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Influence of Different Surface Modifications on the Reverse Torque Values of Abutment Screws: An In Vitro Study. [PDF]
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Sex hormone-binding globulin increases lumbar fracture risk via bone density, inflammation, and insulin pathways: A Mendelian randomization study. [PDF]
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Indian Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery, 2022
The Macklin effect is associated with alveolar rupture causing a centripetal spread of air along the peribronchovascular interstitial sheath leading to pneumomediastinum, usually seen in ventilator-related barotrauma or blunt chest trauma. We are presenting a peculiar case of iatrogenic (post-intubational) tracheal injury with massive subcutaneous ...
Rohan Reddy Chinthareddy +3 more
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The Macklin effect is associated with alveolar rupture causing a centripetal spread of air along the peribronchovascular interstitial sheath leading to pneumomediastinum, usually seen in ventilator-related barotrauma or blunt chest trauma. We are presenting a peculiar case of iatrogenic (post-intubational) tracheal injury with massive subcutaneous ...
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Heart, 2008
“Accordion Effect” or “wire effect” describes the angiographic appearance of a tortuous coronary artery straightened by a coronary guide wire, and is a widely reported “pseudo-complication” of percutaneous coronary intervention. The differential diagnosis of this angiographic appearance includes vessel dissection, vessel spasm or intracoronary thrombus.
C, Critoph, A, Jain, N, Robinson
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“Accordion Effect” or “wire effect” describes the angiographic appearance of a tortuous coronary artery straightened by a coronary guide wire, and is a widely reported “pseudo-complication” of percutaneous coronary intervention. The differential diagnosis of this angiographic appearance includes vessel dissection, vessel spasm or intracoronary thrombus.
C, Critoph, A, Jain, N, Robinson
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Reversing the Brazil Nut Effect
The European Physical Journal E, 2005We propose a lattice model for studying the Brazil Nut Effect (BNE), i.e. the phase segregation occurring when a granular material is vertically shaked. The model considers the tap intensity and the mobility mu of the grains as the main physical parameters.
Ludewig, François, Vandewalle, Nicolas
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Andexanet: Effectively Reversing Anticoagulation
Trends in Pharmacological Sciences, 2016Despite direct oral anticoagulants becoming a mainstay of anticoagulant therapy, the effective, timely, and safe reversal of their anticoagulant effect remains challenging. Emerging evidence attests that andexanet, a recombinant and inactive variant of native factor X (FXa), competitively inhibits and counteracts the anticoagulant effect of many ...
LIPPI, Giuseppe +2 more
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REVERSAL OF DIAZOXIDE EFFECTS BY TOLBUTAMIDE
The Lancet, 1967Abstract In dogs, short-term administration of tolbutamide reversed diazoxide-induced hyperglycaemia, hypotension, and antidiuresis. In rats, the results suggest that these effects are related and have a common receptor site. Further work is in progress.
J K, Wales, A M, Grant, F W, Wolff
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Reversing the anticoagulation effects of dabigatran
Hospital Practice, 2017The standard of care for oral anticoagulation therapy has primarily been warfarin, which is limited by its indirect mechanism-of-action, variable kinetics, tolerability, and routine monitoring concerns. The direct-acting oral anticoagulants (DOACs) have predictable pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, and improved safety and efficacy compared to ...
William E, Dager, Linda, Banares
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