What a difference a year makes? Too little too late.

Unilateral Orthotopic Ureterocele in a Dog

Case Description: A ten-year-old neutered female terrier dog was referred to the Tehran-Azma Veterinary Diagnostic Center for history of too late recovery too late after ovariohysterectomy. Clinical Finding: Blood chemical laboratory tests revealed high serum BUN, maximum concentration of creatinine and decreased of serum albumin. Sonographically, there was an anechoic cyst-like structurein th...

Sleepy from oversleeping

I am in my second year at college and I have found myself falling into an unhealthy sleeping pattern. I sleep mostly at night (I don't nap too much) and don't go to bed too late (usually between 12 a.m. to 2 a.m.). But, unless I have some huge incentive to get up in the morning (class, etc.), I can sleep extremely late (1 p.m. to 2 p.m.). This makes me end up feeling even sleepier throughout th...

O5: Children Need Our Protection Poly Trauma in Children-What Makes the Difference

Children are not little adults. Children have a limited responsibility corresponding to their age. Germany experiences a steady decline of Road Traffic Injuries and Fatalities in children to 28 674 injured children under 15 years and to 71 fatal injured children in 2014. In the European :::::union::::: similar data are available, but with a major difference between the countries. An evaluation ...

Going to the Source: The “New” Reid Method and False Confessions

We cannot expect perfection from the criminal justice system. Inevitably, some innocent people will be punished and many guilty unpunished. We can and must, however, expect a good-faith effort to address systematic flaws which predictably produce injustice. A long and growing literature establishes and seeks to explain the surprising prevalence of false confessions. The question arises: are tho...

Too much, too little, too late: treating status epilepticus without coma induction?

Early Treatment Revisited

Editorial In the discussions concerning early treatment in orthodontics, a general conclusion during the latest years has been that a suggested time to start the orthodontic treatment is when the second deciduous molars become loose and when the mixed dentition is turning to it's end. This makes sense in the way that when we take into account the occlusion. We have the possibility to move many ...