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Urinary Schistosomiasis in Schoolchildren
Tropical Doctor, 1988Two hundred schoolboys aged from 5–18 years with urinary schistosomiasis were studied. Terminal haematuria was observed to be the commonest presentation, though haematuria may be microscopic initially. Haematuria was painless in only a small percentage of cases, as most of them had associated urinary symptoms.
A K, Patwari, S, Aneja
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The working positions of schoolchildren
Applied Ergonomics, 1994The survey described was carried out at a school in a Danish provincial town. During a one-week period, teachers recorded the various working positions of the schoolchildren. The positions recorded were those intended by the teachers. The average percentage of time allocated to physically active functions was generally acceptable.
A, Storr-Paulsen, J, Aagaard-Hensen
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Changes of Refraction in Schoolchildren
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1985The refractions of 1,118 children, aged 7 to 15 years, were followed for one to eight years; 260 children were hyperopic and 828 were myopic throughout the observation time. Thirty additional hyperopic children became myopic during follow-up. In the cross-sectional study, the mean annual change of refraction in hyperopic children varied from -0.03 to ...
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Corneal Changes in Schoolchildren
Optometry and Vision Science, 1996Videokeratography (TMS-1) data from the right eyes of 788 children between the ages of 6 and 14 years, examined in 1994 as part of the Orinda Longitudinal Study of Myopia, were analyzed using the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) to quantify corneal power, toricity, and toricity axis.
N E, Friedman, D O, Mutti, K, Zadnik
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Inattentiveness in Schoolchildren with Epilepsy
Epilepsia, 1978SUMMARYDifferent aspects of “inattentiveness” or related behavior were assessed in 71 children with epilepsy and in 35 nonepileptic children attending ordinary school. Both groups were of similar age and educational circumstances.Epileptic boys were significantly more inattentive and overactive than nonepileptic boys according to their teachers and ...
G, Stores, J, Hart, N, Piran
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Misdiagnosis of asthma in schoolchildren
Pediatric Pulmonology, 2016SummaryBackground: A correct diagnosis of asthma is the cornerstone of asthma management. Few pediatric studies have examined the accuracy of physician‐diagnosed asthma. Objectives: We determined the accuracy of parent reported physician‐diagnosed asthma in children sampled from a community cohort.
C L, Yang +5 more
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SELF-TATTOOING BY SCHOOLCHILDREN
The Lancet, 1983Of 779 third-year pupils from seven secondary schools examined for evidence of self-tattooing, 31 (4%) had tattooed themselves. More boys (27/513, or 5.2%) than girls (4/266, or 1.6%) had tattooed themselves. One hundred and fifty six separate marks were identified in the tattooed boys and sixteen in the girls.
W, Thomson, J C, McDonald
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The Political Education of Schoolchildren
Soviet Review, 1973Political information [sessions] are among the most important forms of political education of pupils.
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The Impact of Severe Asthma on Schoolchildren
Journal of Asthma, 1999Episodic airway obstruction and hypoxia are potentially life-threatening to children with asthma and may account for neuropsychological impairment. Moreover, living with this chronic disease may severely disrupt children's emotional functioning. The general functioning of 25 children with severe asthma aged 10-13 years was tested by a comparison with ...
Rietveld, S., Colland, V.T.
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The Contextualization of Schoolchildren's Bilingualism
The Modern Language Journal, 1969Two contextualized degree of bilingualism measures, one designed to assess the extent to which each language is used, the other to assess relative proficiency in the two languages, were administered to 34 bilingual children of Puerto Rican background who attended a parochial school in Jersey City. The children reported that they used more Spanish, when
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