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Posture and post-spinal headache. A controlled trial in 80 obstetric patients.
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There was a significantly greater incidence of severe spinal headaches in the "bed-rest" group and three patients in this group required blood patch treatment for their headache, suggesting early mobilization is the recommended management after spinal anaesthesia for these types of obstetric procedure.
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Factors affecting delivery of drug through extension tubing.
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A theoretical laminar flow model of drug delivery via extension sets (1250 mm long) was developed and tested experimentally by tracer studies and it was confirmed that there was a hyperbolic relationship between the flow rate of the infusion and the time of delivery of a given percentage of the injected drug.
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Colonizing Consent
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Virginity Testing, History, and the Nostalgia For Custom in Contemporary South Africa
Abstract: Over the past twenty years, South African civil society has engaged in an extended debate over the appropriate role of “custom” in public life, focusing on issues of gender and sexuality.…
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Domestic Violence and the Law in Colonial and Postcolonial
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Domestic violence and the law in colonial and postcolonial Africa
Domestic Violence and the Law in Colonial and Postcolonial Africa reveals the ways in which domestic space and domestic relationships take on different meanings in African contexts that extend the…
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Defining Crime through Punishment: Sexual Assault in the Eastern Cape, c.1835–1900
This article traces the history of the punishment of sexual assault cases in South Africa's Eastern Cape region from the late pre-colonial period through the turn of the twentieth century. Sexual…
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9. “I killed her because she disobeyed me in wearing this new hairstyle . . .” Gender-Based Violence, Laws, and Impunity in Senegal
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Rape, Race, and Respectability in a South African Port City
In late 19th century and early 20th century South Africa, public panics about black men who raped white women (the “black peril”) provided a potent framework for mobilizing racial nationalism. The…
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Ukuthwala, Forced Marriage, and the Idea of Custom in South Africa’s Eastern Cape
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