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Rehabilitation after femoral neck fracture: 3053 patients followed for 6 years
Acta Orthopaedica, 1985The rehabilitation of 3053 consecutive patients with femoral neck fractures from Stockholm County was followed up for 6 years. Of the patients 79 per cent were admitted from home. The majority of these patients returned home within 6 months, but patients from the city did so more slowly than patients from rural areas, and with increased secondary ...
Karl-Göran Thorngren, K G Thorngren
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THE SHORTEST PERIOD sdB PLUS WHITE DWARF BINARY CD–30 11223 (GALEX J1411–3053) [PDF]
Astrophysical Journal Letters, 2012 We report on the discovery of the shortest period binary comprising a hot subdwarf star (CD-30 11223, GALEX J1411-3053) and a massive unseen companion.
Adela Kawka, Peter Nemeth
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Statistical Analysis of Femoral Neck Fractures Based on 3053 Cases
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1987Femoral neck fractures in 2289 women and 764 men (total 3053) from the years 1975-1977 in Stockholm County Council were retrospectively analyzed regarding social and demographic classification. Seventy-nine percent of the patients (2418 of 3053) were admitted directly from their homes, more commonly in central city areas (82%) than in rural areas (74%).
S, Holmberg, K G, Thorngren
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Abstract 3053: Knockout of UCP2 suppresses skin carcinogenesis
Cancer Research, 2015Abstract Mitochondria are important and necessary components of cell organelles. In recent times, mitochondrial metabolism has regained attention due to the growing evidence suggesting that dysfunction of mitochondria could play a major role in cancer. Cancer cells that are actively proliferating have great demand for ATP.
Annapoorna Sreedhar +2 more
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PP14.8 – 3053: Vitamin D levels in children with epilepsy
European Journal of Paediatric Neurology, 2015Background Children with epilepsy and intellectual disability have an increased risk of being vitamin D deficient. Multiple factors have been suggested to contribute to this, in particular the use of antiepileptic drugs such as sodium valproate. Objective The aim of the study was to assess the vitamin D levels in paediatric patients with epilepsy.
H. Towse +4 more
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