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TEMPERATURES IN AMBULANCES

Lancet, The, 1969
Trevorp Mann, L E Mount
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Aids to Ambulation

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1953
HE word "ambulation," when used in its broadest sense, means moving about from place to place. In the rehabilitation of a patient, ambulation is not a complete goal within itself. It is, however, necessary for the patient to become self-sufficient and to carry out the activities of daily living which are basic to his vocation and avocations.
D A, COVALT, E, BUCHWALD
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Immediate ambulation

The American Journal of Digestive Diseases, 1951
The history of early ambulation is described, the earliest known report being in 1899. Early ambulation is distinguished from immediate ambulation. Immediate ambulation in proctologic procedures has been stressed since 1946 (with the publication of Ambulatory Proctology (4) ). The interest in immediate ambulation after proctologic surgery has increased
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