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Spread of Epidural Anesthesia and the Lateral Position
Anesthesia & Analgesia, 1981The effects of the lateral position on onset, spread after 15 minutes, maximum spread, and duration of epidural anesthesia were measured in two groups of patients when different volumes in lidocaine 2% and epinephrine (20 and 15 ml) were injected using a standardizing technique; the patient was kept in the lateral position for 30 to 35 minutes after ...
G A, Apostolou +2 more
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Lateral biases in assumptions of lighting position
Brain and Cognition, 2005People presume that the light source in pictures comes from above, and there is some evidence that this phenomenon also demonstrates lateral biases. When investigators present multiple ambiguous stimuli or visually complex objects, people assume that the source of light is from above, and to the left.
Lorin J, Elias, Brent M, Robinson
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Range effects in the identification of lateral position
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1989Experiments on the identification of interaural time and interaural amplitude differences were conducted to evaluate the effects of stimulus range on identification performance. Three stimulus sets, large range (LR), small-range center (SRC), and small-range side (SRS), were used in experiments on interaural time and amplitude identification.
J, Koehnke, N I, Durlach
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Distraction in the Lateral Position in Elbow Arthroscopy
Arthroscopy, 2000Summary: To perform successful elbow arthroscopy, it is very important to have precise positioning and to distract the joint during arthroscopy. We have developed a method of distraction during elbow arthroscopy that enlarges the articular space while ensuring the stability of the elbow.
T, Takahashi +4 more
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Ankle Arthroscopy in the Lateral Decubitus Position
Foot & Ankle International, 2003Ankle or subtalar arthroscopy is a commonly performed procedure. It is often desirable to perform a diagnostic or therapeutic ankle arthroscopy followed by an open lateral ankle or hindfoot surgery. Standard positioning for ankle or subtalar arthroscopy is supine with or without the use of noninvasive distractor.
Gregory P, Harbach +3 more
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Dynamic control of lateral root positioning
Current Opinion in Plant Biology, 2017In dicot root systems, lateral roots are in general regularly spaced along the longitudinal axis of the primary root to facilitate water and nutrient uptake. Recently, recurrent programmed cell death in the root cap of the growing root has been implicated in lateral root spacing.
Barbara K, Möller +2 more
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Control of the Lateral and Longitudinal Position of a Bus
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1997An automatic control system is described to control the lateral and longitudinal position of a bus with respect to a track. A sensor system, based on active inductive wires and wheel pulse counters measures the lateral displacement and the longitudinal position. The bus has 4 wheels.
Bosch, van den, P.P.J., Hendrix, W.H.A.
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CESAREAN SECTION IN THE LATERAL POSITION
Survey of Anesthesiology, 1972K W, Waldron, C, Wood
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