ABSTRACT Background: Spaghetti wrist is a sharp volar wrist laceration in which at least 10 structures, including tendons, at least one major nerve and usually one major vessel are divided. These injuries are usually accompanied with severe permanent complications. The aim of this study was to evaluate the spaghetti wrist injury in Iran and find ways to decrease complications and obtain better...

Background: It has long been recognized that the intake of foods contaminated with chemicals, especially heavy metals can give rise to acute intoxications. The toxic properties of heavy metals are due to their long biological half-lives, as well as non-biodegradable and persistent composition. Considering the importance of the cereal products in the human diet, the present investigation was car...

Longitudinal repeated-measures data have often been visualized with spaghetti plots for continuous outcomes. For large datasets, the use of spaghetti plots often leads to the over-plotting and consequential obscuring of trends in the data. This obscuring of trends is primarily due to overlapping of trajectories. Here, we suggest a framework called lasagna plotting that constrains the subject-sp...

In this paper we show that there is more than one way to skin a rabbit, by giving a couple of approaches to solving the problem: How many towers of all heights can be made if you have available a certain specified number of baked bean cans and spaghetti cans, but need not use them all in any one tower? We show the relevance of this problem, and more especially the techniques used to solve it, f...

A popular question in recreational mathematics is the following: If we drop a spaghetti noodle and it breaks at two random places, what is the probability that we can form a triangle with the three resulting segments? See for example [2, chap.1, sec.6], [3, p.6], [4, p.31], or [7, p.30-36]. This is an elementary problem in geometric probability. Clearly the length of the noodle (or equivalently...

Imagine a very large bowl of overcooked spaghetti that is subject to constant random jiggling. Suppose one picks a given spaghetti strand. How on average does this strand move across the bowl? The strand sees a matrix comprised of the other spaghetti strands which it cannot cross. Thus, one has in principle a very complicated many-body (many-strand) problem. This is a simple realization of the ...

Spatial and topological data models are increasingly important in business applications such as urban development planning, transportation and traffic control, decision support in agriculture, pollution and environment analysis, fire and flood prevention, etc. that require handling spatial and topological data more efficiently and more effectively than older models, for example the relational d...

the effects of dough fortification with different amounts of gluten and full fat soya flour on the quality of spaghetti were investigated. rheological properties of dough, quality and sensory characteristics of spaghetti with different amounts of gluten (8 to 14%) and full fat soya flour (0 to 20%) were evaluated. fortification caused improvement in some characteristics such as dough stability ...