Axitinib–ICIs boost the RCC armamentarium

Sorting through the quality assurance armamentarium.

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The upper-extremity prosthetics armamentarium.

1 Director, Army Prosthetics Research Laboratory, Walter Reed Army Hospital; member, Upper-Extremity Technical Committee, ACAL, NRC. The word "armamentarium" is defined as "the equipment, instruments, apparatus, or paraphernalia used by the practitioner of medicine." As applied to artificial limbs, it refers to the array of components necessary for the prescription fitting of prostheses in rela...

Hepatitis C: improving the diagnostic armamentarium.

When can neurofeedback join the clinical armamentarium?

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Low Technology for the Clinical Armamentarium

W x rhen Kouwenhoven et al' introduced the technique of closed-chest cardiac massage in 1960, they wrote, perhaps somewhat exuberantly, that "anyone, anywhere can now initiate cardiac resuscitative procedures. All that is needed are two hands." It is somehow fitting that in this era of high technology medicine more than 30 years later, a promising advance in resuscitation technique, reported by...