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Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 1985
The neurophysiologic evaluation of patients with possible or proven paroxysmal disorders is no longer limited to routine laboratory EEGs or intensive inpatient monitoring. Expanded temporal sampling of the EEG, which increases the probability of documenting, characterizing, and quantitating the electrographic manifestations of these illnesses, is now ...
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The neurophysiologic evaluation of patients with possible or proven paroxysmal disorders is no longer limited to routine laboratory EEGs or intensive inpatient monitoring. Expanded temporal sampling of the EEG, which increases the probability of documenting, characterizing, and quantitating the electrographic manifestations of these illnesses, is now ...
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1960
restrictions now that they can carry oxygen equipment in their pockets or purses. And because portable equipment that can be carried in the doctor's bag is available, physicians can save some lives that would otherwise be lost. Ambulatory oxygen therapy is a recent development (1). The lightweight oxygen containers were devised by Alvan L.
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restrictions now that they can carry oxygen equipment in their pockets or purses. And because portable equipment that can be carried in the doctor's bag is available, physicians can save some lives that would otherwise be lost. Ambulatory oxygen therapy is a recent development (1). The lightweight oxygen containers were devised by Alvan L.
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Therapeutische Umschau. Revue therapeutique, 1979
Ambulatory phlebectomy has been done already in Greek and Roman times. It was since forgotten for many centuries, but it has been revived by Müller in 1956. Ambulatory phlebectomy is one of the most rewarding instances of ambulatory surgery. It consists of the comprehensive extraction of the varices through extremely small stab incisions, followed ...
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Ambulatory phlebectomy has been done already in Greek and Roman times. It was since forgotten for many centuries, but it has been revived by Müller in 1956. Ambulatory phlebectomy is one of the most rewarding instances of ambulatory surgery. It consists of the comprehensive extraction of the varices through extremely small stab incisions, followed ...
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