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Effect of stress, anxiety and depression on unstimulated salivary flow rate and xerostomia
Journal of Dental Research, Dental Clinics, Dental Prospects, 2017Background. Unstimulated salivary flow rate can be influenced by different factors. This study was undertaken to evaluate the effect of stress, anxiety and depression on unstimulated salivary flow rate in adults. Methods.
N. Gholami +3 more
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Low‐flow anaesthesia at a fixed flow rate
Acta Anaesthesiologica Scandinavica, 2009Aims and Objectives: This study attempts to assess the safety of low‐flow anaesthesia (LFA) at fixed flow rates with particular reference to the incidence of a decline in FiO2 below safe levels of 0.3 and to determine whether LFA can be used safely in the absence of an FiO2 monitor.Methods: A total of 100 patients undergoing procedures under general ...
A, Cherian, A, Badhe
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High-flow-rate hydroxylapatites
Analytical Biochemistry, 1985We have established a novel and simple method for preparing rigidly crystallized or granulated hydroxylapatites, which showed flow rates one order of magnitude higher in column chromatography than those of the Tiselius specimen (1). The essential difference in the procedures from the Tiselius method is that calcium phosphate, the precursor of ...
H, Hirano, T, Nishimura, T, Iwamura
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An Index Combining Respiratory Rate and Oxygenation to Predict Outcome of Nasal High-Flow Therapy.
American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine, 2019Rationale: One important concern during high-flow nasal cannula (HFNC) therapy in patients with acute hypoxemic respiratory failure is to not delay intubation.
O. Roca +9 more
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Urinary flow rates in hypospadias
British Journal of Plastic Surgery, 1997Uroflowmetry has been performed on 140 occasions in 90 patients with hypospadias before and after reconstructive surgery. Children with hypospadias tend to have a lower maximum urinary flow rate for volume voided than the general population, lying around the population 5th centile.
A D, Malyon, J G, Boorman, N, Bowley
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Estimation of heat-flow rate from fluid-flow rate
Journal of Petroleum Science and Engineering, 2020Abstract This paper presents a simplified analytical model to translate the fluid-flow rate into the heat-flow rate by incorporating the Joule-Thompson effect. Single-phase fluid flow in the formation and into the wellbore is the prime consideration of this study. The proposed approach combines the Darcy flow equation with that of Fourier's heat flow
A.Q. Al Saedi, C.S. Kabir
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Maximum Flow Rates for Microcatheters
Radiology, 1977Microcatheters are defined as those with outer diameters of 4 French gauge or less. Authors tested five sizes of catheters from 2 to 4 French, inclusive to determine the bursting and maximum safe flow rates with automatic injectors. This communication describes the maximum flow rates for various sizes and lenghts, as well as the feasibility of ...
R L, Mani, M J, Kellett
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Glycosaminoglycans and Urine Flow Rate
Nephron, 2008The value of glycosaminoglycans determination in urine has been challenged because the relation between the glycosaminoglycans concentration and other signs of kidney damage is a matter of controversy. It is quite possible that the observed discrepancies could be due to the influence of the urine flow rate, the urine concentration and the time of day ...
Hotz P, Pilliod J, Boillat MA
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The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 1985
The flow rates of the 18- to 24-gauge catheters most commonly used in pediatrics were studied to determine which catheters and infusion techniques allowed for rapid volume replacement in infants and children. As expected, short, large-diameter catheters were found to have a higher flow rate, and flows under pressure in the largest catheters tested were
D, Hodge, G, Fleisher
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The flow rates of the 18- to 24-gauge catheters most commonly used in pediatrics were studied to determine which catheters and infusion techniques allowed for rapid volume replacement in infants and children. As expected, short, large-diameter catheters were found to have a higher flow rate, and flows under pressure in the largest catheters tested were
D, Hodge, G, Fleisher
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Flow-Rate Estimates for Rectilinear Pipe Flow
Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1974A means is established for finding upper and lower bounds on the flow rate of viscous incompressible fluids in straight pipes. Bounds are derived for a class of flow regions having as cross section a strip or annulus, and used to deduce an approximation appropriate to such sections when they are thin. Explicit error-bound results are included.
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