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Shape Normalization Through Visible Region Center and Unvisible Region Center
Pattern Recognition Letters, 1993Summary: We present a new shape normalization method that is invariant to shape translation, rotation and scaling. We define a visible area density function and an unvisible area density function for a planar shape. Using these two functions we define a visible region center and an unvisible region center of the shape, respectively.
Feihu Qi
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A Rural Regional Trauma Center
The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1983New developments in the organization of trauma care management at the Mayo Clinic are presented along with a review of the first 4 years' experience of a Regional Trauma Center at the Mayo Clinic-affiliated Saint Marys Hospital. Application of the Injury Severity Score (ISS) in the analysis of blunt traumatic deaths has permitted an internal evaluation
P, Mucha +3 more
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Brain regionalization: Of signaling centers and boundaries
Developmental Neurobiology, 2012AbstractOur knowledge of the general mechanisms controlling the formation of the vertebrate central nervous system has advanced tremendously in the last decade. Here, we discuss the impact of the combined use of cell manipulation, in vivo imaging and genetics in the zebrafish on recent progress in understanding how signaling processes progressively ...
Cavodeassi, Florencia, Houart, Corinne
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Implementation of a Regional Pediatric Trauma Center
AORN Journal, 1995ABSTRACTToday's hospitals face unique challenges in the treatment of pediatric trauma patients. With the advent of more sophisticated regional trauma systems, there is a growing awareness that children are not “little adults,” but are a special component of the trauma patient population.
L, Schweer, M B, Ose
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Regional Blood Center Automation
Transfusion, 1978The operation of an automated regional blood center is outlined. The basic approaches used to achieve economical automation that is compatible with existing manual protocols are described. Finally, the role of centralized, automated blood typing is discussed in the context of the operations of The Greater New York Blood Program which involves a central
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Establishment of a Regional Poison Center
Clinical Toxicology, 1978Since its inception in 1972, the San Diego Poison Center has made considerable progress towards achieving its goal of developing a poison care system which will decrease incidence, morbidity, and cost of poisonings. A systems approach has been developed to care for patients at all levels of severity.
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2011
The city is a social community that has its own social structure. Therefore, the city has always been the hearth innovation, change, social rebellion, sour leaven in the life of the whole country. The city became the scene of many social changes. The city of Nis, used industrial and commercial center of the region, shares the fate of most cities with ...
Prodovic, Biljana, Prodovic, Biljana
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The city is a social community that has its own social structure. Therefore, the city has always been the hearth innovation, change, social rebellion, sour leaven in the life of the whole country. The city became the scene of many social changes. The city of Nis, used industrial and commercial center of the region, shares the fate of most cities with ...
Prodovic, Biljana, Prodovic, Biljana
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American Journal of Forensic Medicine & Pathology, 2017
Abstract Rates of autopsied deaths have decreased significantly for the last several decades. It may not be practical for some institutions to maintain the facilities and staffing required to perform autopsies. In recent years, the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) has established contracts to perform autopsies for several regional ...
Daniel Stephen, Atherton +1 more
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Abstract Rates of autopsied deaths have decreased significantly for the last several decades. It may not be practical for some institutions to maintain the facilities and staffing required to perform autopsies. In recent years, the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) has established contracts to perform autopsies for several regional ...
Daniel Stephen, Atherton +1 more
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Pediatric patients in a regional burn center
Pediatric Emergency Care, 1986Because scald burns are reported to be the leading cause of burn injuries to children, little is written about other etiologies of burn injury in the pediatric literature. To test the hypothesis that burns from other etiologies are more serious and require longer hospitalizations than scald burns, a retrospective chart review was undertaken. The charts
R A, Parish +3 more
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