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Catastrophes and Catastrophe Insurances.
Journal of the Staple Inn Actuarial Society, 19801.1 This paper focuses on sections of the insurance industry which are not often widely discussed. If catastrophe insurances are to be transacted successfully, a large number of different technical skills and experiences must be combined. Actuaries in the U.K.
J. E. Lockett, Nick Taylor
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Coping with Catastrophes and Catastrophizing
2015This chapter explores coping with catastrophes and catastrophizing. It outlines the prevalence, risks, and consequences of severe trauma, along with theoretical approaches to catastrophizing, and an integrative model of the dimensions of catastrophizing, the interaction of catastrophes and catastrophizing, and strategies to prevent catastrophizing and ...
Christopher Peterson, Christina H. Moon
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Catastrophe for a campanologist
European Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2006A campanologist was involved in a nonfatal hanging incident. On presentation she had no midline bony tenderness and only subtle abnormalities on plain X-ray films of her cervical spine; however, a CT scan showed a type III odontoid peg fracture. We believe this is the first reported cervical spine fracture sustained while bell-ringing.
Alfred A R, Thompson +3 more
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Catastrophes and potential catastrophes in infants
1996Abstract Avoidable death and avoidable brain damage haunt any doctor treating babies and children. Disabilities are discussed in Chapter 8 and we are concerned in this chapter mainly with sudden infant death and with symptoms in babies that may mean life-threatening illness.
Michael Modell, Zulf Mughal, Robert Boyd
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1989
The patient in our case report presented with an acute abdomen but stable vital signs and ABCs. The differential diagnosis initially included most of the entities discussed in this chapter. The ECG ruled out an acute MI. The patient improved with IV hydration and oxygen administration.
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The patient in our case report presented with an acute abdomen but stable vital signs and ABCs. The differential diagnosis initially included most of the entities discussed in this chapter. The ECG ruled out an acute MI. The patient improved with IV hydration and oxygen administration.
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Journal of Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 2013
Background: This article summarizes information presented at the Wound Healing Subspecialty Symposium of the Annual Conference of the Canadian Dermatology Association held in Ottawa in June 2012. Objective: To provide continuing ...
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Background: This article summarizes information presented at the Wound Healing Subspecialty Symposium of the Annual Conference of the Canadian Dermatology Association held in Ottawa in June 2012. Objective: To provide continuing ...
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Criminal Behaviour and Mental Health, 2010
AbstractThe seasonal change in the duration of the night time release of melatonin is responsible for activating the hypothalamic gonadtrophin‐releasing hormone (GnRH) pulse generator in seasonal breeding animals. Paul Mullen and I considered that it might also be responsible for the activation of the child's GnRH pulse generator at the onset of human ...
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AbstractThe seasonal change in the duration of the night time release of melatonin is responsible for activating the hypothalamic gonadtrophin‐releasing hormone (GnRH) pulse generator in seasonal breeding animals. Paul Mullen and I considered that it might also be responsible for the activation of the child's GnRH pulse generator at the onset of human ...
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