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Mamalis, Nick; Nilson, Christian D. | Outbreak of toxic anterior segment syndrome following cataract surgery associated with impurities in autoclave steam moisture. | BACKGROUND: Toxic anterior segment syndrome (TASS), a complication of cataract surgery, is a sterile inflammation of the anterior chamber of the eye. An outbreak of TASS was recognized at an outpatient surgical center and its affiliated hospital in December 2002. METHODS: Medical records of patients... | Toxic anterior segment syndrome; cataract surgery; autoclave steam moisture | 2006 |
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Kestle, John R. W.; Brockmeyer, Douglas Lee | Outcomes after decompressive craniectomy for severe traumatic brain injury in children | Object. Severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) is often accompanied by early death due to transtentorial herniation. Decompressive craniectomy, performed alone or in conjunction with evacuation of the mass lesion, can reduce the incidence of raised intracranial pressure (ICP). In this paper the authors... | Traumatic brain injury; Decompressive craniectomy; Pediatric neurosurgery | 2006 |
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Olivera, Baldomero M. | P-superfamily conopeptides | The present invention is directed to P-superfamily conopeptides, to DNA encoding precursors of the P-superfamily conopeptides and to the precursor peptides. | | 2006 |
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Gardner, Reed M. | Patient-Monitoring Systems | Biomedical Informatics | | 2006 |
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Bohs, Lynn A. | Phylogenetic relationships among the "spiny solanums" (Solanum subgenus Leptostemonum, Solanaceae) | Species of Solanum subgenus Leptostemonum comprise almost one third of the genus and are distributed worldwide. Members of this group are defined by their sharp epidermal prickles; thus, they are commonly referred to as the ˜spiny solanums." This subgenus includes a number of economically important... | Granule-bound starch synthase gene; GBSSI; Heterandry; ITS; Leptostemonum; Solanum; trnS-trnG; Waxy | 2006 |
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Bohs, Lynn A. | Phylogeny and biogeography of the Canarian Solanum vespertilio and S. lidii (Solanaceae) | The endemic and rare Solanum vespertilio and S. lidii from the Canary Islands are notable in being andromonoecious, self compatible, highly heterandrous (with short >reward= anthers and one very long >pollination= anther), and bearing strongly zygomorphic corollas. Solanum vespertilio flowers are a... | Solanum vespertilio; Solanum lidii; Leptostemonum; tnT-F region; granule-bound starch synthase gene; GBSSI; Andromonoecy; Hererandry; Enantiostyly | 2006 |
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Gondolo, Paolo | Physics of the very early universe: what can we learn from cosmological observations? | Cosmological observations are starting to probe the evolution of the Universe before nucleosynthesis. The observed fluctuations in the cosmic microwave background and in the distribution of matter can be traced back to their origin during inflation, and the inflaton potential has begun to be unrave... | Neutralinos; Inflatons; Moduli fields | 2006 |
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Miller, Jan D. | Pilot-plant evaluation of a water insoluble hydroxamic acid collector for single stage flotation of Florida phosphate rock | Recent laboratory results have demonstrated that selective flotation of phosphate rock can be achieved in a single stage with improved separation efficiency when compared to the standard double float process. The new reagent chemistry is based on the use of a water insoluble alcoholic solution of ... | Phosphate rock; Flotation; Double float; Separation | 2006 |
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Harrison, Reid R. | Polymer based thin film coils as a power module of wireless neural interfaces | For the conventional Utah Electrode Array (UEA) to be able to function without transcutaneous wire connections, a kind of power source is needed in an integrated form with the UEA. To develop such wireless neural interfaces, inductive coupling between two coils was used to deliver power to the integ... | Wireless; Neural interfaces; Thin film coils; Utah Electrode Array | 2006 |
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Couldwell, William T. | Posterior fossa brain tumors and arterial hypertension | Hypertension caused by arterial compression of the rostral ventrolateral medulla is well described. Much less information is available on the association between neurogenic hypertension and posterior fossa brain tumors. To date, multiple reports have supported the impression that a small subpopulat... | Posterior fossa tumors; Brain stem; Arterial hypertension; Essential hypertension; EHTN | 2006 |
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Balasubramonian, Rajeev | Power efficient resource scaling in partitioned architectures through dynamic heterogeneity | The ever increasing demand for high clock speeds and the desire to exploit abundant transistor budgets have resulted in alarming increases in processor power dissipation. Partitioned (or clustered) architectures have been proposed in recent years to address scalability concerns in future billion-tr... | Partitioned architectures; Clustered architectures; Energy × Delay2, Temperature; Dynamic frequency scaling; Thermal emergency | 2006 |
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Harrison, Reid R. | Power minimization of a 433-MHz LC VCO for an implantable neural recording system | This paper presents a new random-search based integrated inductor optimization algorithm. The algorithm provides the designer with valuable information about design tradeoffs. it is used to design an inductor to minimize power dissopation in an LC VCO. The measured results show that a 53:1 power sav... | | 2006 |
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Harrison, Reid R. | Power, clock, and data recovery in a wireless neural recording device | For many medical applications, neural recording systems should be fully implantable. Transcutaneous wires must be compleley eliminated, and this necessitates the wireless transfer of power, clock and configuration data to the device. We have developed, fabricated, and tested cirucits that recover po... | | 2006 |
