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Air Medical Journal, 2010
Air Medical Journal 29:1 On a dreary November morning in 2008, Todd Van de Bussche awoke with a long list of things to do. He called a few coworkers, made note of errands he needed to complete, and decided he would work from home that day. As he prepared himself for the busy day ahead, Van de Bussche did not anticipate the life-changing event that ...
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Air Medical Journal 29:1 On a dreary November morning in 2008, Todd Van de Bussche awoke with a long list of things to do. He called a few coworkers, made note of errands he needed to complete, and decided he would work from home that day. As he prepared himself for the busy day ahead, Van de Bussche did not anticipate the life-changing event that ...
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Journal of Medical Entomology, 1972
Immobilization of insects is often necessary for experimental purposes, and one of the most commonly used methods of achieving immobilization has been exposure of insects to carbon dioxide. However, some disadvantages of this treatment were reported by Busvine (1957, A Critical Review of the Techniques for Testing Insecticides.
C M, Gjullin, V D, Bevill
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Immobilization of insects is often necessary for experimental purposes, and one of the most commonly used methods of achieving immobilization has been exposure of insects to carbon dioxide. However, some disadvantages of this treatment were reported by Busvine (1957, A Critical Review of the Techniques for Testing Insecticides.
C M, Gjullin, V D, Bevill
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The Lancet, 1998
with bacteraemia, endotoxaemia, and cytokinaemia in a prospective study of 464 consecutive patients (median age 61; 272 men, 192 women) who came to hospital with fever. 90 (19%) had bacteraemia (42 gram-positive, 44 gramnegative, and four both). 33 patients (7·1%) died in hospital.
J T, Van Dissel +4 more
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with bacteraemia, endotoxaemia, and cytokinaemia in a prospective study of 464 consecutive patients (median age 61; 272 men, 192 women) who came to hospital with fever. 90 (19%) had bacteraemia (42 gram-positive, 44 gramnegative, and four both). 33 patients (7·1%) died in hospital.
J T, Van Dissel +4 more
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