‘Is this a vision? is this a dream?’: Finding New Dimensions in Shakespeare’s Texts

Posterior Vertebral Injury; Is This a Burst Fracture or a Flexion-Distraction Injury?

In thoracolumbar spinal fractures with posterior column injury for applying proper management, it is important to distinguish a flexion-distraction injury (FDI) from a three column burst fracture (BF) as in clinical examination, both may have a similar significant tenderness on direct spinal palpation. Careful attention to the comprehensive clinical examination and detailed imaging features are...

A critical study on commentaries of : He said: This is a right way with Me

On the forty first verse of the chapter Hijr no acceptable commentary has given so far. The verse can be regarded as one opposed to the diversity of commentators` views. The origin of the diversity of the two groups, Shiite and Sunni, has been known to be the meaning of This and with Me. The paper has critically given four ways of reading the verse firstly and then studied commentator`s four vi...

Unusual QRS deflections--is this a ratable finding?--Revisited.

This 33 year old man applied for insurance and this electrocardiogram was submitted. A tracing taken three years before was the same. This unusual electrocardiogram was brought to my attention by Dr. William J. Baker, Vice President and Medical Director of Monarch Life Insurance Co. There is no history of any medical difficulties. There were no murmurs heard, cardiac catheterization was done 8/...

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an unusual combination of acetabular and pelvic fracture: is this a new subtype of acetabular fracture?

conclusions we recognized this type of fracture and treated it similarly to both column fractures. we recommend that the classification of acetabular fractures be modified to include this type of fracture. introduction acetabular fractures are a common problem among young males. an acetabular fracture with disruption of the joint surface, if untreated, will rapidly lead to post-traumatic osteoa...