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Casablanca Mining Ltd.: company announced that Lautaro Manriquez has been appointed to its Board of Directors.

e. Digital Corp.: company announced it has retained IPMetrics intellectual property Consulting to manage the assessment and monetization of the portfolio of patents Nunchi.

Neurocrine Biosciences Inc.: company announced that it has commenced a Phase IIb Clinical trial for the treatment of uterine fibroids to assess Elagolix.

Overland Storage Inc.: company announced it has been awarded the 5 partner stars of note in ISDN 2013 Partner Program Guide.

Realty Income Corp.: company has evaluated buy again by the firm's brokerage ladenburg Thalmann. The target price is $ 51 per share.

SEC documents showed vice-president Sumit Roy sold the shares at $3,450 per share Tuesday 44,76.

RF Industries Ltd.: SEC documents showed: officer and Director Darren Clark has sold 17,000 shares at $ 6.80 to $ 8.39 per share between Monday and Tuesday. Director William Reynolds exercised 8,000 shares at $ 3.14 to $ 3.75 per share and sold 8,000 shares to $6.80 per share Monday; and president James Doss 27 112 lifted from stock options at $3.78 per share and sold shares at $ 27 112 6.52 per share on March 22.

Trovagene Inc.: company announced it has launched a new test of urine-based for HPV.

Verenium Corp.: company recorded a net loss of 3.6 million $, or 28 cents per share, for the quarter ended December 31.

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Hospital launches a non-invasive technology to treat fibroids-The Hindu

Mirudhubashini Govindarajan, The Hindu Director of clinic, Centre, women and Karthik Kuppusamy, Director-India and (MRI), Wipro, GE Healthcare South Asia, after commissioning of Mr guided focused Technology Centre for women in Coimbatore ultrasound. Photo: Mr. non-invasive technology of Periasamy to treat uterine fibroids and adenomyosis - magnetic resonance guided focused ultrasound (MRgFUS) technology - was launched in the Womens Center here Tuesday.

Mirudhubashini Govindarajan, explaining the technology, Director Clinical Centre, said it involves the treatment of fibroids and concentrates waves ultrasound instead of surgery adenomyosis using intensive and required no hospitalization and recovery time.

Ultrasonic waves heat and destroy the fibroids and endometriosis tissues that get eliminated by the body over a period of time.

Is an indispensable technology like almost 77% of women suffer from this condition and most of them were unaware of the symptoms.

Karthik Kuppusamy, Director-India and Asia South, MRI, Wipro, GE Healthcare, said that the MRI unit that was involved in it was equipped with diagnostic and therapeutic machines that could make the function or diagnose the presence and State fibroids and their treatment.

It implies the presence of a radiologist and a gynecologist who would oversee the process.

The treatment could be extended to women at the age of 20 to 50 and older who were on the verge of menopause. It was more advantageous for those who suffer from infertility, because the non-surgical procedure removed the fibroids/adenomyosis without scarring the uterus. Mr. Kuppusamy added that the same technology has been explored to treat cancer of the breast, brain, liver and prostate cancer.

Inaugurating the technology to the presence or the Vincent S.M., the mayor or the Coimbatore, Bala Naga Devi, Police search, range of Madurai, said it was a godsend for those who have suffered from this condition and could not make the treatment because of the fear of going under the knife and who could not spare the time to go to the hospital and recovery time at home.

Ludivine N.V., lawyer and Anusha Ravi, Executive Director, group of Institutions, congratulated Park.

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Guided by ultrasound safe, effective for fibroid removal-Medscape

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Ex-husband of real women at home Porsha Williams seeks spousal support...-Daily Mail

By Daily Mail reporter

Published: 20 h 18 pm EST, March 29, 2013 | Last updated: 20:18 EST, March 29, 2013

 

Porsha Williams was blinded earlier this week, when she discovered that her husband, Kordell Stewart, had filed for divorce without his knowledge.

The Real Housewives of Atlanta star, however, now has a task action.

Reports TMZ , 31 years old presented his own papers for divorce through his counsel, that it is seeking two major advantages: alimony and the use of their mansion in Atlanta.

