Back to the Future, Part 3
The future of hybrid imaging—part 3: PET/MR, small-animal imaging and beyond
... Abstract Since the 1990s, hybrid imaging by means of software and hardware image fusion alike allows the intrinsic combination of functional and anatomical image information. This review summarises in three parts the ...
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Defining the osteoarthritis patient: back to the future
... "The early symptoms are scientifically classed (by Spender) under four heads: 1) Increased velocity and tension of the heart's action; and here Spender suggests that the inhibitory action of the vagus was at fault. ...
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Back to the Future on Presidential Appointments
... unfairly.” 3 It is little wonder that the forms drive many appointees directly to their accountants and tax advisers to avoid the kind of false statements that forced Housing and Urban Development Secretary Henry ...
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Enhancing the contribution and role of practitioner knowledge in the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Working Group (WG) II process: Insights from UK workshops
... Recommendation 1: Incorporate more practitioners as WGII authors to gain a more balanced account of best practice along- side academic evidence as well as building experience on their specific information needs. This ...
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Tiotropium in asthma: back to the future of anticholinergic treatment
... Two 24-week, replicate, randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled, parallel-group, active comparator tri- als were performed at 233 sites in 14 countries [28]. Eli- gible patients were aged 18–75 years with ...
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“Back to the future”: Influence of beliefs regarding the future on TTO answers
... group 3: health risk attitude) all variables were statisti- cally significantly associated with years traded off when added separately to the base ...a future life ...a future life event (increase) ...
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Neuroradiology Back to the Future: Brain Imaging
... using air and later iso-osmolar nonionic contrast agents, such as metrizamide, CT cisternography could be performed to di- agnose lesions in the subarachnoid space. 60,61 Results were initially displayed as a numeric ...
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Neuroradiology Back to the Future: Spine Imaging
... viscous and less prone to globule formation than Lipiodol, thus easier to inject and manipulate throughout the spinal canal and even into the basal cisterns. 8 When it was first intro- duced, it was thought to be slowly ...
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Predictions of Plasma Behavior Due to Pellet Injection for Future Thailand Tokamak
... In the simulations with CDBM model, when a pellet whose radius is larger than 0.3 mm is launched with speed faster than 200 m / s, the penetration depth is deeper, but the deposition fraction is also decreasing (see Fig. ...
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A Look Back at the Future of UCC Damages Remedies
... cmt. 3 (“Evidence of market or current prices at any particular time or place is relevant only on the question of whether the seller acted in a commercially reasonable manner in making the ...
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Neuroradiology Back to the Future: Head and Neck Imaging
... known by a variety of terms, including planigraphy, stratigra- phy, laminagraphy, and sectional radiography, the technique was based on linear movements in opposite directions of the x- ray tube and the film-containing ...
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Back to the Future of Originalism
... Through such social movements, advanced by groups like the Tea Party, society witnessed a rededication, however convenient, to the Constitution. Although the Affordable Care Act was ultimately upheld, one of the greatest ...
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Autologous pubovaginal slings: back to the future or a lost art?
... The first step of the surgery involves the harvesting of the rec- tus fascial graft. This is performed by making a Pfannenstiel incision 2 cm above the pubic symphysis with the dissection carried down to the rectus ...
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Biology-driven cancer drug development: back to the future
... (HER2; targeted by trastuzumab/Herceptin [36]). More recently, the targeting of oncogenic Hedgehog signaling in medulloblastoma and basal cell carcinoma [37,38] has also shown considerable promise (Figure 3). ...
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Back to the future – feasibility of recruitment and retention to patient education and telephone follow-up after hip fracture: a pilot randomized controlled trial
... Our findings support the feasibility of in-hospital recruitment and retention of older adults in a research study designed to evaluate the delivery of a face-to-face hip fracture self- management intervention and ...
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Back to the future: synaesthesia could be due to associative learning
... misunderstandings about what it would predict. We consider these objections in turn, highlighting how they are easily countered by contemporary learning the- ory. The objections are that synaesthetic experiences (1) do ...
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Mapping the future: the personal learning environment reference model and emerging technology
... Part 3 Paper 776: Mapping the Future: The personal learning environment reference model and emerging technology be used to generate new practices and designs which satisfy the conditions of the ...
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NO GOING BACK: WHY DECENTRALISATION IS THE FUTURE FOR SYRIA
... In this context, this paper will argue that some form of political decentralisation, including a special status for areas of high Kurdish concentration, is a necessary condition for finding a solution to the current ...
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3. Physiology of Blood Part 3.pdf
... it back into the blood, to be carried by transferrin either to the bone marrow for the production of new red blood cells or to the liver and other tissues for storage in the form of ...
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Persistence, inertia, adaptation and life cycle: applying urban morphological ideas to conceptualise sustainable city-centre change
... property back into residential use – and indeed most of the Rotunda had stood empty for some ...most part, because of the limited space, it is only attractive to wealthy professional singles or couples ...
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