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SELF-LIMITING EPISODES OF JODBASEDOW
Acta Endocrinologica, 1973ABSTRACT Four patients with Jodbasedow (iodine-induced hyperthyroidism), who experienced a spontaneous remission of thyrotoxicosis within a few months without specific antithyroid treatment are described. All the patients lived in a non-endemic area and had a nodular goitre.
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Science, 2020
Colloids Although many routes have been developed to link together colloidal particles into controlled superstructures from dimers all the way up to three-dimensional lattices, they generally depend on coating the nanoparticle surfaces in specific ways to control the way they link up. By contrast, Yi et al.
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Colloids Although many routes have been developed to link together colloidal particles into controlled superstructures from dimers all the way up to three-dimensional lattices, they generally depend on coating the nanoparticle surfaces in specific ways to control the way they link up. By contrast, Yi et al.
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Self-limited babesiosis in a splenectomized child
The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 1984This report describes a self-limited babesia infection in a splenectomized child with hereditary spherocytosis. This is the first report of infectious babesiosis in a child and the second case of babesiosis reported on Cape Cod. The infection manifested itself 6 weeks after a 4-hour exposure to Nantucket.
H O, Mathewson +2 more
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Self-limitation, fishing and cannibalism
Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2003zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Self-limiting episodes of recurrent thyrotoxicosis
The Lancet, 1971Summary 5 patients with recurrent thyrotoxicosis experienced a remission without anti-thyroid therapy. The initial episode of thyrotoxicosis was treated with carbimazole, and after completing treatment the patients remained in remission for periods of up to 16 months.
D G, McLarty +3 more
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2012
On the night of December 18, 2008, burglars visited the home of Paris Hilton — born into the wealthy family that founded the Hilton Hotels — in Hollywood Hills. She was not at home and reportedly left the key under the doormat. Every move of the burglars was captured by cameras, but security arrived too late to stop them.
van Dijk, J.J.M., Vollaard, B.A.
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On the night of December 18, 2008, burglars visited the home of Paris Hilton — born into the wealthy family that founded the Hilton Hotels — in Hollywood Hills. She was not at home and reportedly left the key under the doormat. Every move of the burglars was captured by cameras, but security arrived too late to stop them.
van Dijk, J.J.M., Vollaard, B.A.
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Journal of Cognitive Psychotherapy, 1999
Traditionally, cognitive therapy has viewed psychopathology as a consequence of dysfunctional information processing and maladaptive assumptions or imperatives. However, one may also view dysfunctional behavior and cognition as purposive and as setting desired limits on individual change.
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Traditionally, cognitive therapy has viewed psychopathology as a consequence of dysfunctional information processing and maladaptive assumptions or imperatives. However, one may also view dysfunctional behavior and cognition as purposive and as setting desired limits on individual change.
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Self-Limiting Lithiation in Silicon Nanowires
ACS Nano, 2013The rates of charging and discharging in lithium-ion batteries (LIBs) are critically controlled by the kinetics of Li insertion and extraction in solid-state electrodes. Silicon is being intensively studied as a high-capacity anode material for LIBs. However, the kinetics of Li reaction and diffusion in Si remain unclear.
Xiao Hua, Liu +5 more
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Self‐limited granulomatous angiitis of the cerebellum
Annals of Neurology, 1979AbstractA middle‐aged woman presented with clinical evidence of rapidly progressive cerebellar dysfunction and had radiographic evidence of a cerebellar mass. Biopsy of the lesion disclosed granulomatous angiitis. She recovered completely, the only treatment being dexamethasone given for five days after surgery.
H R, Beresford, R A, Hyman, L, Sharer
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Asherman's Syndrome—A Self‐Limiting Disease?
International Journal of Gynecology & Obstetrics, 1978ABSTRACTIntrauterine adhesions (Asherman's syndrome) may follow curettage in a recently pregnant uterus. Treatment consisting of dilatation and curettage and possibly the insertion of an intrauterine device usually is started early. The success rate is high.
M, Glezerman, S, Levin, D, Bernstein
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