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Wax on, wax off: a rare case of catatonia
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2014Catatonia was first described by a German psychiatrist, Karl Kahlbaum, in 1874. It is a behavioral syndrome marked by an inability to move normally, which can occur in the context of many underlying general medical and psychiatric disorders. A wide variety of neurologic, metabolic, drug-induced, and psychiatric causes of catatonia have been reported ...
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Journal of Perioperative Practice, 2007
Anyone who has seen a skull bone flap being turned or the sternum being divided at a median sternotomy will be well aware of the considerable bleeding that can occur in these procedures from the highly vascular red bone marrow inside these structures. They will also, no doubt, have seen the surgeon stem the bleeding by smearing wax – Horsley's bone wax
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Anyone who has seen a skull bone flap being turned or the sternum being divided at a median sternotomy will be well aware of the considerable bleeding that can occur in these procedures from the highly vascular red bone marrow inside these structures. They will also, no doubt, have seen the surgeon stem the bleeding by smearing wax – Horsley's bone wax
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Wax Patterning: Cavendish and the Physics of Wax
2019This chapter explores both Cavendish’s Philosophical Letters and The Blazing World to show how rethinking the physics of wax impression changes how we understand not only how objects relate to each other, but also what it means to be a self and to engage in various kinds of relationships with other selves.
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Conversion of Wax Scales into Comb Wax
2014The cyclical changes in cellular organelles and the chemical composition of beeswax precursors found in the haemolymph and gland tissues, closely coincide with age-related wax secretion rates. It is one of the divisions of labour, a coincidence of physiology and behaviour that parallels other polyethisms. The mechanical properties and crystal structure
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2020
Throughout the centuries, wax has often been used to create pictures that reproduce their models as accurately as possible.
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Throughout the centuries, wax has often been used to create pictures that reproduce their models as accurately as possible.
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