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Pain Relief in Areas of Deprivation and Conflict

2019
Pain management requires medical, social, and cultural considerations. These complexities are compounded in areas of deprivation and conflict. While major causes of pain are similar to those found in other regions, barriers to the delivery of pain management under these circumstances can occur due to limited resources, restrictive policies, poor ...
Sam Nia, Jason H. Epstein
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Deep seabed rock dredging in areas with high relief

Marine Georesources & Geotechnology, 1994
Deep‐seabed dredging has been for more than 125 years and continues today to be the primary tool for sampling deep‐seabed, hard‐substrate environments. Much effort and innovation have been invested in this pursuit to accommodate the varying seabed types and the objectives of the investigators.
Charles L. Morgan, David A. Larson, John C. Wiltshire   +2 more
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Pain Relief in Areas of Deprivation and Conflict

2017
This chapter addresses pain relief in areas of deprivation and conflict. There is variability in the causes of pain worldwide, including HIV/AIDS, torture-related pain and suffering, and war-related injuries. There is also great variability in the availability of adequate pain treatment worldwide due to limitations of education, training, knowledge of ...
John Corey, Kelly McQueen
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Relief of pain by electrical stimulation of the septal area

Journal of the Neurological Sciences, 1967
Abstract The effect of deep cerebral stimulation was investigated in 6 cases of severe pain, most of which were due to terminal carcinomatosis. In only 1 case was a satisfactory result obtained, and in one other case some improvement was noted following stimulation. In view of the low probability of success, the procedure, although of interest, does
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Relief of Intractable Vomiting from Surgical Lesions in the Area Postrema

Journal of Neurosurgery, 1962
I N THE human brain there are at least three small widely separated areas that have certain features in common but differ histologically from surrounding tissues. On the basis of their topographic location they are referred to as the supra-optic crest, the intercolumnar tubercle and the area postrema.
P A, LINDSTROM, K R, BRIZZEE
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Six Rural Problem Areas--Relief--Resources--Rehabilitation

Southern Economic Journal, 1936
E. D. Tetreau, P. G. Beck, M. C. Forster
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Stomach relief roentgenogram (IV) fine relief of gastric area

Gastroenterologia Japonica, 1968
S. Saito, N. Toda, M. Ishimoto, T. Tobe
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Effect of Different Explosion Relief Outlet Angles on Explosion Relief Efficiency in Confined Areas

Combustion Science and Technology, 2022
Zhi-Wei Jia, Yu Song, Rui-Xia Zhang
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Relief checking for large surface areas

Measurement Techniques, 1981
V. V. Kozlov, Yu. K. Zavodov, L. A. Sashina   +2 more
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UAV-BASED VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM OF RELIEF AREAS

UAV-BASED VIDEO SURVEILLANCE SYSTEM OF RELIEF AREAS Jaloliddin Yigitaliyev Master’s student at Tashkent State Technical University named after Islam Karimov Makhmudjon Abdullayev Senior teacher at Tashkent State Technical University named after Islam Karimov https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11467077 Abstract: The integration of Unmanned Aerial ...
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