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Advances in Surgery Research and Application: 2013 Edition
“There is a need for additional methods that allow a precise and unambiguous
continuous identification of viable and nonviable cells in a timely manner, e.g., on
the edge of wounds, to determine where debridement should take place.
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Medical-legal Aspects of Pain and Suffering
Assessment includes location, size, tissue involvement, presence of undermining
, presence of tunneling or sinus tracts (channel), presence of exudate, and
presence of nonviable tissue. The condition of the wound edges as well as the ...
Patricia W. Iyer, Stephen Appelbaum, 2003
7% TI-201 reinj nonviable -- 48% TI-201 reinj viable 93% TI-201 reinj viable
Figure 4. Agreement and disagreement between thallium-201 stress-reinjection
imaging and FDG SPECT. While 93% of the "FDG-viable" segments were viable
on ...
A.E. Iskandrian, E. van der Wall, 2000
Separation of viable and nonviable cells Most cell suspensions are obtained by
mechanical disaggregation and enzymatic digestion, which may result in
damage or cell death. Two approaches, centrifugation and adherence to
substratum, are ...
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Lactic Acid Bacteria: Microbiological and Functional ...
Table 30.3 Comparison of Health Effects of Viable and Nonviable Probiotics (
Liver, Kidney, and Urogenital Tract Diseases; Candidiasis; Lactose Digestion;
Allergies; and Cancer) Target Viable Nonviable Notes Bacterial vaginosis ++ ○
No ...
Sampo Lahtinen, Arthur C. Ouwehand, Seppo Salminen, 2011
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Nursing Home Litigation: Investigation and Case Preparation
Debridement (pronounced de-breed-ment) can be achieved through mechanical,
chemical, and surgical means. Debridement may be classified as selective or
nonselective. Selective debridement means that only nonviable tissue is
removed.
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Benti and Changwu: Dialogues on Methodology in Economics
NONVIABLE. ENTERPRISES. Sheng Liugang: For transition economies, you
mentioned that shock therapy worked in Bolivia but not in Russia, primarily
because Bolivia had a limited number of nonviable enterprises and their
proportion in ...
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Biosorption of Heavy Metals
This chapter will be restricted to a discussion of the use of nonviable algae for the
binding and recovery of heavy metal ions from industrial or polluted waters. The
term "biosorption" has been defined elsewhere as the adsorptive binding of ...
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Embryogenesis in Angiosperms: A Developmental and ...
The identity of the inhibitory substance in T. durum caryopses remains to be
established. Inhibitory substances resembling phenolic compounds, absent in
viable rice grains, have been identified in their nonviable counterparts (
Chatterjee et al.
Valayamghat Raghavan, 1986
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Advances in Molecular Nanotechnology Research and ...
viable and nonviable mesenchymal stem cells with a bifunctional label Fresh
data on Stem Cell Research are presented in the report “In vivo magnetic
resonance imaging and optical imaging comparison of viable and nonviable
mesenchymal ...
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Genetic Engineering for Our Babies Is Real
Just one month later, researchers in China announced that they'd used Crispr to edit nonviable human embryos. They tried (and failed) to ... «New York Magazine, Lip 15»
July 25, 2000: Dream of supersonic travel ends as 113 die in Air …
The aircraft went back into commercial service in November 2001, but dwindling ticket sales and spirally running costs soon made it nonviable. «BT.com, Lip 15»
Right-Wing Wacko Compares Pregnant Women To Animals In …
Pain censors do not develop until around 35 weeks, and abortions are restricted to nonviable fetuses, at approximately 24/25 weeks or less. «The Frisky, Lip 15»
Appeals Court Affirms Ruling Against North Dakota Restrictive …
The judges observed that a 24-week-old fetus in the 1970s may have been deemed nonviable, but advancements in the medical field have ... «The New American, Lip 15»
Brazil Cuts Primary Surplus and Budget for 2015
... surplus] is a temporary phenomenon due to a series of factors which would have made the compliance to the target this year nonviable.”. «The Rio Times, Lip 15»
Easy DNA Editing Will Remake the World. Buckle Up.
The Chinese researchers tried to skirt the ethical implications of their work by using nonviable embryos, which is to say they could never have been brought to ... «Wired, Lip 15»
'Fetal heartbeat' law struck down in North Dakota
As a result, they wrote, a 24-week-old fetus in the 1970s would have been deemed nonviable, but infants today — like Amillia Taylor, who was ... «Washington Times, Lip 15»
Ricketts 'appalled' after release of new Planned Parenthood video
... live or viable child" and doesn't extend to fetal tissue from the early stages of pregnancy or fetuses that are otherwise considered nonviable. «Fremont Tribune, Lip 15»
Minimal residual disease testing after stem cell transplantation for …
False positives on MRI were most often associated with persistent nonviable lesions. Derlin et al. found that remission status determined by ... «Nature.com, Lip 15»
Chile: Ruling Coalition Divided Over Abortion Reform
... would allow a woman to terminate the pregnancy if her life is in danger, if the pregnancy was the result of a rape, or if the fetus is nonviable. «teleSUR English, Lip 15»