'Disappointed': Star Porsha Williams of the Real Housewives said Monday that its former star the mari Kordell Stewart NFL "deceived" it after she discovered on the internet that he was producing for divorce

Quarterback: Stewart, seen here on the field, has been at the center of rumors gay

In the initial presentation of former NFL, Kordell, 40, had said that his wife did not need spousal support.

Conversely, the Attorney of Porsha argued that she stopped his career to be the wife and mother to her child from a previous relationship he needed.

"Ms. Stewart had held the filing for a divorce herself and remains committed to the marriage because Mr. Stewart has promised to work on the marriage with her," Porsha rep told Us Weekly.

But Kordell decision to divorce without knowing his wife shows no sign that he was dedicated to work on the marriage.

"[Kordell] found its subject and it misled the deposit in the media," his representative said."

"Ms. Stewart hopes to resolve these personal problems private with the support of his family, friends and the strength of the faith", added the spokesman.

The quarterback's NFL single 40-year-old filed legal papers in Fulton County Superior Court in Georgia on 22 March, TMZ reports.

Kordell, who went by the nickname of Slash during his days on the ground and Alvaro have no children together, although it doesn't have a child from a previous relationship.

The news comes in the middle of ongoing speculation about the sexuality of Kordell.

Three months ago only the granddaughter of Real Housewives of Atlanta Porsha Hosea Williams civil rights leader, has defended her husband during a radio interview, when asked about rumors that he was gay.

TV star: Porsha, seen from the far right, co-stars of Real Housewives of Atlanta Kandi Burruss, left, NeNe leaks out, Phaedra parks, Cynthia Bailey and Kenya Moore

Host of Breakfast Club of power 105 FM Charlemagne Tha God asked Porsha in December riding: you know, there was a lot of gay rumors Kordell at any given time. He [allegedly] took in the Park in Pittsburgh and the police didn't turn him because he was a star quarterback. "

Layna replied: "I don't know all the details or everything. There are lies out there on the Internet about all kinds of celebrities.

"One thing that I don't [know] is my husband loves me and he put it down and I will be with him forever." It is more human to me I've ever met. »

Devoted wife: Porsha, photographed in January, shot return of rumors that her husband was gay by saying: "one thing I don't [know] is my husband loves me and he put it down and I will be with him forever."

Porsha and Kordell married may 21, 2011. At the beginning of 2012 Porsha suffered a miscarriage due to uterine fibroids.

In the divorce papers, Kordell says that marriage is "irretrievably broken" and that they separated, according to TMZ.

He said also there is no marital assets to be divided, this writing which suggests a prenuptial agreement was signed: "[it is]" an able-bodied person, earning and is capable of supporting itself. ".

Kordell, who is now a co-host of talk-show radio sport with Atlanta WZGC 92.9 Syre, The Game has a son from a previous relationship with Tania Richardson.

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Health Matters: Robotic myemectomy - NBC2 News

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FORT MYERS, FL -

Fibroid tumors sound much worse than they are.

"A fibroid is a benign mass that occurs in the uterus most commonly. About 60% of all women have fibroids and the individual fibroid itself, is a benign non-cancerous mass," says Dr. Sarah DiGiorgi, ob/gyn on Lee Memorial Health System's medical staff.

Common - yes, but welcome - no. For many women they present problems.

"The problems that people have when they have fibroids are heavy bleeding, irregular bleeding; pressure symptoms if they're really large. They can push forward on the bladder and cause urgency, frequency urination," says Dr. DiGiorgi.

They can also complicate getting pregnant.

"Number one, if there are a number of fibroids that are all within the lining of the uterus called the endometrium and it can make it difficulty for pregnancy to implant. The second complication, if they are growing near the tube or where the tube comes in from the uterus it can kind of block off that entrance and the sperm can't enter," says Dr. DiGiorgi.

For those reasons, many women want their fibroids removed. The procedure is called myomectomy. But they have to balance the prospect of surgery with the overall benefit. New robotic techniques may make that choice easier.

"Absolutely, so the daVinci robot is minimally invasive surgery, smaller incisions on the abdomen in order to have a shorter recovery time," says Dr. DiGiorgi.

The robot offers doctors much more dexterity and by operating through a series of small poke holes, patients have much less trauma to the body. Especially compared to traditional open surgery.

