CUA Annual Meeting Scientific Program 2010

2010 Annual Meeting Abstracts

SICB 2010 Annual Meeting Abstracts

Cynthia A; HRANITZ, John M; Bloomsburg University; [email protected] Temperature-Induced Stress Responses in the Blackworm (Lumbriculus variegatus) The aquatic worm Lumbriculus variegatus (blackworm) is an ideal candidate for toxicity testing and is being used increasingly to assess ecological risk. Blackworms are sensitive to sublethal doses of various toxins and display readily observable b...

Reports on Scientific Meeting Annual Scientific Meeting 2017

The speaker divided his lecture into three parts: 1) The blistering baby, 2) The red and scaly baby, 3) The baby with suspected genodermatoses. 1. The blistering baby. The case presented was a two-day-old baby with epidermolysis bul losa presenting with bl is ters and erosions s ince day 1 of l i fe. In the management of newborns with blistering disorders, other differential diagnoses e.g. suck...

SSRMP Annual Scientific Meeting 2015

Atomic magnetometers (AM)—also known as optical magnetometers—were introduced inthe late 1950’s. In the past 15 years AM R&D; has received a new boost owing to theimplementation of laser light for the AM operation. AM currently represent the mostsensitive magnetometers and typically allow the detection of magnetic field changes inthe one-digit femto-Tesla range (to note that ...

American Heart Association 2010 Scientific Sessions and American Society of Nephrology: Renal Week 2010: 43rd Annual Meeting & Scientific Exposition.

ROCKET–AF, which included 14,264 patients, was conducted in 45 countries and at 1,178 sites. The primary clinical endpoint was stroke or non–central nervous system (CNS) systemic embolism, and the primary safety outcome was major or non-major clinically relevant bleeding. Among the included patients, 62.5% had congestive heart failure, 90.5% had hypertension, 39.5% had diabetes, and 55% had a p...