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AbstractHand and wrist soft tissue masses may be classified as pseudotumors, benign neoplasms, or malignant neoplasms. The vast majority of hand lesions are benign. Consideration of the location of the lesion and its imaging characteristics often leads to a specific diagnosis. Pseudotumors discussed in this article are ganglion cysts, accessory muscles,
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Examination of the hands has the potential to transform the encounter between physician and patient. Taking the hands conveys a sense of warmth and connectedness and is a means to communicate the physician's mindfulness. The hands can focus the examination on the individual patient as a complete human being, and not merely a disease or a collection of ...
Susanna E, Bedell, Thomas B, Graboys
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Reforesting the Rhizome: Peter Larkin's 'Roots Surfacing Horizon' (2008)
This essay foregrounds the significance of contemporary scientific accounts of mycorrhizal networks in the poetry of Peter Larkin. In contrast to critical readings that have focused on scarcity, gift, particularity, and landscape, the essay is the first ...
Dominic Hand
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An interview with film dirctor Aparna Sen which took place at the AEEII conference in the University of Valladolid in November ...
Felicity Hand
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Neonatal Resuscitation in Low Volume Hospital Settings
The vast majority of term newborns will begin breathing and make a successful transition to extrauterine life, whereas a small percentage of infants will require some intervention immediately after birth by a skilled provider [...]
Ivan Hand
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Much ink has been spilt on the question of 'how' philosophy might be taught in schools—on the forms of pedagogy appropriate to the subject, the levels of abstraction at which children can think, and the philosophical problems most likely to inspire their
Felicity Hand
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Ecocriticism on the Edge. The Anthropocene as a Threshold Concept
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Felicity Hand
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Description "Hands" is inspired by my first encounter with a donor in the cadaver lab during my first year of medical school. This poem highlights the intimate relationship between the medical student and their "first patient" and captures the factors that helped me realize the grandeur of the dissecting experience.
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“Endless beginnings” is an appropriate phrase to apply to John Banville’s work. It is appropriate too, perhaps, to all those who come to that work and evaluate it critically.
Derek Hand
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