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NEUROSURGERY IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1996Background: An audit of neurosurgery in Papua New Guinea (PNG) based on the experience of a visiting neurosurgeon is presented. The objectives of the study were to determine the type and frequency of neurosurgical conditions in PNG, whether major neurosurgery can be performed successfully in PNG, and to develop a strategy for the development of ...
Jeffrey V. Rosenfeld +2 more
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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Surgery, 1973
The incidence and ætiology of hepatoma in Papua New Guinea are discussed. A review has been made of 43 cases of hepatoma diagnosed at the Port Moresby General Hospital between 1960 and 1970 and of 24 cases diagnosed in 1970 and 1971. The surgery of hepatoma is discussed. One case is reported in which left hemihepatectomy for hepatoma was performed on a
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The incidence and ætiology of hepatoma in Papua New Guinea are discussed. A review has been made of 43 cases of hepatoma diagnosed at the Port Moresby General Hospital between 1960 and 1970 and of 24 cases diagnosed in 1970 and 1971. The surgery of hepatoma is discussed. One case is reported in which left hemihepatectomy for hepatoma was performed on a
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1973
Excerpt Papua New Guinea, Australia's only colonial venture, is one of the last developing countries headed for self-government; the date set is December of this year.
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Excerpt Papua New Guinea, Australia's only colonial venture, is one of the last developing countries headed for self-government; the date set is December of this year.
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Annals of Internal Medicine, 1979
Excerpt As forecast by Professor Ian Maddocks (1), Papua New Guinea achieved self-government on 1 December 1973 and, with the usual numismatic and philatelic acclaim, independence from Australia on...
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Excerpt As forecast by Professor Ian Maddocks (1), Papua New Guinea achieved self-government on 1 December 1973 and, with the usual numismatic and philatelic acclaim, independence from Australia on...
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PAPUA NEW GUINEA: Change and Continuity in Mathematics Education in Papua New Guinea
2018[Extract] Papua New Guinea (PNG) is comprised of the eastern half of the island of New Guinea and around 600 neighbouring islands, large and small. (The western half of the island was claimed by the Dutch as a colony but is currently controlled by Indonesia.) In the late 1800s, the northern part was designated as a German Protectorate and the southern ...
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The Amok Syndrome in Papua and New Guinea
Medical Journal of Australia, 1968Kipling was perhaps a little premature, for the twain have met in more recent times with the Judgment Seat still in the offing, and nowhere is this more apparent than in the case of the exotic syndrome stripped of its mystique under the penetrating onslaught of modern behavioural science.
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Australia (with Papua New Guinea)
The Journal of Commonwealth Literature, 1985Kieran Dolin, Van Ikin
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2005
Papua New Guinea is the first book to explore the economic development of this socially complex, rapidly changing nation. Subjects discussed include: * rapid economic growth and political conflict * civil war on the island of Bougainville * population growth and urbanisation * mining: gold, copper and environmental conflicts * uneven development and ...
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Papua New Guinea is the first book to explore the economic development of this socially complex, rapidly changing nation. Subjects discussed include: * rapid economic growth and political conflict * civil war on the island of Bougainville * population growth and urbanisation * mining: gold, copper and environmental conflicts * uneven development and ...
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2017
In 1973, Papua New Guinea's central government faced a political uprising from a number of provinces pushing for self-governance. These demands influenced the direction of Papua New Guinea's decentralization policy. The Organic Law on Provincial Governments and Local-Level Governments, enacted in 1977 and revised in 1995, formed the initial legal basis
Pieter Johannes van Maaren +1 more
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In 1973, Papua New Guinea's central government faced a political uprising from a number of provinces pushing for self-governance. These demands influenced the direction of Papua New Guinea's decentralization policy. The Organic Law on Provincial Governments and Local-Level Governments, enacted in 1977 and revised in 1995, formed the initial legal basis
Pieter Johannes van Maaren +1 more
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1992
Although a few white Australian women have been born in Papua New Guinea and indeed spent all or most of their lives there, the great majority lived in the Territory for only a few years. For most expatriate women, Papua New Guinea was a passage in their lives, a brief moment, usually of their adulthood, after growing up and before growing old.
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Although a few white Australian women have been born in Papua New Guinea and indeed spent all or most of their lives there, the great majority lived in the Territory for only a few years. For most expatriate women, Papua New Guinea was a passage in their lives, a brief moment, usually of their adulthood, after growing up and before growing old.
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