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Gopalakrishnan, Ganesh | Predicate abstraction for Murphi | Predicate abstraction is a technique used to prove properties in a finite or infinite state system. It employs decision procedures to abstract a concrete state system into a finite state abstraction system, which will then be model checked and refined. In this paper, we present an approach for im... | Predicate abstraction; Murphi | 2006 |
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Sung, Younghoon; Renshaw, Perry Franklin | Prefrontal grey-matter changes in short-term and long-term abstinent methamphetamine abusers | Author's explored grey-matter density in 29 methamphetamine abusers and 20 healthy comparison subjects using voxel-based morphometry. Grey-matter density changes and performances on the Wisconsin Card Sorting test (WCST) were also compared between 11 short-term (<6 months) and 18 long-term (o6 mon... | | 2006 |
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Sanchez, Thomas W.; Nelson, Arthur C. | Problems of containment and the promise of planning | When the expansion of cities is constrained either by natural barriers, such as New Orleans, or by policy efforts to limit urban sprawl, development pressures in hazardous areas can markedly increase. As floodplains, steep slopes, earthquake fault zones, and other hazardous locations are converted ... | Disaster mitigation; Land use; Floodplains | 2006 |
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Hansen, Charles D. | Proxy chain method and its application to scientific visualization | We present a method for combining multiple point-based constraints in haptic programming environments. Instead of using a single proxy point for haptic feedback, the method maintains a separate proxy for each constraint. The reaction force is computed by linking the proxies in a chain. Constraints a... | | 2006 |
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Symons, John David; Jalili, Thunder; Litwin, Sheldon E. | Quercetin-supplemented diets lower blood pressure and attenuate cardiac hypertrophy in rats with aortic constriction | Quercetin (Q), a flavonoid found in berries and onions, can reduce blood pressure in hypertensive animals and inhibit signal transduction pathways in vitro that regulate cardiac hypertrophy. We hypothesized that quercetin could prevent cardiovascular complications in rats with abdominal aortic con... | | 2006 |
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Christensen, Douglas A.; Herron, James N. | Rapid single nucleotide polymorphism detection for personalized medicine applications using planar waveguide fluorescence sensors | Personalized medicine is an emerging field in which clinical diagnostics information about a patient's genotype or phenotype is used to optimize his/her pharmacotherapy. This article evaluates whether planar waveguide fluorescent sensors are suitable for determining such information from patient tes... | Personalized medicine; Planar waveguides; Fluorescence sensors; Evanescent excitation; Fluorescence; Hybridization; Molecular diagnostics; Peptide nucleic acid; Point of care; Single base extension; Single nucleotide polymorphism | 2006 |
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Balasubramonian, Rajeev | Re-visiting the performance impact of microarchitectural floorplanning | The placement of microarchitectural blocks on a die can significantly impact operating temperature. A floorplan that is optimized for low temperature can negatively impact performance by introducing wire delays between critical pipeline stages. In this paper, we identify subsets of wire delays tha... | Microarchitectural floorplanning; Wire delays; Floorplanning algorithms; Microprocessor operating temperature; Critical loops; Pipelines | 2006 |
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Sanchez, Thomas W. | Residential location, transportation, and welfare-to-work in the United States: a case study of Milwaukee | This article addresses two questions about spatial barriers to welfare-to-work transition in the United States. First, what residential and transportation adjustments do welfare recipients tend to make as they try to become economically self-sufficient? Second, do these adjustments actually incre... | Employment issues; Neighborhood; Transportation | 2006 |
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Morse, Michael David | Resonant two-photon ionization spectroscopy of BNB | Triatomic BNB has been produced by laser ablation of a boron nitride rod in a supersonic expansion of helium carrier gas and has been investigated using resonant two-photon ionization spectroscopy in the visible region. The B? 2IIg?X? 2?u + band system has been recorded near 514 nm and is dominated ... | | 2006 |
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Vardeny, Zeev Valentine; Nahata, Ajay | Resonantly-enhanced transmission through a periodic array of subwavelength apertures in heavily-doped conducting polymer films | We observed resonantly-enhanced terahertz transmission through two-dimensional (2D) periodic arrays of subwavelength apertures with various periodicities fabricated on metallic organic conducting polymer films of polypyrrole heavily doped with PF6 molecules [PPy(PF6)]. The"anomalous transmission" s... | Resonantly enhanced transmission; Subwavelength apertures; Polypyrrole; PPy(PF6) | 2006 |
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Kestle, John R. W. | Response to editorial: summer shunting | We thank Dr. Scott for his review and comments about our report of shunt surgery complications in the summer. He makes two very good points. Clearly, different databases are suited for different purposes, and the NIS database used in the study by Smith and colleagues is well suited to evaluating t... | | 2006 |
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Kestle, John R. W.; Walker, Marion L. | Retained peritoneal shunt tubing causing hematuria | This 14-year-old boy with congenital hydrocephalus underwent initial shunt placement shortly after birth. During his first 6 years of life, multiple ventriculoperitoneal (VP) shunt revisions were performed to address seven shunt malfunctions and one shunt infection (Staphylococcus epidermidis). Dur... | | 2006 |