"If you have open surgery, we usually tell people you can't drive for two weeks while they're still taking medication. You're able to go back to work in six weeks you don't feel 100% like yourself until eight weeks. As far as robot surgery, those people are usually out of the hospital within 24 hours, and they only need narcotics for a couple of days and most people are usually back to work within two weeks," says Dr. DiGiorgi.

Location of the fibroids is a factor in whether someone is a candidate for a robotic myomectomy. But for the right person it can make their decision and surgery, simpler.

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Doctors remove 44 fibroids using laproscopy, save woman's uterus - Hindustan Times

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For the past year, Sudha Sen’s (name changed ) bloating abdomen drew unnecessary attention. But fearing of losing her uterus stopped this 38-year-old physiotherapist, from availing treatment despite being diagnosed with multiple fibroids in the uterus four years ago.

 “It

felt like I was pregnant. In the last two years, my stomach kept growing. I tried exercising and kept popping painkillers to cope with the pain,” said Sen, who had consulted several doctors, all of whom had recommended hysterectomy (removal of the uterus).

Sen, who worked in the United kingdom, was terrified of losing her uterus and finally decided to seek a second opinion in India.  She consulted senior gynaecologist Dr Kiran Coelho, who assured Sen that her fibroids should be removed laparoscopically, saving her uterus.

“When she visited me, she suffered from a terrible backache because of the sheer weight of the fibroids,” said Dr Coelho.

According to doctors, one in five women can have fibroids during their child-bearing age.

On February 5, doctors at Hinduja Healthcare Surgical, Khar, removed 44 variably sized fibroids from Sen’s uterus in a four-hour surgery. “Our aim was to preserve the uterus, so she can conceive in the future,” said Dr Coelho, adding that this is the first time that 44 uterine fibroids were removed laproscopically.

Doctors said that Sen’s case  has shown that a women suffering from multiple fibroids need not lose her uterus.

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Treatment of uterine fibroids in Thailand by the hospital Vejthani hospital-MarketWatch (press release)

BANGKOK, March 15, 2013 (BUSINESS WIRE) - hospital Vejthani Bangkok Hospital recommends that the way to cure uterine fibroids (myoma) to the Vejthani hospital's women's health. You suffer from uterine fibroids? If you feel pain for pelvic pain or you notice symptoms caused by uterine fibroids, you should contact a doctor and check any growth as soon as possible.

A myoma is a benign (non-cancerous) tumor that develops in the muscle tissue of the uterus. It may be a myoma dominating in the uterus, or a set of several tiny myomas. Myoma size varies more from a melon to as small as a coin.

20-50% or women of childbearing age have uterine myoma. While many women experience any problems, the symptoms can be severe enough to require treatment. For example, a very large myoma can cause the uterus to expand to the size of six or seven months pregnancy.

Treatment of myoma options

There are a number of treatment options for uterine myoma (fibroid). In the past, the most common treatment was a hysterectomy. Today, there are several treatment options to choose from so that women with symptomatic myoma (fibroid) may choose a more suitable option.

Medical treatment

Masculinizing removing drugs such as (GnRH analogues, composed of progestin, antiprogestins), to reduce a heavy period. Unfortunately, medical treatment usually causes symptoms similar to menopause such as hot flashes, mood swings and bone loss. Fibroid symptoms return generally if the treatment stops. Birth control pills reduce the heavy period associated with fibroids, but do not stop the growth of fibroids.

Surgical treatment

The most common surgical treatment for fibroids is a hysterectomy, a procedure where the fibroids are removed as well as the uterus. Another surgical treatment is the myomectomy, removal or just the fibroids. The two procedures required general anesthesia, until at the Hospital four days stay and the payback period of 4 to 6 weeks. In general, the myomectomy is more delicate than hysterectomy surgery and is associated with a recurrence rate of 20-25% over five years. One advantage of hysterectomy, is that fibroids can grow since the uterus is removed.

Surgery of uterine fibroids hospital Vejthani hospital Bangkok sacrifices treatment at Vejthani hospital Health Centre of women such as surgery hysterectomy and the myomectomy. We provide the latest medical equipment and friendly services in Bangkok, Thailand. Our certified specialists and hospital staff will treat you well. Contact us today.

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