate-release(IR) hydromorphone were required in a 24-hour period. Once a patient could be maintained on a stable dose of OROS hydromorphone for 3 consecutive days, the patient entered a 2-week maintenance phase. Patients who completed the study were eligible for participation in an OROS hydromorphone long-term extension study, Study DO-109. The hypothesis is the 24-hour controlled-release form of oral hydromorphone may provide consistent pain relief, convenient dosing, and enhanced compliance while possibly decreasing the incidence of side effects associated with peak (high) and trough (low) fluctuations in plasma drug concentrations typically seen with immediate-release dosage formulations. Patients received OROS Hydromorphone HCI at Visit 2,3, and 4(either 8,16,32, and/or 64mg tablets) taken orally. OROS Hydromorphone HCI doses were titrated after every two days of therapy as necessary until dose stabilization occurred, followed by a two week Maintenance Therapy Phase.
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|18 Years and older
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- Patients who have chronic non-malignant pain, including pain associated with AIDS, who are currently receiving strong oral or transdermal opioid analgesics, or patients who are currently receiving opioids plus non-opioid combination analgesics, and have persisting pain
- patients who require at least 45 mg of oral morphine or opioid equivalent every 24 hours for the management of chronic non-malignant pain
- patients who can reasonably be expected to have stable opioid requirements for the duration of the study.
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients intolerant of or hypersensitive to hydromorphone (or other opioid agonists)
- patients who have dysphagia or are unable to swallow tablets
- patients who are pregnant or breast-feeding
- patients with severe respiratory compromise or severely depressed ventilatory function
- patients with any gastrointestinal disorder, including pre-existing severe GI narrowing(pathologic or iatrogenic), that may affect the absorption or transit of orally administered drugs or have an acute abdominal condition that may be obscured by opioids
- patients with clinically significant impaired renal or hepatic function, Addison's disease, hypothyroidism, prostatic hypertrophy, or urethral stricture
- patients who are known active drug abusers or alcoholics
- patients with any significant CNS disorder, including but not limited to head injury, intracranial lesion, increased intracranial pressure, seizure disorder, stroke within the past 6 months, and disorders of cognition
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00410644
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|Alza Corporation Clinical Trial
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|NCT00410644 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|December 12, 2006
|Last Updated:
|April 26, 2010
|Health Authority:
|United States: Institutional Review Board
Keywords provided by Alza Corporation, DE, USA:
Non-malignant chronic pain
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Analgesics, Opioid
Central Nervous System Agents
Central Nervous System Depressants
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Pharmacologic Actions
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Sensory System Agents
Therapeutic Uses
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There's a confusing maze of government income, health and care programs for seniors out there. Here's a quick guide to eight of them:
Monthly Income Programs
Supplemental Security Income (SSI): SSI provides monthly income to people with low incomes who are blind, disabled or over the age of 65. In 2015, California's single adults may receive monthly SSI of no more than $889.40, while couples may receive no more than $1,496.20. To be eligible for SSI, a single person cannot have more than $2,000, and a couple cannot have more than $3,000, in countable assets. For more information on SSI's eligibility requirements, see dss.cahwnet.gov, and type "SSI Eligibility" in the search box.
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Medi-Cal: Medi-Cal, California's version of the federal Medicaid program covers health care for low-income families, seniors and people with disabilities. Those who qualify for SSI automatically qualify for Medi-Cal. It is also available to low-income seniors whose countable assets are not more than $2,000 for a single person and $3,000 for a married couple. Medi-Cal will impose a deductible or share of costs for monthly earnings that exceed $889.40 for a single person, and $1,496.20 for a couple, although credit for payment of health insurance premiums is applied. For more information visit the California Health Advocates website at cahealthadvocates.org.
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Here at EEF, we aim to provide you with the best equipment reviews, fitness articles, and workouts to help you reach your fitness goals. Because everyone's needs are different and there are tons of products to choose from, we try to focus on only the best and most effective equipment and workouts programs to help people reach their specific goals.
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The Conservative Party's Colin Craig is off to court again – this time in dispute of election programming.
The litigious leader, fresh off winning an injunction against MediaWorks to be included in a minor party debate, has filed against the Electoral Commission in Auckland's High Court.
Mr Craig says his appeal against an Electoral Commission variation in election broadcasting allocation is likely to be held on Monday.
Each election year time and money are allocated for broadcasting on Radio NZ and TVNZ in the run up to the poll.
Essentially, the Conservative Party disputes its broadcasting funding, the time it has been given for opening and closing addresses, and Electoral Commission's ordering of the parties.
It wants the High Court to judicially review the commission's decision.
In June the electoral body allocated the party $60,207 and 90 seconds for both opening and closing submissions.
The commission varied its decision earlier this week as a result of two smaller parties not being registered in time. It increased the Conservative Party's funding to $61,499, but did not change its total of three minutes screen time.
The commission had decided not to reallocate four extra minutes of broadcast time.
The Conservative Party's argument is that recent polls show the party should have higher priority, and more time and funding, than ACT and United Future.
Mr Craig's affidavit says he is concerned the Electoral Commission is giving voters the impression the party is less likely to be successful in the election than the parties that precede it.
Mr Craig told NBR ONLINE he is confident the court will find the Electoral Commission has not done its job properly.
He is less certain of what the result will mean, however. The party leader says he would be happy to pick up another 30 seconds of the four minutes up for grabs, but concedes it is possible that none of the time will go to him.
Mr Craig points out the decision will benefit other parties if the time is reallocated.
"The Electoral Commission has a legal obligation and they haven't fulfilled that, and so I have no problem holding government institutions to account," he says.
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We've created a few videos to help you quickly get started with PowerPoint Storyboarding. Each video lasts between 1 and 2 minutes.
Note: We've made a few updates to the Storyboarding tool since these videos were made (specifically we've removed the Animation section on the Storyboarding tab. To do animation, go to the Animation tab). That said the flow still remains the same. Enjoy!
To see this in action:
When you can't find the shape you're looking for in your Storyboard Shapes pane, you can create a custom shape and share shapes with other team members. We've added functionality to create, import, and export MyShapes.
When you're finished creating your storyboard, you can link the storyboard to a TFS work item - such as a backlog item, user story, or requirement - to share with other team members. This video shows you how.
PowerPoint has a handy feature known as layouts where you can add text or object placeholders. You've probably used these when you added a new slide with a specific text format.
You can use the storyboarding tool to quickly create layouts from commonly used shapes to reuse on your slides. This also comes in handy when there's a selectable shape (such as a web browser background shape) in the foreground that you reuse often and don't want it to be selectable when you add other shapes.
You can also use layouts for presenting. Read more about PowerPoint layouts.
The Slide Master makes it easy to edit multiple layouts. We've added a button on the Storyboarding ribbon called "Edit Layout" which opens the Slide Master (as seen in the video). Here's a link to learn more about PowerPoint Slide Master.
For those of you who are new to using PowerPoint, this next video provides a few more quick tips.
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Might be my machine, but shows up on another system as well, the videos do not run in your blog, they download to my system. Which is ok, but usually the videos run directly in the blog.
I really like this addition to Power Point, since I was too lazy to build it myself, but just curious, why is there no support for Metro? I would think that the Win8 Guys would be SUPER happy to support you in making sure to do "precise" design as they like to say (maybe to scare off students and hobbyists?)
The videos must be downloaded on my system as well. Also, Metro is available here: visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/.../search
Can the storyboards be used with Visual Studio Professional or just with Ultimate, Premium, and Test Professional?
Richard - The Storyboard Add-in to PowerPoint is only installed when you install Visual Studio Premium, Ultimate, or Test Professional.