PURPOSE The ILAE recommends baseline recordings of 30 min to detect abnormalities supporting a clinical diagnosis of epilepsy in children. A shorter recording time may be better tolerated by children and be more resource-efficient. Our aim was to determine how many abnormalities supporting a diagnosis of epilepsy would be missed by reducing the recording time of paediatric standard electroencep...

Abstract Absences pose a dilemma for theories of causation. Allowing them to be causes seems make too permissive. Banning from being restrictive. An increasingly popular approach this is acknowledge that norms can affect which absences count as causes. In article, I distinguish between two influential implementations such ‘abnormality’ approaches and argue so-called ‘double-prevention mechanism...

Breast cancer is the second leading cause of death among women worldwide. Mammography is the basic tool available for screening to find the abnormality at the earliest. It is shown to be effective in reducing mortality rates caused by breast cancer. Mammograms produced by low radiation X-ray are difficult to interpret, especially in screening context. The sensitivity of screening depends on ima...

Development of telemetry system is used for Transmission and detection of vital body signals. The transmitting unit detects and sends two kinds of patient’s vital signals. The stationary receiving unit receives and analyzes the signals and alerts a nurse to the dangers of the patient if necessary. The system could be simplified and minimized in size by using commercialized electronic components...

Hashing is a fundamental tool in digital forensic analysis used both to ensure data integrity and to efficiently identify known data objects. However, despite many years of practice, its basic use has advanced little. Our objective is to leverage advanced hashing techniques in order to improve the efficiency and scalability of digital forensic analysis. Specifically, we explore the use of Bloom...