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damaged. One of his squadmates violated protocol to stayin position and minimize addi-tional causalities and raced tohis side to stop the bleeding,saving his life. He was taken totwo hospitals in Afghanistanand a hospital in Germany,where the doctors tried to save

one leg. The damage was too se-vere and both legs had to be am-

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Friends who have visitedAdrian in Bethesda confirmthat his lighthearted personalityand upbeat view of the worldhave not changed.

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If you would like to showyour support by sending Adriana thank you note, get well cardor letter, his address is: LanceCorporal Adrian Simone, War-rior Transition Battalion, Box #40093, 8901 Wisconsin Ave.,Bethesda, MD 20889-5600.

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The term polydipsiarefers to excessivethirst. We see this as

an increase in the amount ofwater being drank, which inturn usually leads to polyuria,which means your cat is uri-nating more often and alarger volume.

These changes may bevery subtle and slowly pro-gressive or quite obvious. Youmay observe an increase inthe amount of wet litter in acats litter box or even acci-dents outside the litter box.Some cats may begin drinkingfrom a dripping faucet in thesink or from an open toiletbowl. However, if you want todetermine exactly how muchyour cat is drinking, allowhim only one source of waterand subtract the amount leftin the bowl after 24 hoursfrom the amount you put inoriginally. On average, catstake in about 2 cups perday for a 10 pound cat. Thisincludes any water that istaken in from other sources,such as, from canned food.

If you determine thatyour pet is drinking exces-sively or just think its morethan usual, make an appoint-ment with your veterinarian

because polyuria and polydip-sia (drinking and urinatingmore) can be an early sign ofa serious disease. These caninclude: kidney failure, dia-betes mellitus, hyperthy-roidism (overactive thyroid),liver disease, electrolyte ab-normalities, pyometra (uter-ine infection), other lesscommon endocrine disordersand diabetes insipidus.

Several diagnostic tests

may be needed to determinethe cause of your catspolyuria and polydipsia be-cause many different diseasescan cause these signs. Any

visit to your vet should beginwith a complete medical his-tory and thorough physicalexamination. Initial testingmay include: measurement ofwater intake at home, com-plete blood count (CBC),blood chemistry tests (includ-ing electrolytes), urinalysis,urine culture and sensitivity,thyroid hormone (T4) con-centration and abdominal x-rays or ultrasound.

In older cats, the threemost common disease condi-tions seen in practice thatcause polyuria and polydipsiaare kidney failure, diabetesmellitus and hyperthyroidism.

Diabetes mellitus diag-nosis is based on high bloodglucose concentration andthe presence of glucose, andoften incompletely brokendown fat products called ke-tones in the urine. This dis-ease is very treatable longterm. Initial treatment de-pends on the severity andmay include hospitalizationwith intensive fluid and elec-trolyte therapy in conjunc-tion with administration ofshort-acting insulin or outpa-tient management with long-acting insulin.

Kidney insufficiency orfailures diagnosis is based onserum biochemistry tests andurinalysis. Treatment is basedon rehydrating the cat, tryingto slow the progression of thekidney disease by dietarymodification and treatingcomplications such as hyper-

tension, nauseaand urinary tractinfection.

H y p e r t h y -roidisms diagno-sis is based onmeasurement ofthyroid hormoneconcentration viabloodwork. Diffi-cult cases may require special-ized blood tests or imaging.Treatment consists of drugtherapy or radiation or lesscommonly surgery. This dis-ease is also very treatable longterm. Treatment with ra-dioactive iodine (I-131)will require referral to a spe-cialty clinic or teaching insti-tution in your area.

Optimal treatment ofany persistent medical condi-tion depends on establishingthe correct diagnosis. Thesymptom group polyuria andpolydipsia has many differentpotential causes, and it is im-portant to identify the under-lying cause before beginningtreatment. Please visit yourveterinarian as soon as you

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knee, the meniscus is uniquebecause of its blood supply.For both the medial and lat-eral menisci, the blood supplyis from the outside in. Thecloser to the center of theknee, the less of a blood sup-ply there is to the meniscus.From the treatment and heal-ing point of view, the bloodsupply anatomy is critical.The outer one third of themeniscus has a good bloodsupply where healing canoccur, while the inner twothirds has a poor blood supplywhere healing almost neveroccurs. In orthopedic surgerytextbooks, we call the outerone-third the red zone, andthe inner two-thirds the

white zone.Whereas most fractures

and many ligament tears willheal on their own, tears of themeniscus in the inner two-thirds have a very difficult

time healing back because ofthe poor blood supply. Espe-cially in patients who havecomplex tears, or tears thathave multiple little tears in

the region, patients are oftenfighting a losing battle as theywait for healing to occur. Al-though we typically try acourse of physical therapy inpatients with meniscus tears

before considering surgery, wealways advise patients thatthey may feel less pain butmeniscus tears often remain.Furthermore, these tears mayget bigger over time, and maycause adjacent cartilage dam-age with its unstable or irreg-ular torn surface.

