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Published 2006
... in parasitemia but resulted in higher CM incidence and faster mortality, with an increase in NOS activity...
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Published 2016
... be shorter than with saline. Methods: Patients scheduled for upper limb surgery were randomized to receive...
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Published 2018
Subjects: ...Limb salvage...
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Published 2019
Subjects: ...Diabetic Foot; Endovascular procedures; Stent; Angioplasty; Limb salvage; Amputation...
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Published 2016
... begins to slow the contraction from the 40 to 50 years and decreases muscle strength 1 to 1.5% per year...
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Published 2019
... and slower CoP-ML and CoP-AP toward swing limb and Cop-ML towards stance limb, and longer and faster...
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Published 2020
..., in its native form starch does not have properties suitable for processing due to low thermal stability...
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Published 2020
..., in its native form starch does not have properties suitable for processing due to low thermal stability...
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... to conventional therapy with phosphate supplements. Burosumab was initiated with a fast increase on serum...
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Published 2018
... clinical symptoms of “phantom limb”, a pain condition that arises in humans after amputation or transverse...
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... attention and removes the athlete from his or her activities, whether in training or game. Lower limb...
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... or increase of the multisensory integration processing; we recommend to contemplate multisensory Self...
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... functions that typically decrease with age. Some evidence shows that SRH is associated with objective...
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