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disease: MONDO:0020066
drugs:
- Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)
treatment_efficacies:
- efficacy: effective
treatment: Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)
- efficacy: effective
treatment: MAXO:0000011
- efficacy: effective
treatment: Low-resistance exercise
- efficacy: effective
treatment: Calcium and vitamin D
- efficacy: effective
treatment: Routine eye exams
- efficacy: effective
treatment: Protective bandages
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- mechanism: GO:0042060
treatment: Deep stiches
- mechanism: NCIT:C34483
treatment: Superficial stiches
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treatment: Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)
- mechanism: NCIT:C15405
treatment: Avoidance of heavy sports, lifting, and other strenuous efforts
- mechanism: arterial screening
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- mechanism: screening*screening
treatment: Non-invasive technology
- mechanism: NCIT:C15405
treatment: MAXO:0000004
- mechanism: NCIT:C48261
treatment: Monitoring during pregnancy
- mechanism: NCIT:C3244
treatment: MAXO:0000011
- mechanism: NCIT:C3244
treatment: Low-resistance exercise
- mechanism: NCIT:C3244
treatment: NCIT:C157792
- mechanism: NCIT:C3244
treatment: writing utensils
- mechanism: NCIT:C3244
treatment: Low-stress mattress
- mechanism: NCIT:C15292
treatment: MAXO:0000457
- mechanism: NCIT:C61545
treatment: Calcium and vitamin D
- mechanism: NCIT:C61545
treatment: DEXA bone density scans
- mechanism: globus rupture
treatment: Routine eye exams
- mechanism: null
treatment: NCIT:C26874
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treatment: NCIT:C26782
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- Preventative measures
- Deep stiches
- Superficial stiches
- Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)
- Avoidance of heavy sports, lifting, and other strenuous efforts
- Screening for hypertension and arterial disease
- Non-invasive technology screening
- Careful consideration of surgery for non-life threatening conditions
- Monitoring during pregnancy
- MAXO:0000011
- Low-resistance exercise
- NCIT:C157792
- Comfortable writing utensils
- Low-stress mattress
- MAXO:0000457
- Calcium and vitamin D
- DEXA bone density scans
- Routine eye exams
- Protective bandages
input_id: /Users/cjm/repos/semantic-llama/tests/input/cases/treatment-eds.txt
input_text: "Disease: Ehlers Danlos Syndrome\nTreatment:\nThe care of patients with\
\ EDS is generally focused on implementing preventative measures against serious\
\ or life-threatening complications. The primary complications seen in EDS involve\
\ the skin, musculoskeletal, and cardiovascular systems. Patient skin is velvety\
\ thin, loose, and stretchable. This predisposes patients to difficulties with wound\
\ healing. For both accidental and surgical wounds, deep stiches are applied generously.\
\ Superficial stiches are placed to carefully realign the skin to prevent scarring.\
\ Stiches are also left in for extended periods of time to allow best strengthening\
\ of the forming scar tissue. Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) may be recommended to help\
\ reduce the easy bruising that accompanies EDS. Hypermobile joints easily dislocate.\
\ With each dislocation, subsequent dislocations are increasingly likely, therefore\
\ prevention is particularly important for quality of life. Heavy sports, lifting,\
\ and other strenuous efforts should be avoided due to the risk of inciting trauma.\
\ Blood vessel fragility increases the risk for serious bleeds and dissections.\
\ High blood pressure (hypertension) puts additional strain on the fragile vasculature\
\ and increases the risk for complications. Regular screening for hypertension and\
\ arterial disease should be conducted and treatment should be initiated early on.\
\ The best approaches to screening are by non-invasive technology: ultrasound, MRI,\
\ or CT. Arteriography, colonoscopy, and other similarly invasive screening procedures\
\ should be considered carefully for benefit versus risk. Surgery for non-life threatening\
\ conditions should also be carefully considered. Pregnancies should be followed\
\ by obstetricians that are well trained in dealing with high-risk pregnancies.\
\ Delivery can progress very quickly in EDS patients and it is yet unclear if there\
\ is an advantage to mothers to deliver by vaginal or cesarean routes. Expectant\
\ mothers with known aortic root dilations should have echocardiograms each trimester\
\ to observe for possible exacerbation. All EDS-affected individuals should seek\
