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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1988
To the Editor. —Despite their occasional use as punishment, push-ups are widely and voluntarily practiced by our fitness-conscious population. We would like to report a previously undescribed but preventable complication of this activity. Report of a Case.
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To the Editor. —Despite their occasional use as punishment, push-ups are widely and voluntarily practiced by our fitness-conscious population. We would like to report a previously undescribed but preventable complication of this activity. Report of a Case.
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Valsalva haemorrhagic retinopathy after push-ups
The Lancet, 2011An 18-year-old man presented with sudden painless blurring of vision in the right eye, after a few rounds of push-up exercises. He was a college student. Our patient had no history of vascular disease or blood dyscrasias. His right vision was 20/200, and his left vision was 20/20. Retinal examination of the right eye showed a crescent shaped subhyaloid
Mohd, Hassan, Iqbal, Tajunisah
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2014
Learning through stories becomes something that we all might do. By the nature of the invitation, to hear and reflect, we must consider how we listen deeply and focus on what is spoken. Being mindful not to edit the words we hear, too busily constructing our reply.
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Learning through stories becomes something that we all might do. By the nature of the invitation, to hear and reflect, we must consider how we listen deeply and focus on what is spoken. Being mindful not to edit the words we hear, too busily constructing our reply.
Rod Wills +2 more
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Comparison of Scapular Stabilizer Muscles Activity among Push-Up, Knee Push-Up and Wall push-Up
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Poles of Meaning: Pushing Language Up and Down
Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science, 2007I discuss the problem of using the emotional/cognitive duality as a satisfactory way of formulating the problem of linguistic origins and of the distinctiveness of literary language. I address in particular Shanahan's use of the work of Ernst Cassirer and Susanne Langer.
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Push-Up Stridor Caused by a Bronchogenic Cyst
Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1964This is a report of a heretofore undescribed sign which provided a clue to the diagnosis of a retrotracheal bronchogenic cyst 1-6 in a 12-month-old Chinese-American girl. Report of a Case Case1.—The patient was born Feb 11, 1960 and was seen on Feb 6, 1961 because of an acute respiratory infection of five days' duration with low grade fever, coryza ...
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