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STONE CUTTERS AND GRANITE CUTTERS
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1928To the Editor: —I wish to endorse the communication of Dr. C. E. Perry (The Journal, Dec. 24, 1927, p. 2211). I think it very unfortunate that the classification "stone cutters" is used. I have lived and worked in the marble district of Vermont for fifteen years and only rarely find tuberculosis in a marble cutter.
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THE CUTTER IN THE FIELD: RESCUING A 1911 BOMBAY NAVAL CUTTER
Historic Ships 2023, 2023The paper tells the story of how Chatham Historic Dockyard rescued a 1911 teak-built Royal Navy cutter from a field in Suffolk. It outlines the history of the vessel, how the Trust moved the cutter to the Dockyard, how they plan to conserve and display her to the public.
N Ball, K S Hennum, J Morgan
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John Clarence Cutter and the Cutter Lectures on Preventive Medicine
New England Journal of Medicine, 1958JOHN Clarence Cutter was born in the town of Warren, Massachusetts, on July 10, 1851. He graduated from the Massachusetts Agricultural College at Amherst in 1872, devoted a year to the pursuit of literature in J. B. Lippincott's publishing house, spent two years at Dartmouth Medical School and transferred to Harvard Medical School, graduating in 1877 ...
J E, GORDON, M, HEMMING
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American Journal of Psychotherapy, 1987
Hypnotic techniques can add to effective therapy with self-cutting patients, but only in the context of a strong, communicative, and flexible relationship. "Neutral hypnosis" and relaxation techniques can be employed to counteract the frightening depersonalization that leads to the cutting.
D W, Malon, D, Berardi
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Hypnotic techniques can add to effective therapy with self-cutting patients, but only in the context of a strong, communicative, and flexible relationship. "Neutral hypnosis" and relaxation techniques can be employed to counteract the frightening depersonalization that leads to the cutting.
D W, Malon, D, Berardi
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The Syndrome of the Wrist Cutter
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1967Many hospitals are experiencing an influx of patients who have made several suicide attempts through wrist slashing. A study was undertaken to learn the possible causes of such behavior. It suggested that the wrist slashers have a common behavior pattern stemming from early maternal deprivation and imbedded in inability to give and receive meaningful ...
H, Graff, R, Mallin
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Australian Journal of Opthalmology, 1982
SummaryInappropriate infusion, either suprachoroidal or subretinal massive intraocular haemorrhage and inadvertent tearing or nibbling ofthe retina, are problems which maybe inducediatrogenically during vitrectomy.Familiarity with the mechanical principles of each type of vitrectomy instrument will serve to minimise such hazards.This paper presents the
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SummaryInappropriate infusion, either suprachoroidal or subretinal massive intraocular haemorrhage and inadvertent tearing or nibbling ofthe retina, are problems which maybe inducediatrogenically during vitrectomy.Familiarity with the mechanical principles of each type of vitrectomy instrument will serve to minimise such hazards.This paper presents the
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