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A review of 40 years of research
We review the shifting definition of "Flashbulb memory" in the 40 years since Brown and Kulik coined the term. We evaluate evidence for veridical, phenomenological, and metacognitive features that…
diltiazem alters the physiologic distribution of blood flow to the legs during bicycle exercise in patients with stable effort angina on long-term beta,-blockade
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The short-term effec and distribution of semiupright bicycle exercise were evaluated in eight tients with stable effort angina on long-term adrenergic blockade and diltiazem reduced heart rate at ma&nal exercise.
VECTOR-CARDIOGRAPHY, PHONOCARDIOGRA- PHY AND
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The needs for stethoscopy, electrocardiography, and the level of the band are given for various areas of the chest and the relationship of the electromotive forces of the heart and the extremity leads is dealt with.
Seeing the Person Behind the Psychosis
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Three princples or attitudes of the physician help prevent depersonalization of the psychotic patient and they indude judging all interventions by whether they improve the patient's confidence and sense of self-control.
Laws received his training in medicine and anaesthesia in the north-east of England . Since 2001
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By analysing the data regarding low and minimal flow anaesthesia from the new Software 4 log on his hospital’s Dräger Primus machines, Dr Laws has been able to help members of his department assess their individual performances, adapt their routines and reduce their consumption of volatile gases by up to 40%.
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGIC STUDIES Dissociation of Termination and Prevention of Inducibility of Sustained Ventricular Tachycardia With Infusion of Procainamide : Evidence for Distinct Mechanisms
  • David
  • Medicine, Biology
  • 2016
To determine if ternlinatkrn of hemodynamleully Written, sustained ventricular lachycardia during Intravenous L.faolon of procalnmnlde predict: the success of procalnamide therapy in preventing…
Review for "Corticomotor reorganization during short‐term visuomotor training in the lower back: A randomized controlled study"
  • David
  • Psychology
  • 12 February 2020
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