“... daily in Giemsastained blood smears. Signs of CM were determined by the manifestation of coma, limb...”
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“... be shorter than with saline. Methods: Patients scheduled for upper limb surgery were randomized to receive...”
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Subjects: “...Limb salvage...”
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Subjects: “...Diabetic Foot; Endovascular procedures; Stent; Angioplasty; Limb salvage; Amputation...”
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“... 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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“... for athletes to decrease the CRT of the rectus femoris (trained limb) and triceps (non-trained limb); however...”
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Subjects: “...Fast Fourier transformation...”
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“... and the depletion of the body mercury pool have been taken to explain patterns such as the decrease...”
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“... owing to the emission properties of RE ions, which render these materials suitable for use in color...”
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“... owing to the emission properties of RE ions, which render these materials suitable for use in color...”
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“... was observed in the photoluminescence (PL) spectra from 570 to 700 nm owing to the Eu3+ ions, with the...”
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“... and slower CoP-ML and CoP-AP toward swing limb and Cop-ML towards stance limb, and longer and faster...”
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“... also noted that the adjustments to the new patterns of competitiveness owing to the market opening...”
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“... on soil microbial ecological processes. Therefore, we aimed to investigate the assembly patterns...”
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“... is common in X-linked hypophosphatemic rickets. Short stature, limb deformities, dental anomalies...”
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“... 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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