Geology: So you thought mountain ranges were complicated

If you thought you were good with a scalpel, you should try this

In 2010 Peninsula Health was one of four Victorian health services provided with a Department of Health New Technology Grant worth $100, 000. The grant funded the implementation and evaluation of the use of Low Frequency Ultrasonic Debridement (LFUD) in wound healing. The LFUD device, Sonoca, has been developed for use on diabetic foot ulcers, pressure ulcers, venous leg ulcers and dehisced wou...

Geology of Quesnel and Slide Mountain Terranes

The Bonaparte project is a multi-year bedrock mapping program initiated by the British Columbia Geological Survey during the 2000 field season. The project is focused on Mesozoic arc volcanic and plutonic rocks of the Quesnel Terrane in the northeastern part of the Bonaparte Lake (92P) map sheet (Figure 1). This area encompasses a northwest-trending belt of high mineral potential that includes ...

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hsr Proceedings in intensive care and cardiovascular anesthesia 2012, Vol. 4 Corresponding author: Prof. Michael John Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele Via Olgettina, 48 20132 Milan, Italy e-mail: [email protected] not familiar with this hardware. Help! I need somebody. Help! Over the hill rides the cavalry, in the form of the technical assistance team. These amazing professionals are alway...

Striatal D2 Receptors and LTD: Yes, but Not Where You Thought They Were

D1 and D2 dopamine receptors are expressed in disjoint subsets of striatal projection neurons, the direct and indirect pathways, respectively. This differential distribution of receptors forms the basis for explanations of many aspects of basal ganglia function and dysfunction, but it seems incompatible with some other important properties of striatal neurons. In this issue of Neuron, Wang et a...

Healthcare: It’s ‘So Complicated’.