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Cobras

Wilderness & Environmental Medicine, 1995
Human encounters with cobras in Africa and Asia are common with substantial mortality and primarily respiratory paralysis in untreated cases. First aid includes maintaining calm, placing a lymphatic retardant on the bitten extremity, and transportation to a medical facility. Medical management is antivenin.
T M, Davidson, S, Schafer, J, Killfoil
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Coping with COBRA

Compensation & Benefits Review, 1987
Although they are meant to be cost-neutral for employers, COBRA's health-care continuation provisions contain hidden costs, draconian penalties, and legal traps that every employer should be aware of.
S D, Baderian, I B, Stempel
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COBRA

Journal of Health & Social Policy, 1998
COBRA refers to the provision in the 1985 Consolidated Omnibus Reconciliation Act that allows terminated employees to continue to buy health insurance at group rates, and that allow families who lose their coverage through the death or divorce of the employee also to continue to buy coverage.
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Cobra Bite Following Immunization Against Cobra Venom

JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1965
THE INDIAN COBRA ( Naja naja ) is considered by most authorities to be one of the most deadly snakes in the world. In India, where the annual mortality from snakebite may reach 25,000 to 30,000, the bite of the cobra is considered one of the prime offenders. Ahuja and Singh 1 and Puranananda 2 have reviewed the symptomatology of cobra bite.
E D, CANAN, H H, FLOWERS
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“Cobra Head” Stone

The Journal of Pediatrics, 2014
Leinster
Stafford, Aisling M   +2 more
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Cobra

CHI '10 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2010
We discuss Cobra, a handheld peripheral for computer games that applies flexible display design principles to provide a highly intuitive, mobile gaming experience. Cobra is a flexible plastic board interface that uses bends as input to the gaming device. The display is provided by a shoulder-mounted Pico projector.
Zi Ye, Hammad Khalid
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COBRAS

2009
In this chapter, the authors propose a case-based reasoning recommender system called COBRAS: a Peer-to-Peer (P2P) bibliographical reference recommender system. COBRAS’s task is to find relevant documents and interesting people related to the interests and preferences of a single person belonging to a like-minded group in an implicit and an intelligent
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COBRA AND OTHER BOMBES

Cryptologia, 1996
In 1942 the Germans increased the number of rotors in the Enigma Coding Machine used by their Navy from three to four. To break the new codes necessitated development by the Allies of a high-speed “Bombe” with four wheels instead of the three on those already in service.
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Cobra

Hispania, 1974
Eugene R. Skinner, Severo Sarduy
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The Cobra Head Sign

Radiology, 2002
The cobra head sign is classically seen with an intravesical ureterocele. This type of ureterocele is also termed orthotopic, since it arises from a ureter with a normal insertion into the trigone. The term ureterocele denotes a cystic ballooning of the distal end of the ureter. What causes ureterocele is not clear.
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