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The Halo Nevus

Archives of Dermatology, 1964
The halo nevus can be defined as a pigmented nevus with an obvious depigmented zone about it. Recent observations have indicated that these lesions will undergo self-involution. This article presents the variety of histopathologic pictures seen and demonstrates the gross clinical changes that can occur in the nevus (change in color, increase in size ...
S B, FRANK, H J, COHEN
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The Galactic Halo

Nature, 1970
Galactic halo origin and evolution postulated from chemical evolution assuming stellar evolution ...
J W, Truran, A G, Cameron
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Physical halo and radio halo

Symposium - International Astronomical Union, 1967
A distinction is necessary between two concepts: the physical halo, forming a transition between the gas in the galactic disk and that in intergalactic space, and the radio halo, a spherical component (withR~ 15 kpc) in the distribution of non-thermal radio emission.
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Diabetic Halo

Southern Medical Journal, 1983
In 42 diabetic patients evaluated by ultrasonography in the third trimester of pregnancy, 12 fetuses were found to have the diabetic halo. Of that group, the estimated fetal weight exceeded the 90th percentile in eight of nine studies in which the weight could be estimated sonographically. Overgrowth of the fetal head was not a finding in this group of
J M, Miller, E O, Horger
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Vascular response in halo of recent halo nevus

Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 1981
The depigmented halo of a recently acquired halo nevus showed prominent erythema. Microscopic examination of a specimen from the halo showed dilatation of the dermal blood vessels, thickening of the vessel walls, and swelling of the endothelial cells; cellular infiltration was totally absent.
A, Berman, S, Herszenson
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The Halo of the Moon

2014
In this article I analyze the halo of the moon in ancient Mesopotamian sources, underlying the relation on a symbolical plan with the bovine element and on the interpretative level with weather forecasting (parapegmata).
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The Halo Fixator

Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 2007
The halo fixator may be used for the definitive treatment of cervical spine trauma, preoperative reduction in the patient with spinal deformity, and adjunctive postoperative stabilization following cervical spine surgery. Halo fixation decreases cervical motion by 30% to 96%.
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LIVING IN A HALO

AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1992
B, North, C, North, J L, Lee
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Entoptic halos

Vision Research, 1970
J, Mellerio, D A, Palmer
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