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Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine, Oral Pathology, 1981
A lesion in Macaca cyclopis which appears to conform to defined characteristics of noma in human beings has been reported. Clinical features in common include the gangrenous appearance of the lesion, the association with necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis, and the massive destruction of soft tissue and bone in the oronasofacial regions.
William J Buchanan +4 more
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A lesion in Macaca cyclopis which appears to conform to defined characteristics of noma in human beings has been reported. Clinical features in common include the gangrenous appearance of the lesion, the association with necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis, and the massive destruction of soft tissue and bone in the oronasofacial regions.
William J Buchanan +4 more
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The Surgical Treatment of Noma
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1991Noma is a gangrenous stomatitis affecting children from developing countries. It may leave dreadful mutilations around the mouth, with amputation of the lips, cheek, nose, lids, maxilla, palate, or mandibula. Reconstruction should take into account the size of the defect, the presence of trismus or constriction of the mandible, the age of the child ...
Denys Montandon +2 more
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2019
In this chapter, the compatibility of NOMA will be introduced by discussing the applications of NOMA to various techniques, such as heterogeneous networks (HetNets), cognitive radio networks (CRNs), and multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO). Particularly, the average performance of NOMA enabled HetNets will be provided as an example.
Zhiguo Ding, Yuanwei Liu, Zhijin Qin
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In this chapter, the compatibility of NOMA will be introduced by discussing the applications of NOMA to various techniques, such as heterogeneous networks (HetNets), cognitive radio networks (CRNs), and multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO). Particularly, the average performance of NOMA enabled HetNets will be provided as an example.
Zhiguo Ding, Yuanwei Liu, Zhijin Qin
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2019
In this chapter, the sustainability of NOMA will be discussed by talking about cooperative NOMA and wireless powered NOMA networks. Particularly, the average performance of wireless powered NOMA will be presented in detail as an example.
Zhiguo Ding, Yuanwei Liu, Zhijin Qin
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In this chapter, the sustainability of NOMA will be discussed by talking about cooperative NOMA and wireless powered NOMA networks. Particularly, the average performance of wireless powered NOMA will be presented in detail as an example.
Zhiguo Ding, Yuanwei Liu, Zhijin Qin
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The Lancet, 2006
Noma is an opportunistic infection promoted by extreme poverty. It evolves rapidly from a gingival inflammation to grotesque orofacial gangrene. It occurs worldwide, but is most common in sub-Saharan Africa. The peak incidence of acute noma is at ages 1-4 years, coinciding with the period of linear growth retardation in deprived children.
William A. Falkler +2 more
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Noma is an opportunistic infection promoted by extreme poverty. It evolves rapidly from a gingival inflammation to grotesque orofacial gangrene. It occurs worldwide, but is most common in sub-Saharan Africa. The peak incidence of acute noma is at ages 1-4 years, coinciding with the period of linear growth retardation in deprived children.
William A. Falkler +2 more
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2019
In this chapter, the security of NOMA will be demonstrating by introducing average performance of physical layer security (PLS).
Zhiguo Ding, Zhijin Qin, Yuanwei Liu
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In this chapter, the security of NOMA will be demonstrating by introducing average performance of physical layer security (PLS).
Zhiguo Ding, Zhijin Qin, Yuanwei Liu
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Dental Clinics of North America, 2003
According to recent reports from the WHO, noma (or cancrum oris), a hideous, ancient disease primarily affecting children living in poverty in parts of sub-Saharan Africa, is increasing. Noma often starts as an ulcer on the oral mucosa or as ANG and commonly after a bout of measles or other disease.
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According to recent reports from the WHO, noma (or cancrum oris), a hideous, ancient disease primarily affecting children living in poverty in parts of sub-Saharan Africa, is increasing. Noma often starts as an ulcer on the oral mucosa or as ANG and commonly after a bout of measles or other disease.
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2019
This chapter provides an overview of the background knowledge of NOMA from an information theoretic perspective.
Zhiguo Ding, Yuanwei Liu, Zhijin Qin
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This chapter provides an overview of the background knowledge of NOMA from an information theoretic perspective.
Zhiguo Ding, Yuanwei Liu, Zhijin Qin
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1962
With regard to 51 cases of noma treated in the infant medical clinic between April 1950 and March 1953 we came to the following conclusions:
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With regard to 51 cases of noma treated in the infant medical clinic between April 1950 and March 1953 we came to the following conclusions:
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2016
Hardships in farming and migration shape the Hani world view. Congpopo is a Hani epic that documents the hard journey of migration from the remote North to the Southwest China.
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Hardships in farming and migration shape the Hani world view. Congpopo is a Hani epic that documents the hard journey of migration from the remote North to the Southwest China.
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