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Stroke patients' experiences of return to work
Disability and Rehabilitation, 2006Purpose. The aim of this study was to describe the experience of return to work (RTW) after stroke from the patient's perspective.Method. Six patients who had their first ever stroke in 2001, were
Kerstin Ekberg
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Concepts of lightning return stroke models
IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility, 2000Return stroke models have been reviewed according to the assumptions they make and their underlying concepts. We have investigated the roots of the modern concepts used to describe return stroke related phenomena and illustrated their developments and deviations from the original idea. We discuss the return stroke models in two categories in accordance
C Gomes
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Return of Stuttering after Stroke
Brain and Language, 2000The pathophysiology of developmental or acquired stuttering still remains an enigma. In a few cases, the developmental stuttering that had disappeared spontaneously or as a result of therapy reoccurred following a brain lesion. We report on a patient with return of developmental stuttering following a left hemispheric stroke.
M S, Mouradian, T, Paslawski, A, Shuaib
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Lightning return stroke models
Journal of Geophysical Research: Oceans, 1980We test the two most commonly used lightning return stroke models, Bruce‐Golde and transmission line, against subsequent stroke electric and magnetic field wave forms measured simultaneously at near and distant stations and show that these models are inadequate to describe the experimental data.
Y. T. Lin, M. A. Uman, R. B. Standler
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Return to work in stroke patients
Disability and Rehabilitation, 2007To present the current state of knowledge regarding return to work (RTW) following stroke.A comprehensive review of the current stroke rehabilitation literature pertaining to prognostic and treatment factors for RTW following stroke.Stroke is a major healthcare problem and one of the most expensive diseases in modern society. Stroke results not only in
I, Treger +3 more
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1985
Prognostication in medicine is one of our duties, but it is one that we all undertake remembering our many mistakes in the past. We become guarded and finally grudgingly accept that we cannot outguess the capricious nature of disease. So in many instances we beg off when pressed by patients and relatives, and in many instances our professed ignorance ...
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Prognostication in medicine is one of our duties, but it is one that we all undertake remembering our many mistakes in the past. We become guarded and finally grudgingly accept that we cannot outguess the capricious nature of disease. So in many instances we beg off when pressed by patients and relatives, and in many instances our professed ignorance ...
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An identification procedure for lightning return strokes
Journal of Electrostatics, 2001Abstract In this paper an inverse procedure for the identification and the reconstruction of the waveform of the lightning return stroke current is presented. It is based on the acquisition of the vertical component of the electric field radiated by the discharge channel at different locations on the ground and it does not require any information ...
ANDREOTTI A. +3 more
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