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Archives of Dermatology, 1965
Neuropathy due to liquid-nitrogen cryotherapy of skin lesions is reported. The anatomic basis for this untoward occurrence is depicted. Precautions to avoid neuropathy are enumerated.
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Neuropathy due to liquid-nitrogen cryotherapy of skin lesions is reported. The anatomic basis for this untoward occurrence is depicted. Precautions to avoid neuropathy are enumerated.
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Inhalation of liquid nitrogen vapor
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1982A case of accidental inhalation of liquid nitrogen vapor is reported. The patient, a 29-year-old man, developed acute burns of his lips and oropharynx and presented with signs and symptoms of acute upper airway distress within an hour of the injury. The patient underwent emergency tracheostomy and was placed on intravenous dexamethasone and ampicillin.
G, Rockswold, D J, Buran
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Archives of Dermatology, 1967
This study on the use of liquid nitrogen as a cryotherapeutic agent was, in a large measure, prompted by the questions of residents and interns: "With how much pressure, for how long, and what lesions should we treat?" An attempt to develop an exact measurement time and pressure system was found to be beset with many variables. Therefore such a system
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This study on the use of liquid nitrogen as a cryotherapeutic agent was, in a large measure, prompted by the questions of residents and interns: "With how much pressure, for how long, and what lesions should we treat?" An attempt to develop an exact measurement time and pressure system was found to be beset with many variables. Therefore such a system
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Liquid-to-vapor homogeneous nucleation in liquid nitrogen
Physical Review B, 1987Experimental data on the liquid-to-vapor homogeneous-nucleation temperature, which provides a fundamental limit on the maximum attainable superheat, are presented for liquid nitrogen in the temperature range 77.4 ...
, Sinha, , Brodie, , Semura
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The Appropriate Use of Liquid Nitrogen
Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1983Cryosurgery, from the Greek word "kyros" meaning icy cold, is 80 years old and has become firmly established in medicine as a modality for the destruction of superficial benign and malignant lesions. Its advantages include simplicity of use, few complications, use where radiotherapy would destroy tissue such as cartilaginous structures, little bleeding,
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Storage of seed in liquid nitrogen
Cryobiology, 1982Abstract Germination percentages of 24 species of seeds stored in liquid nitrogen for 600 days were compared with those stored at 5 °C in sealed containers. There were no obvious changes in germination caused either by the freezing and thawing process, or by the 600-day storage in liquid nitrogen. Ease of procedure, costs, and possible application to
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The properties of liquid nitrogen
Molecular Physics, 1976A Molecular Dynamics simulation of liquid nitrogen has been carried out using an atom-atom potential together with a point quadrupole-quadrupole interaction. The changes in the properties of the model fluid compared to a previous simulation [1] using the atom-atom potential alone are small but significant.
P.S.Y. Cheung, J.G. Powles
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Liquid Nitrogen Cryotherapy of Lymphangiectasia
Cornea, 2009To report a case of lymphangiectasia successfully treated with liquid nitrogen cryotherapy.A 1.5-mm Brymill cryoprobe (Brymill Cryogenic Systems, Ellington, CT) was applied in a double freeze-thaw method after an incisional biopsy of a portion of the conjunctiva.
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Archives of Dermatology, 1961
Freezing agents have been used in a diversity of skin conditions since White's first report of the use of liquid air in 1899.1Pusey, in 1907,2popularized the use of solid carbon dioxide only after observing the applications of liquid air and liquid O2in dermatology.
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Freezing agents have been used in a diversity of skin conditions since White's first report of the use of liquid air in 1899.1Pusey, in 1907,2popularized the use of solid carbon dioxide only after observing the applications of liquid air and liquid O2in dermatology.
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Journal of Chemical Education, 1996
For the last five years, Oakland Community College has sponsored a one-day community outreach program called "A Science Day for Kids". The program is meant to stimulate the curiosity of students aged 6-13 in the sciences and present opportunities for them to explore several different sciences in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.
William T. Nolan, Thaddeus J. Gish
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For the last five years, Oakland Community College has sponsored a one-day community outreach program called "A Science Day for Kids". The program is meant to stimulate the curiosity of students aged 6-13 in the sciences and present opportunities for them to explore several different sciences in a relaxed and enjoyable atmosphere.
William T. Nolan, Thaddeus J. Gish
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