Publications by authors named "Fritz Kuehn"
Article Synopsis
- The linear ubiquitin assembly complex (LUBAC), made up of HOIP, HOIL-1, and SHARPIN, is crucial for immune responses, with deficiencies leading to severe issues like immunodeficiency and autoinflammation.
- Two individuals with SHARPIN deficiency exhibited autoinflammatory symptoms but did not have the expected skin problems seen in other cases, and their cells showed reduced immune responses.
- Treatment with anti-TNF therapies successfully resolved the autoinflammatory symptoms in one case, highlighting LUBAC's important role in managing immune cell death and maintaining immune balance in humans.
The development of a spine surgery using neuronavigation with intraoperative computed tomography (CT) is of benefit to the patient. However, the procedure also has a major impact on anesthesia management. During the procedure, the patient remains in the prone position on the CT examination table and is moved extensively during CT scans.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFObstacles to effective case management with AIDS patients: the clinician's perspective.
Soc Work Health Care
December 1992
A social work clinician filled the role of case manager with multiple functions of discharge planner, client advocate, counsellor and educator in her work with a young male AIDS patient and his family. Material from this case is used to illustrate seven problem areas identified as obstacles to effective case management: (1) The stigma of AIDS and homosexuality (2) Lack of adequate family support (3) Impact of AIDS dementia (4) Ethical dilemmas in discharge planning (5) Conflicts in the advocacy process (6) Lack of adequate resources and (7) Countertransference issues. Clinical observations are integrated with the existing social work literature which focuses on providing services to AIDS patients.
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