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Postnasal drip and postnasal drip-related cough
Current Opinion in Otolaryngology & Head and Neck Surgery, 2016This article describes the pathophysiology and management of postnasal drip (PND) with and without cough.PND is a common complaint in primary care and ear-nose-throat offices, and is often, but not always, associated with chronic cough. Because it lacks objective testing and its symptoms can be vague and variable, PND has become a catch-all diagnosis ...
Jason L, Yu, Samuel S, Becker
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Dripping-Jetting Transitions in a Dripping Faucet
Physical Review Letters, 2004Fascinating dynamics is known to result when the flow rate Q at which water drips from a faucet varies. Starting with simple (period-1) dripping, the system transitions as Q increases to complex dripping, where it exhibits period-n (n=2,4, em leader ) and chaotic responses, and then jets once Q exceeds a threshold.
Bala, Ambravaneswaran +3 more
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Radiology, 1970
Abstract A new technique of venography by continuous drip infusion is presented as a modification of the one generally used. Drip infusion venography is simple, flexible, and of minimal hazard with a good result obtainable in twenty to thirty minutes.
L P, Kirschner, H, Twigg, J, Farkas
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Abstract A new technique of venography by continuous drip infusion is presented as a modification of the one generally used. Drip infusion venography is simple, flexible, and of minimal hazard with a good result obtainable in twenty to thirty minutes.
L P, Kirschner, H, Twigg, J, Farkas
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Current Opinion in Immunology, 2020
The defective ribosomal product (DRiP) hypothesis was proposed nearly 25 years ago to account for the rapid generation of peptides from otherwise metabolically stable viral proteins. It posits that errors in converting genetic information into stable proteins accounts for a sizeable fraction of the immunopeptidome.
Jonathan W, Yewdell, Jaroslav, Hollý
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The defective ribosomal product (DRiP) hypothesis was proposed nearly 25 years ago to account for the rapid generation of peptides from otherwise metabolically stable viral proteins. It posits that errors in converting genetic information into stable proteins accounts for a sizeable fraction of the immunopeptidome.
Jonathan W, Yewdell, Jaroslav, Hollý
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American Journal of Roentgenology, 1965
1. Our experience with drip infusion pyelography and/or nephrotomography in a series of 110 patients is described.2. Methylglucamine diatrizoate 60 per cent, diluted with an equal amount of 5 per cent glucose in water, has proved to be the contrast agent of choice because it provides reliable diagnostic contrast and is both safe and economical in use.3.
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1. Our experience with drip infusion pyelography and/or nephrotomography in a series of 110 patients is described.2. Methylglucamine diatrizoate 60 per cent, diluted with an equal amount of 5 per cent glucose in water, has proved to be the contrast agent of choice because it provides reliable diagnostic contrast and is both safe and economical in use.3.
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Deciphering Ancient Weather Reports, Drip by Drip
Science, 2007Stalagmites and stalactites are an increasingly valuable trove of high-resolution information on prehistoric climates.
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NHS: and the tap goes drip, drip, drip
The Lancet, 2002Ali, Tavakkolizadeh, Hans Van, Leenhoff
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Drip, drip, drop little April showers...
Child Care, 2008Stories can be a great way for children to gain knowledge and understanding of the world. Paula Hammond tells a seasonal springtime tale about one little girl’s fascination with the weather.
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