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Annual Reports to the ESA Council ESA 110th Annual Meeting July, 2025
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Tropical Doctor, 2022
Norwegian scabies is a severe form of scabies usually seen in immunocompromised children and adults. It is rarely reported in the neonatal age group. We present such a case.
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Norwegian scabies is a severe form of scabies usually seen in immunocompromised children and adults. It is rarely reported in the neonatal age group. We present such a case.
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2023
Norwegian is mainly spoken in Norway and is represented in writing by two written languages, Bokmål (90%) and Nynorsk (10%). Both would work well as a written standard for the whole country but are to some extent regionally distributed. The distribution is partly based on the dialects and their likeness to one of the two written standards, and partly ...
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Norwegian is mainly spoken in Norway and is represented in writing by two written languages, Bokmål (90%) and Nynorsk (10%). Both would work well as a written standard for the whole country but are to some extent regionally distributed. The distribution is partly based on the dialects and their likeness to one of the two written standards, and partly ...
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Irish Journal of Medical Science, 1987
THREE patients with Norwegian or keratotic scabies are reported. One patient suffered from Down’s Syndrome, another abused alcohol and had poor personal hygiene, while the third patient was being treated for breast carcinoma with radiotherapy. This rare form of scabies is reviewed with particular reference to its occurrence in immunosuppressed or ...
B, Ramsay, F C, Powell
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THREE patients with Norwegian or keratotic scabies are reported. One patient suffered from Down’s Syndrome, another abused alcohol and had poor personal hygiene, while the third patient was being treated for breast carcinoma with radiotherapy. This rare form of scabies is reviewed with particular reference to its occurrence in immunosuppressed or ...
B, Ramsay, F C, Powell
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Rearing of Swedish, Norwegian, and Norwegian Sami children
European Journal of Oral Sciences, 1993A total of 362 3‐yr‐old Swedish, Norwegian, and Norwegian Sami (Lapp) children were examined, and their parents were asked about their children's present and previous sucking habits and how long they had been breast‐fed and bottle‐fed. They were also asked what the children's age was when porridge or puréed food or food with a soft chewing resistance ...
E, Larsson, B, Ogaard, R, Lindsten
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