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Life Masks and Death Masks

The American Journal of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, 1992
The death of a relative or anyone in a small, tightly knit community with closely shared cultural and religious values has great social impact. As part of the grieving process, people wish to preserve the memory of a loved one or a community leader.
D, Meschutt, M L, Taff, L R, Boglioli
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Masked Blepharoptosis

Journal of Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus, 1986
ABSTRACT The eyelid of a patient with apparent unilateral blepharoptosis and a preference for fixation with the contralateral eye, was corrected surgically. However, postoperatively when the preferred (unoperated) eye was used for fixation, the ptosis appeared to have been overcorrected.
L B, Lockhart, A W, Biglan
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Energetic Masking and Masking Release

2017
Masking is of central interest in the cocktail party problem, because interfering voices may be sufficiently intense or numerous to mask the voice to which the listener is attending, rendering its discourse unintelligible. The definition of energetic masking is problematic, but it may be considered to consist of effects by which an interfering sound ...
Culling, John, Stone, Michael
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Masking unmasked

Biometrika, 1986
Diagnostic methods based on the deletion of single observations are well established in multiple regression analysis. Multiple deletion methods are also well developed, but are little applied due to combinatorial problems. But sometimes the pattern of multiple outliers cannot be revealed by single deletion methods.
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Laryngeal mask.

Intensive care world, 1993
The laryngeal mask, provides a totally patent airway when positioned in the hypopharynx with remarkable patient tolerance, even at very light planes of sedation. The major advantages of the laryngeal mask are its ease of insertion, the absence of contact with the vocal cards, and the fact that it frees the hands of the anesthesiologist ...
Janssens, Marc, Lamy, Maurice
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Masking pain

Nursing Standard, 1988
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs ( NSAIDs ) may not only contribute to peptic ulceration but also mask the pain which leads to diagnosis.
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Masks

Annals of Internal Medicine, 2010
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