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Effects of total pancreatectomy in a patient with diabetes
The American Journal of Medicine, 1946Abstract Pancreatectomy, the completeness of which was established at autopsy, was performed for carcinoma in a patient who was already diabetic and had chronic diarrhea. The stomach, duodenum, spleen, and left adrenal were also removed. For approximately three months the patient remained in sufficiently good condition to permit metabolic studies ...
H T, RICKETTS +2 more
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ON THE NONBOUNDABILITY OF TOTAL EFFECTIVE OPERATORS
Mathematical Logic Quarterly, 1984The boundability of total effective operators by monotone ones is studied. It is shown that in contrast to general recursive operators [cf. \textit{A. Meyer} and \textit{P. Fischer}: On computational speed-up, Conf. Rec. 9th Ann. IEEE Symp. on Switching and Automata Theory, 351-353 (1968)] total effective operators neither can be bounded by total ...
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The “July effect” in total shoulder arthroplasty
Journal of Shoulder and Elbow Surgery, 2017New medical doctors enter their residency fields in July, a time in the hospital in which patient morbidity and mortality rates are perceived to be higher. It remains controversial whether a "July effect" exists in different areas of medicine and surgery, including in orthopedic surgery.
Allison J. Rao +5 more
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Pseudo-Effect Algebras as Total Algebras
International Journal of Theoretical Physics, 2009zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Chajda, Ivan, Kühr, Jan
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Total and absolute total-effective product method
Annali di Matematica Pura ed Applicata, 1972Total and absolute total-effectiveness of some summability methods have been recently studied by the author. In the present paper, we establish these effectiveness of the (C,1)(N, p) method and deduce some of the earlier results as special cases.
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Effect of Total Laryngectomy on Esophageal Motility
Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 1981Total laryngectomy for cancer can result in dysphagia and altered esophageal motility. Manometric changes in the upper esophageal sphincter (UES), and in proximal and distal esophageal function have been reported. However, most studies have failed to take into account radiation therapy and appropriate controls.
J B, Hanks +5 more
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Late Effects of Total Gastrectomy in Man
New England Journal of Medicine, 1947STUDIES on patients who have survived total gastrectomy for three years or more are few, and contradictory results are reported. For this reason and since total gastrectomy is being practiced with rapidly increasing frequency, we have studied intestinal motor function, intestinal absorption, pancreatic function and the blood picture in 3 patients who ...
R M, MACDONALD +2 more
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Metabolic Effects of Total Parenteral Nutrition
Annual Review of Nutrition, 1982Nutritional support of the sick patient has become increasingly important, particularly in cases of prolonged serious illness. The need for attention to the nutritional requirements of the patients has arisen because improved treatment of sepsis, cardiovascular failure, and fluid and electrolyte abnor malities has allowed patients to survive to a ...
P D, Greig, J P, Baker, K N, Jeejeebhoy
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Effect of total gastrectomy on growth in puppies
The American Journal of Surgery, 1966Abstract 1. 1. Eight puppies had total gastrectomy and three are living and well fifteen months after operation. 2. 2. Total gastrectomy is feasible in puppies and compatible with adequate if not normal growth. 3. 3. Hypochromic anemia does occur and is associated with a general debility in the animals but responds to parenteral iron ...
W J, Schulte, E H, Ellison
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Late effects of total body irradiation
Radiotherapy and Oncology, 1987Late effects of chemo-radiotherapy conditioning before bone marrow transplantation (BMT) are being increasingly recognised in long-term survivors, particularly children. They can be divided into two categories: those affecting hormonal status and those affecting specific organ function.
A, Barrett, J, Nicholls, B, Gibson
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