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See detailSuivi sanitaire des cervidés sauvages en Région Wallonne
Linden, Annick ULg

Article for general public (2002)

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See detailSuivi satellitaire de la migration automnale de la cigogne noire. Aléas et perspectives d'avenir
Libois, Roland ULg; Jadoul, Gérard

in Aves (1997), 34(1), 20-22

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See detailLe sujet de l'histoire
Denis, Benoît ULg

in Durand, Pascal (Ed.) L'écrivain et son double. Hubert Nyssen (2006)

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See detailSujet et objet dans le processus de recherche: le cas de l'entretien semi-directif
Naziri, Despina ULg

in Psychologika Themata (1990), 3(3), 175-182

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See detailUn sujet obese par une approche multidisciplinaire: l'exemple du Centre de l'Obesite du CHU Ourthe-Ambleve.
Scheen, André ULg; Rorive, Marcelle ULg; Letiexhe, Michel ULg et al

in Revue Médicale de Liège (2001), 56(7), 474-9

Obesity is a mulfactorial disease whose prevalence is progressively increasing. Ideally, it requires a multidisciplinary management by medical doctors, dieticians, psychologists and kinetherapists. The ... [more ▼]

Obesity is a mulfactorial disease whose prevalence is progressively increasing. Ideally, it requires a multidisciplinary management by medical doctors, dieticians, psychologists and kinetherapists. The new "Centre de l'Obesite" at the University of Liege aims at fulfilling such objectives with: 1) a first outpatient visit including the simultaneous participation of an endocrinologist, a dietician and a psychologist; 2) a structured and individualized programme of physical rehabilitation; 3) an individualized management of obese subjects as in-(hospital) and/or outpatients, using medical and/or surgical approaches; and 4) an opportunity to benefit of other specialized medical advices, if necessary, in order to increase both the efficacy and safety of the treatment. Owing to the increasing importance of obesity and the well-known difficulties to succeed in treating it, general practitioners should consider this new centre as a valuable help rather than a competitive structure for the management of their patients, especially those with severe or morbid obesity. [less ▲]

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