Implications for Drivers with a First Seizure
Banking in Brazil: Structure, Performance, Drivers, and Policy Implications
... policy implications and perspectives, one needs to study individual market segments since the banking system is only an “umbrella” covering markets with heterogeneous characteristics, financial performance and, ...
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Qatar and the Arab Spring: Policy Drivers and Regional Implications
... 22 22 | | Qatar Qatar and and the the Arab Arab Spring: Spring: Policy Policy Drivers Drivers and and Regional Regional Implications Implications to give Qatar’s new policies the benefit of the ...
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The structure, drivers and policy implications of the European carbon footprint
... policy implications: the purpose of this paper is to present a complete overview and explain where and what matters in the debate (and ...and drivers of change, as well as on which sectors or product groups ...
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The relocation of functional headquarters - on the drivers and implications of locating corporate functions abroad
... THE DRIVERS AND IMPLICATIONS OF LOCATING CORPORATE FUNCTIONS ABROAD The present study researches the relocation of functional commercial headquarters of Outokumpu Oyj to Brussels, Belgium in April ...
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Agricultural Transformation in Bangladesh:Extent, Drivers and Implications
... 2.3 Drivers of Change at the National and District Level Several factors have contributed towards agricultural transformation in Bangladesh. These include rapid technological change and more options for farmers ...
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Weaving the future of Asian city tourism: drivers and implications
... The purpose of the present set of studies is to examine the role of tourism can play in the development of cities, and so, it seeks to explore the key drivers shaping the future of Asian city tourism. The ...
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The Drivers and Implications of Business Divestiture – An Application and Extension of Prior Findings
... by, first, distinguishing divestiture types, and, second, empirically testing the influence of performance and strategy both separately and in conjunction on the choice between strategic and status quo-preserving ...
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Drivers of Immune Cost and Implications for Host Protection from Parasites
... the first chapter, I used meta-analysis to determine whether life history traits (lifespan and time to maturity) and/or body mass affected functional costs of immune activation ...
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Animal biopharming in New Zealand: drivers, scenarios and practical implications
... the implications of this for ownership/management structures; the implications of goat biopharming for access to existing markets for high- value conventional goat-milk products; the presence of feral goats ...
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Predicting the Implications on Urban Planning of Women Drivers in Saudi Arabia
... their drivers, and drove their cars around the cities of Riyadh ...the first public defying protests addressing the ban of women driving, and it was not received well by the ...the first attempt to ...
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Seizure recurrence after a first unprovoked seizure:
... second seizure might be a rea- sonable and often preferable ...a first unprovoked generalized tonic-clonic convulsion, and in the risk factors that are associated with ...the first seizure, ...
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Accuracy of seizure semiology obtained from first-time seizure witnesses
... our first-time seizure wit- nesses were able to identify the vocalization in the ...a seizure had occurred, and because observations of more subtle features like autom- atisms, lip movements or ...
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Clinical predictors of seizure recurrence after the first post-ischemic stroke seizure
... lesion. Seizure recurrence rate between the two groups did not reach statistical significance pos- sibly due to the relatively lower recurrence rate in the late onset PSSi group compared with other large center ...
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Diagnosis of epilepsy after first seizure. Introducing the SWISS FIRST study
... a first unprovoked seizure is possible according to the guidelines by the International League Against Epilepsy, if the risk recurrence of a second unprovoked seizure is exceeding ...a first ...
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SOP: First-ever epileptic seizure in adult patients
... the first seizure in ...the first seizure should start with obtaining bystander information on the seizure and its clinical ...symptomatic seizure, ...unprovoked seizure, ...
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<p>Association Between IL-6 and Seizure Recurrence in Patients with the First Post-Ischemic Stroke Seizure</p>
... incidence of post-stroke seizures could reach 15.3%. 6 After stroke, epilepsy can threaten patients not only through potential physical injuries, but also through dele- terious effects on the brain with stroke lesion and ...
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Etiology, clinical profile and outcome of first episode of seizure in children
... unprovoked afebrile seizure, 27% of them were less than 3 years age. 7 In our study, acute symptomatic etiology constitutes the majority of the total sample. 40% (54 children) with first seizure had ...
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Excessive testing in emergent evaluation of children with first unprovoked seizure
... Results: 150 patients with a mean age of 53 ± 48 months qualified for inclusion in the study. 143 (95%) of 150 children with first afebrile seizure were imaged. Ninety percent (128/143) had normal ...
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Low Iron Status: A Possible Risk Factor for First Febrile Seizure
... Two large longitudinal, population-based studies provide strong evidence that febrile seizures do not adversely affect neuropsychological status. Ellenberg and Nelson (13) studied intellectual and academic function after ...
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Low Iron Status: A Possible Risk Factor for First Febrile Seizure
... their first febrile convulsion need no more tests than the clinical findings ...a first febrile seizure should always undergo lumbar puncture is probably excessive, and each child should be evaluated ...
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