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European Respiratory Journal, 1994
We report on an asthmatic patient who accidentally inhaled the small metal backing ("butterfly") of a nose stud, which she wore daily. Despite administration of nebulized salbutamol, postural drainage, and the use of rigid and fibreoptic bronchoscopes, attempted removal of the butterfly remained unsuccessful.
B, Yung, C, Norton, B H, Davies
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We report on an asthmatic patient who accidentally inhaled the small metal backing ("butterfly") of a nose stud, which she wore daily. Despite administration of nebulized salbutamol, postural drainage, and the use of rigid and fibreoptic bronchoscopes, attempted removal of the butterfly remained unsuccessful.
B, Yung, C, Norton, B H, Davies
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Proceedings of the 3rd international conference on Digital Interactive Media in Entertainment and Arts, 2008
The Butterfly Dress is an exploration of wearables, social computing and unspoken conversations. Butterflies on the dress flap in tandem with its wearer's heartbeat. The dress is beautiful and opens doors to new communication.
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The Butterfly Dress is an exploration of wearables, social computing and unspoken conversations. Butterflies on the dress flap in tandem with its wearer's heartbeat. The dress is beautiful and opens doors to new communication.
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Clinical Neurology and Neurosurgery, 1982
A patient with a so-called 'butterfly vertebra' is presented. Radiography, including computed tomography, is shown. The embryology and pathogenesis of the vertebral column with respect to vertebral abnormalities are discussed, with special reference to butterfly vertebra. Finally, attention is paid to the clinical manifestations.
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A patient with a so-called 'butterfly vertebra' is presented. Radiography, including computed tomography, is shown. The embryology and pathogenesis of the vertebral column with respect to vertebral abnormalities are discussed, with special reference to butterfly vertebra. Finally, attention is paid to the clinical manifestations.
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2022
Danticat’s fiction and non-fiction contributes to a new ethics of home and belonging that is characterized by a “radical hope” for a home not grounded in a specific geographical location, but in a shared affective culture of belonging, a culture that is characterized by constant movement and transformation and that extends into the continuity between ...
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Danticat’s fiction and non-fiction contributes to a new ethics of home and belonging that is characterized by a “radical hope” for a home not grounded in a specific geographical location, but in a shared affective culture of belonging, a culture that is characterized by constant movement and transformation and that extends into the continuity between ...
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The Senior Care Pharmacist, 2023
At the time of writing this piece, the ASCP Foundation recently struck an important partnership with USA Boxing, #CoachingYouUp. This initiative involves promotion of healthy living, and providing education about and access to vaccines for people who need them most. Using a boxing metaphor, the objective is to “KO” flu and COVID-19.
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At the time of writing this piece, the ASCP Foundation recently struck an important partnership with USA Boxing, #CoachingYouUp. This initiative involves promotion of healthy living, and providing education about and access to vaccines for people who need them most. Using a boxing metaphor, the objective is to “KO” flu and COVID-19.
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Brain Research Reviews, 2007
The relationship between structure and function in the brain has an interesting counterpart in the scientific relationship of Santiago Ramon y Cajal and Charles Sherrington. In their search for the principles of organization of the nervous system, both men met at the synapse. For Sherrington, who coined the word 'synapse', the neuron was the functional
Douglas, R J, Martin, K A C
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The relationship between structure and function in the brain has an interesting counterpart in the scientific relationship of Santiago Ramon y Cajal and Charles Sherrington. In their search for the principles of organization of the nervous system, both men met at the synapse. For Sherrington, who coined the word 'synapse', the neuron was the functional
Douglas, R J, Martin, K A C
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Communications of the ACM, 2017
But, like the weather, what can anyone do about it? From the intersection of computational science and technological speculation, with boundaries limited only by our ability to imagine what could be.
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But, like the weather, what can anyone do about it? From the intersection of computational science and technological speculation, with boundaries limited only by our ability to imagine what could be.
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Journal of Neuroimaging, 1996
A 41‐year‐old man with low back pain and lumbar disc disease was found to have L‐3 butterfly vertebra on imaging studies as an incidental finding. This uncommon congenital anomaly of the vertebral column is usually asymptomatic and of no clinical significance. Awareness of this deformity and its imaging features is important diagnostically.
A, Delgado, B, Mokri, G M, Miller
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A 41‐year‐old man with low back pain and lumbar disc disease was found to have L‐3 butterfly vertebra on imaging studies as an incidental finding. This uncommon congenital anomaly of the vertebral column is usually asymptomatic and of no clinical significance. Awareness of this deformity and its imaging features is important diagnostically.
A, Delgado, B, Mokri, G M, Miller
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