The use of Seddon’s2 classification system is not appropriate for LEMG. To the modern
electromyographer, Seddon’s classification system is useful only for the interpretation of nerve …

Transverse dispersion has been studied in the literature less than longitudinal dispersion,
especially in porous media with fine and very fine sand. In this research, an experimental and …

The Indian SUBCONTINENT, witnessing many historical ups and downs, especially after
the British colonialism, created the ground for the formation of various religious and political …

I am not sure, however, how valuable the results of culture could be in an area in which multiple
growth is common and in which the results of in vitro studies could contrast with those of …

We took his advice about “lessons to be learned from our ancestors” and extended our
original literature search on radiofrequency tonsil reduction back to the early 20th century. We …

As a physician who has worked in three continents, including the privilege to practice in
Canada for more than 10 years, I would like to make a few suggestions and advise that I think …

efforts, Chevalier Jackson, MD, helped to enact the Federal Caustic Act of 1927. 1 Despite
such changes in federal law, Jackson spent much of his career treating asphyxiation due to …

One morning, during the month of Ramadan and while the sunny sky of my hometown could
leave no doubt that fasting hours had started, I saw a moving object, a big one, under a …

The discovery of the genetic map and the fact that we are all 99.9% similar has opened the
door to understand the easiest part: the human part. The being part is the most difficult to …

sue of the ARCHIVES regarding preoperative sleep studies in children. 1-3 It is true that
sleep-related breathing disorders are frequently unrecognized in children, but we disagree with …