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Operative Monitoring of Parathyroid Gland Hyperfunction

Survey of Anesthesiology, 1991
With a 20-year experience of more than 700 parathyroidectomies, our persistent hypercalcemic postoperative failure rate of 7% has remained constant. Reasons for failure have been misdiagnosis or inability of the surgeon to detect and excise all hypersecreting glands.
G L, Irvin, V D, Dembrow, D L, Prudhomme
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Performance monitor for an operational LAN

Computer Communications, 1986
Abstract The design and implementation of a performance monitor of an operational LAN, Monet, the local area network of Monash University (Monet-PM) is presented in this paper. The software has a monitoring and data analysis system. The performance monitor allows the evaluation of the network in the normal operational state.
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Monitoring the operation of system software

Software: Practice and Experience, 1971
AbstractTo provide a picture of the operation of system software on the University of Nottingham KDF9, a log of library, composer and compiler usage has been created dynamically during normal use of the machine. Analysis of the results points to one or two unexpected conclusions.
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On structuring operating systems with monitors

ACM SIGOPS Operating Systems Review, 1979
This paper considers whether Hoare's monitor proposal for structuring operating systems could usefully be applied in the design of substantial operating systems for medium or large computers. Attention is drawn to problems which might arise in terms of the structural form of monitors, the approach to resource scheduling, and the monitor approach to ...
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Hemodynamic monitoring in the operating room

Resuscitation, 1984
Cardiopulmonary homeostasis for the high risk surgical patient is dependent on invasive monitoring techniques which are designed to allow for the early detection of physiological dysfunction during the development stages. One must maintain both minimum and maximum predetermined cardiorespiratory values by the early utilization of specific therapeutic ...
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Monitoring patients in the operating room

AORN Journal, 1971
Although the first mention of resuscitation occurs in the Bible, it wasn’t until the 16th century that physicians became seriously interested in the subject. The famous physician Vesalius mentioned resuscitation in some of his works in the 16th century and Harvey discussed resuscitation of the pigeon’s heart in the 17th century.
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Monitoring in operating theatres

Acta Neurochirurgica, 1980
A S, Brown, F J, Gillingham
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Operating and Monitoring the Release

2019
Once our software changes are deployed and running in production, we have just begun. Consider our model for DevOps that was introduced at the beginning of this book in Figure 10-1. We must have a strategy for operations. Then we must execute that strategy consistently and measure to ensure what we expect is happening.
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Effects of Environmental and Operational Conditions on Structural Health Monitoring and Non-Destructive Testing: A Systematic Review

Buildings, 2023
Mohsen Mousavi, Ulrike Dackermann
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Operation, Maintenance, and Monitoring

2020
The reader who avidly takes up this chapter in the hope of picking up nuggets of useful information on the issue of operation and maintenance of specific tapchanger makes and models will be disappointed.
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