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Tomographic and biomechanical corneal characteristics of patients with angioid streaks. [PDF]

Int J Ophthalmol
Gürelik G, Uysal BS, Şahin MN, Özdemir HB, Bilgihan K.   +4 more
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THMC Modeling for CO₂ Geological Storage: Advances, Challenges, and Prospects. [PDF]

ACS Omega
Chang J, Lin K, Wei N, Liu S, Jing M, Yang C, Liu T.   +6 more
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High-pressure injection or low-pressure injection for a direct injection hydrogen engine?

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy
Zeyuan Huang, Lei Zhou
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Intraneural injection: volume and pressure

Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine, 2021
To the Editor We read with great interest the brief technical report ‘Opening injection pressure monitoring using an in-line device does not prevent intraneural injection in an isolate nerve model’ by Mejia et al .[1][1] We do concur with their findings but believe that a clarification ...
Alice Seol, Ban C H Tsui
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Pressures Created by Dental Injections

Journal of Dental Research, 1981
In routine dental practice, anesthetic solutions are injected into tissue sites of widely different distensibilities, under a variety of pressures. The purpose of the present study, during simulated dental practice, was to determine the maximum injection pressures obtained by clinicians during injections in dogs.
E L, Pashley, R, Nelson, D H, Pashley
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High-Pressure Injection Injuries

The Journal of Hand Surgery, 2012
EFINITION igh-pressure injection injuries occur when equipment apable of achieving pressures sufficient to breach the uman skin injects its contents into the human body, ost commonly into the hand. The pressure required to penetrate intact human skin is commonly cited at 7 bar (7 10 N/m) or 100 psi.
Ioannis P, Pappou, D Nicole, Deal
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High-pressure injection injuries

Injury, 1991
A retrospective review of the 11 patients attending the Hand Unit at the Derbyshire Royal Infirmary over the last 5 years with high-pressure injection injuries is presented. The machines and materials that cause these injuries are outlined and the methods of treatment and rehabilitation are described in detail.
N C, Neal, F D, Burke
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