✓ The use of thermography in evaluating nerve injury is based on the presence of temperature
asymmetries between the involved area of innervation and the corresponding area on the …

Background: Little is known about the psychological morbidity associated with limb-threatening
injuries. It was hypothesized that a substantial proportion of patients who sustain a …

… Gedde et al, 4 and Al-Torbaq and Edward 24 reported H influenzae caused endophthalmitis
following GDIs in two separate paediatric patients. This is not surprising as H influenzae …

… [18] AJ Weber and D. Zelenak, “Experimental glaucoma in the primate induced by latex …
[62] CT Fu and D. Sretavan, “Laser-induced ocular hypertension in albino CD-1 mice,” …

Submicroscopic (less than 2 Mb) segmental DNA copy number changes are a recently
recognized source of genetic variability between individuals. The biological consequences of …

✓ Temperature differences between the lower extremities were measured using a computerized
thermometric scanning system in order to compare the degree of thermal asymmetry in …

… lobe white matter (F in D), occipital white matter (O in C and D), temporal lobe white matter (T
… Frontopontine fibers in internal capsule (arrows in D) and corticospinal tracts in pons (open …

… “Elevation on the D scale may be a better indicator of the degree of psychological involvement
in … (48) have noted the D score and the difference between the D and “mania” scores to be …

OBJECTIVE: It has recently been suggested that the Model for End-Stage Liver Disease (MELD)
is a better and a more objective predictor of mortality in patients with end-stage liver …

Background Although the diagnostic reliability of major depression and mania has been
well established, that of hypomania and bipolar II (BPII) disorder has not. This remains an …