\ immediate medical attention for any sudden or unexplained pains and consider wearing\
\ a MedicAlert bracelet to communicate their status as a patient with EDS should\
\ they lose consciousness.\n\nhEDS patients may especially benefit from physical\
\ therapy, low-resistance exercise, and assistive devices like braces, wheelchairs,\
\ and scooters. Comfortable writing utensils and a low-stress mattress serve an\
\ important role in reducing musculoskeletal pain. Pain management is tailored to\
\ the individual. Gastrointestinal and psychological complications are likewise\
\ managed per an individual\u2019s needs. In addition to physical therapy and low-resistance\
\ exercise, calcium and vitamin D can help maximize bone density. DEXA bone density\
\ scans should be conducted every other year. kEDS patients should have routine\
\ eye exams as they are at risk for globus rupture, retinal detachment and glaucoma.\
\ dEDS patients may benefit from protective bandages over exposed areas such as\
\ the skin of the elbows and knees.\n"
input_title: null
named_entities:
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label: Marfan Syndrome
- id: CHEBI:8499
label: Propranolol
- id: CHEBI:2904
label: Atenolol
- id: CHEBI:6541
label: Losartan
- id: CHEBI:35530
label: Beta-blockers
- id: NCIT:C66930
label: Angiotensin receptor blockers
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label: Physical therapy
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label: Assistive devices
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label: Pain management
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label: Wound healing
- id: NCIT:C34483
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- id: NCIT:C143345
label: bruising
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label: prevention
- id: HP:0000822
label: hypertension
- id: MAXO:0000004
label: surgery
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label: prevention
- id: NCIT:C48261
label: screening
- id: MAXO:0000011
label: Physical therapy
- id: NCIT:C3244
label: musculoskeletal pain
- id: NCIT:C3244
label: musculoskeletal pain
- id: NCIT:C157792
label: Assistive devices
- id: NCIT:C3244
label: musculoskeletal pain
- id: NCIT:C3244
label: musculoskeletal pain
- id: NCIT:C3244
label: musculoskeletal pain
- id: MAXO:0000457
label: Pain management
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label: Palliative care
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label: bone density
- id: NCIT:C61545
label: bone density
- id: NCIT:C26874
label: Retinal detachment
- id: NCIT:C26782
label: Glaucoma
- id: NCIT:C18902
label: N/A
- id: MAXO:0000011
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prompt: 'Split the following piece of text into fields in the following format:
treatment: <the value for treatment>
efficacy: <the value for efficacy>
Text:
Protective bandages*effective
===
'
raw_completion_output: 'Disease: Ehlers Danlos Syndrome
Drugs: Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)
Treatments: Preventative measures; Deep stiches; Superficial stiches; Ascorbic Acid
(Vitamin C); Avoidance of heavy sports, lifting, and other strenuous efforts; Screening
for hypertension and arterial disease; Non-invasive technology screening; Careful
consideration of surgery for non-life threatening conditions; Monitoring during
pregnancy; Physical therapy; Low-resistance exercise; Assistive devices; Comfortable
writing utensils; Low-stress mattress; Pain management; Calcium and vitamin D; DEXA
bone density scans; Routine eye exams; Protective bandages
Treatment Mechanisms: Deep stiches*wound healing; Superficial stiches*scarring;
Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)*bruising; Avoidance of heavy sports, lifting, and other
strenuous efforts*prevention; Screening for hypertension and arterial disease*arterial
screening; Non-invasive technology screening*screening; Careful consideration of
surgery for non-life threatening conditions*prevention; Monitoring during pregnancy*screening;
Physical therapy*musculoskeletal pain; Low-resistance exercise*musculoskeletal pain;
Assistive devices*musculoskeletal pain; Comfortable writing utensils*musculoskeletal
pain; Low-stress mattress*musculoskeletal pain; Pain management*palliative care;
Calcium and vitamin D*bone density; DEXA bone density scans*bone density; Routine
eye exams*globus rupture; Retinal detachment; Glaucoma; Protective bandages*protection
Treatment Efficacies: Ascorbic Acid (Vitamin C)*effective; Physical therapy*effective;
Low-resistance exercise*effective; Calcium and vitamin D*effective; Routine eye
exams*effective; Protective bandages*effective'