نتایج جستجو برای: urjūza a lengthy poem

تعداد نتایج: 13432775  

Journal: :Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society 2020

2016
Luigi Marano Giovanni Pallabazzer Biagio Solito Stefano Santi Alessio Pigazzi Raffaele De Luca Francesco Giuseppe Biondo Alessandro Spaziani Maurizio Longaroni Natale Di Martino Virginia Boccardi Alberto Patriti

To date very few studies with small sample size have compared peroral esophageal myotomy (POEM) with the current surgical standard of care, laparoscopic Heller myotomy (LHM), in terms of efficacy and safety, and no recommendations have been proposed.To investigate the efficacy and safety of POEM compared with LHM, for the treatment of achalasia.The databases of Pubmed, Medline, Cochrane, and Ov...

2015
Andres Lou Diana Inkpen Chris Tanasescu

Oftentimes, the question “what is this poem about?” has no trivial answer, regardless of length, style, author, or context in which the poem is found. We propose a simple system of multi-label classification of poems based on their subjects following the categories and subcategories as laid out by the Poetry Foundation. We make use of a model that combines the methodologies of tf-idf and Latent...

Journal: :Nederlands tijdschrift voor geneeskunde 2015
Fraukje A M Ponds André J P M Smout Albert J Bredenoord Paul Fockens

The treatment of patients with achalasia is complex due to a considerably high recurrence rate and risk of treatment-related complications. The per-oral endoscopic myotomy (POEM) is a new endoscopic technique that combines the benefits of a minimally invasive endoscopic procedure with the efficacy of a surgical myotomy. Implementation of the POEM technique may lead to fewer complications, a low...

Journal: :Medical humanities 2010
Malcolm Nicolson

Robert Burns's poem, Death and Doctor Hornbook, 1785, tells of the drunken narrator's late night encounter with Death. The Grim Reaper is annoyed that ‘Dr Hornbook’, a local schoolteacher who has taken to selling medications and giving medical advice, is successfully thwarting his efforts to gather victims. The poet fears that the local gravedigger will be unemployed but Death reassures him tha...

Journal: :Endoscopy 2010
Radu Pescarus Eran Shlomovitz Lee L Swanstrom

Per-oral endoscopic myotomy (POEM) is a new minimally invasive endoscopic treatment for achalasia. Since the first modern human cases were published in 2008, around 2,000 cases have been performed worldwide. This technique requires advanced endoscopic skills and a learning curve of at least 20 cases. POEM is highly successful with over 90 % improvement in dysphagia while offering patients the a...

2015
Daniel J Klionsky

E ffective teachers do no simply present information for students to learn by rote for a good grade. Rather, they provide an environment in which students can engage with course material and both learn and interpret it for their own interest and goals. With this in mind, I have spent a considerable amount of time developing an active learning format for my introductory biology course, including...

2013

In spring 1590, book-buyers in London were confronted with a long narrative poem, ‘Disposed into twelue books, Fashioning XII. Morall vertues’, published by William Ponsonby. If they bought the poem, or leafed through it on the stationer’s stall, they encountered first a dedication ‘TO THE MOST MIGHTIE AND MAGNIFICENT EMPRESSE ELIZABETH’, then, on the following pages, the title and subtitle of ...

2014
Robert Wright Stephanie Chao James Wall

Per-oral Endoscopic Myotomy (POEM) is a transmural endoscopic surgical technique that is gaining widespread adoption in the management of adult achalasia. The endoscopic approach offers excellent access to the muscular wall of the esophagus enabling division of the abnormal circular fibers. The procedure offers the benefits of being incisionless, preserving the outer longitudinal esophageal mus...

Journal: :Chest 2016
Dennis R Trujillo

Download Editor’s Note: The author writes: “This poem relates a true situation regarding my neighbor and good friend. I changed his name in the poem, but everything else is true.” Dennis Trujillo was born and raised in Pueblo, Colorado. He is a former soldier and middle/high school math teacher who happens to love poetry. He now resides in Korea and is employed at Shinhan University. He runs an...

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