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Corneal Thickness in Highlanders
High Altitude Medicine & Biology, 2017Patyal, Sagarika, Amit Arora, Arun Yadav, and Vijay K. Sharma. Corneal thickness in highlanders. High Alt Med Biol. 18:56-60, 2017.Corneal thickness is an important parameter with diagnostic and therapeutic implications. Various studies have highlighted increase in corneal thickness in lowlanders on ascending to high altitude.
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Teledermatology in the Highlands of Scotland
Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 1996A pilot study of telemedicine consultations of 51 dermatology patients showed that the technology worked well, with the diagnosis being able to be made in most patients and over half of the patients being able to be dealt with through this medium only. It could therefore have a valuable screening role.
D H, Jones +6 more
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‘Too much on the Highlands?’ Recasting the Economic History of the Highlands and Islands
Northern Scotland, 2013This article seeks to open a new debate on the history of the evolution of the economies of the Highlands and Islands. In the process, it explores the underlying reasons for the neglect of this area and argues for a thorough examination of economic activity in the region through an historical lens, underpinned by conceptual frameworks. For the purposes
Perchard, Andrew, MacKenzie, Niall
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The Highland Boundary Fault and the Highland Border Complex
Scottish Journal of Geology, 2010Synopsis Stratigraphic evidence, petrography and way up criteria are presented to show that the bulk of the Highland Border Complex in Scotland gets younger to the NW, towards the largely Neoproterozoic, Dalradian block. An early ophiolite has fed younger sediments with detritus, which, in the absence of reliable
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Man in highlands ecosystem: physiology of native highlanders
1980Man at high altitude has most appropriately been described as eine habitatfremde Art or ecological anomaly (11). Human anatomy and physiology, which are products of arboreal ancestry and subsequent evolution in a forest environment, are in complete disharmony with the extreme conditions of semi-attenuated air, prevailing in the treeless world of high ...
M. S. Mani, A. Pardo
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ACM SIGGRAPH 99 Electronic art and animation catalog, 1999
Damijan Saccio +2 more
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Highland barley: Chemical composition, bioactive compounds, health effects, and applications
Food Research International, 2021Mohammed Obadi, Jun Sun, Bin Xu
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