The surgical treatmentof meniscus tears is performedarthroscopically, or with min-imally invasive technique.The two most common pro-cedures are repair and partialresection. Meniscus trans-plantations are performed inthe rare patients who meetthe strict criteria. Only pa-tients who have tears in theouter one third of the menis-cus are candidates for ameniscal repair. In thenineties, the orthopedic com-

munity tried repairs in theinner two thirds with low suc-cess rates. The poor bloodsupply in the inner two thirdsmeant that, despite a strong

repair construct, the tear didnot heal back. Second opera-tions were often needed, andthere were a lot of grumpy pa-tients.

There are different

meniscal repair techniquesout there, but among themost common is the suturetechnique. We arthoscopi-cally introduce a suture withtiny plastic hooks on theirends. The plastic hooks cap-ture the capsule tissue behindthe meniscus and the suture isthen tied down to repair thetear. Especially for tears thatare 1 cm or less, the suture re-pair technique has reliablesuccess rates. For larger tears,such as bucket handle tears,the success rates drop and weare more hesitant to do a re-pair in these patients.

More commonly, pa-tients often have tears in theinner two thirds of the menis-

cus, or the white zone. Thesepatients are treated with apartial resection. Using amotorized shaver, we resect

out the damaged menis-cus tissue, while leavingthe healthy rim compo-nent. Its a fine balanc-ing act between tryingto preserve as muchmeniscus tissue as possi-ble while creating asmooth remaining sur-face to prevent furthermeniscus tears.

After surgery, we mini-mize the meniscus repair pa-tients from zero to 90 degreesof knee bending, 6 weeksafter surgery. For the menis-cus partial resection patients,we dont have any strong re-strictions after surgery exceptto avoid going too wild.Some of my West Milford pa-tients have gone back to theirconstruction jobs the dayafter or gone motorcyclingthat weekend. But the WestMilford patients are a heartybunch with excellent genet-ics.

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For example, a recentpaper published in Chiroprac-tic Pediatrics documents fourcases of chronic otitis mediatreated with chiropractic care.

The four patients describedrange from 14 months toseven years of age. Each hadchronic or recurrent otitismedia (usually with sinus in-fections) ranging from one toseven years. One patient had60% hearing loss in one ear,and surgery was advocated bythe pediatrician. All four pa-tients had undergone multipleregimen of antibiotics. Chiro-

practic examination revealedpostural distortions and evi-dence of abnormal spinalalignment and movement(subluxation), primarily inthe cervical region.

Treatment was adminis-tered to correct the posturalfaults and improve spinal func-tion in the areas of subluxa-tion. At the time of thereport, all four patients hadbeen free of otitis media forperiods ranging from fivemonths to four years withoutantibiotics or surgery. Theseoutcomes were verified byparental reports, medical ex-aminations, school attendancedata and hearing tests.

How can chiropractichelp chronic ear infections?Many cases of recurrent otitismedia are thought to be theresult of blockage or restric-tion of the small lymphatic

chains that drain fluid fromthe middle ear. This blockageforces fluid to build up in themiddle ear, creating an invit-ing environment for bacteriaand viruses. The restriction influid drainage is caused by in-creased tension in the musclesoverlying the already smalllymphatic drainage system inchildren. Research hasdemonstrated that spinal joint

function effects muscle tone.Therefore, abnormal move-ment of the joints in the neckor incorrect spinal positionmay be responsible for tighten-ing the neck muscles, restrict-ing lymphatic drainage.

The fundamental goal ofchiropractic care is to restoreand maintain optimum spinalfunction, meaning correctspinal position and joint

movement. When a chiro-practor evaluates a child suf-fering from chronic otitismedia or any other healthcomplaint, posture, spinal po-sition and motion, and muscletone and function are thor-oughly assessed. If abnormali-

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Boston Louis JewelersSince 1987A Great Local Success Story

It all started back in the eighties with two localkids looking to make a few extra bucks afterschool. Kenny Boston and Louis Buddy Mazzo

first met in the former Lincoln Park Boy Scouttroop #170 and stayed friends throughout HighSchool. Meeting again while in college theydiscovered that they were both involved in thejewelry business. At the time Buddy was helpingat his grandfathers jewelry casting companyand Kenny had been working in NYCs Dia-mond District and studying gemology. Both haddeveloped a lot of contacts in the industry andthought it might be fun to start a project to make

some extra money. Before long their hobbywhich they started with only $200, explodedand became their full-time careers. Decadeslater, their business is still continuing to grow.

The Difference Experience MakesWith nearly 60 years of working in the jew-

elry field between them, Kenny and Buddy haveseen just about everything and dealt with justabout every issue a jeweler can face.

What gives them an extra edge in this highlycompetitive market is that they still operate thefamily jewelry factory,

blending four generations in jewelry manufac-turing with the meticulous and creative eye of agemologist/designer.

As their long time customers know, Kenny andBuddy take great pride in their work and would

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