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Linqiu Zhou - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Transsacrococcygeal Joint Ganglion Impar Injection for Treatment of Pudendal Neuralgia (3 Cases Report)
PM&R, 2013Co-Authors: Matthew B. Mcauliffe, Linqiu ZhouAbstract:Three patients, 2 male and 1 female were diagnosed with pudendal neuralgia. The female patient developed pudendal neuralgia secondary to post-herpetic neuralgia. The two male patients were caused from likely repetitive sitting injury. One patient was a truck driver causing him to sit for long periods of time and the other patient was a Professional Writer. The three patient initially all attempted conservative therapies, however their pain persisted. They elected to undergo Trans-sacrococcygeal joint ganglion impar injection for treatment of pudendal neuralgia,
Kelly Ritter - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Professional Writers writing Professionals revamping teacher training in creative writing ph d programs
College English, 2001Co-Authors: Kelly RitterAbstract:reative Writers exist as a group both inside and outside the academic community. Inside academia, the pursuit of creative writing as a graduate degree specialization is typically associated with the M.FA. However, another option, the Ph.D., also exists. I am the recipient of a Ph.D. in English with emphasis in creative writing, alternatively called the Ph.D. in English with creative dissertation. Like many of my colleagues who hold this degree, I also have an M.FA. in creative writing. I entered graduate school as a master's student to become a better Writer, and a better scholar. While I was there, I also developed the desire to become a teacher. Told that the M.EA. was not sufficient for a university teaching position (without the all-important "multiple books" that many positions require), and without significant training or opportunity from my M.EA. program in teaching, let alone in the teaching of creative writing, I entered into a Ph.D. program in English/creative writing with hopes that this program would teach me how to teach in my field. But as a graduate student who did not know which way she might turn (teacher or Writer? could I be both?), I was puzzled by the lack of attention on the part of my university to the pedagogy of my field. I took seminars, completed language and oral and written comprehensive examinations, and defended my dissertation-a booklength collection of poems-but heard little about what it might mean to enter a university teaching position, or what teaching creative writing as a Professional Writer/ teacher might involve. I consider myself to be one of the "lucky" ones: I took a graduate course in the teaching of composition and then taught composition, feeling well-prepared; I then taught creative writing, feeling less prepared, as a graduate student and postgraduate lecturer. This valuable experience allowed me to recently secure a tenure-track position teaching composition and co-directing a composition
Zhou, Md Linqiu - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Trans-sacrococcygeal Joint Ganglion Impar Injection for Treatment of Pudendal Neuralgia (3 cases report)
Jefferson Digital Commons, 2013Co-Authors: Mcauliffe, Md Matthew, Zhou, Md LinqiuAbstract:History Three patients, 2 male and 1 female were diagnosed with pudendal neuralgia. The female patient developed pudendal neuralgia secondary to post-herpetic neuralgia. The two male patients were caused from likely repetitive sitting injury. One patient was a truck driver causing him to sit for long periods of time and the other patient was a Professional Writer. The three patient initially all attempted conservative therapies, however their pain persisted. They elected to undergo Trans-sacrococcygeal joint ganglion impar injection for treatment of pudendal neuralgia
Matthew B. Mcauliffe - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Transsacrococcygeal Joint Ganglion Impar Injection for Treatment of Pudendal Neuralgia (3 Cases Report)
PM&R, 2013Co-Authors: Matthew B. Mcauliffe, Linqiu ZhouAbstract:Three patients, 2 male and 1 female were diagnosed with pudendal neuralgia. The female patient developed pudendal neuralgia secondary to post-herpetic neuralgia. The two male patients were caused from likely repetitive sitting injury. One patient was a truck driver causing him to sit for long periods of time and the other patient was a Professional Writer. The three patient initially all attempted conservative therapies, however their pain persisted. They elected to undergo Trans-sacrococcygeal joint ganglion impar injection for treatment of pudendal neuralgia,
Mcauliffe, Md Matthew - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Trans-sacrococcygeal Joint Ganglion Impar Injection for Treatment of Pudendal Neuralgia (3 cases report)
Jefferson Digital Commons, 2013Co-Authors: Mcauliffe, Md Matthew, Zhou, Md LinqiuAbstract:History Three patients, 2 male and 1 female were diagnosed with pudendal neuralgia. The female patient developed pudendal neuralgia secondary to post-herpetic neuralgia. The two male patients were caused from likely repetitive sitting injury. One patient was a truck driver causing him to sit for long periods of time and the other patient was a Professional Writer. The three patient initially all attempted conservative therapies, however their pain persisted. They elected to undergo Trans-sacrococcygeal joint ganglion impar injection for treatment of pudendal neuralgia
