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Reflex sympathetic dystrophy or complex regional pain syndrome type I is primarily a clinical diagnosis. The syndrome is most common after soft tissue damage or fractures and is more often seen in women than in men. The paramount symptom is pain, but oedema, a limited range of motion, changes in sensibility, and trophic changes are also seen. The pathogenesis is unknown, but most clinicians believ
Laglöst land : terroristjakt och rättssäkerhet i Sverige
Recension av Janne Flyghed och Magnus Hörnqvist (red.), Laglöst land (Ordfront, 2003).
The Relation between Students’ Implicit Researcher-Gender Associations and Perceptions of a Research Career
Lund Archaeological Review 1997
Moving towards high density clinical signature studies with a human proteome catalogue developing multiplexing mass spectrometry assay panels
A perspective overview is given describing the current development of multiplex mass spectrometry assay technology platforms utilized for high throughput clinical sample analysis. The development of targeted therapies with novel personalized medicine drugs will require new tools for monitoring efficacy and outcome that will rely on both the quantification of disease progression related biomarkers
Högsta domstolen och den aktiebolagsrättsliga separationsprincipen
En modell för dimensionering av förbindelser för utrymning utifrån funktionsbaserade krav
This report describes a model for the estimation of the time required to evacuate a building, by dividing the evacuation process into three phases: awareness, behaviour and response, and movement. The times required in each of these phases can be estimated separately and the sum then represents the total evacuation time. The time elapsed from the fire breaking out, to the discovery of the fire, is
Power-Aware Test Planning in the Early System-On-Chip Design Exploration Process
Test application and test design, performed to ensure the production of fault-free chips, are becoming complicated and very expensive, especially in the case of SoCs (System-on-Chip), as the number of possible faults in a chip is increasing dramatically due to the technology development. It is therefore important to take test design into consideration as early as possible in the SoC design-flow in
Climate Change Impacts on Cities: Ignore, Mitigate or Adapt?
Process Mapping for Process Analysis and Education – An example from the students’ own environment
Nihal: Noter om de dödas städer
Short overview of the theme of death and necropoles in works by Emanuel Swedenborg, Derek Walcott, and Albert Engström
Editorial Comment on: Expression and Prognostic Relevance of Annexin A3 in Prostate Cancer.
Review of Uppror eller resningar? Samhällsorganisation och konflikt i senmedeltidens Sverige
Space Syntax and Meta Theory
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Monastic Archaeology and Sorø-studies: On Monastic archaeology and its typical researchs themes, a look on the themes at three current research projects in Sweden, on the conditions for new studies into the benedictin and cistercian monastery of Sorø on Zealand and finally seven possible themes or questions to explore in the future at Sorø. (Printing year wrongly as 2012 on the title page of the p
Superantigen- and TLR-dependent activation of tonsillar B cells after receptor-mediated endocytosis.
Classical B lymphocyte activation is dependent on BCR cross-linking in combination with physical interaction with Th cells. Other B cell molecules that contribute to the activation are complement, cytokine, and TLRs recognizing specific pathogen-associated molecular patterns. Moraxella (Branhamella) catarrhalis is a common Gram-negative respiratory pathogen that induces proliferation in human IgD-
Historisk-kontextuella analyser av rättsutvecklingen
Annelie och Zoran, Rasmus och Matilda. Förnamnet som kulturell spegling
In this article, various ways of understanding names and their significance for identity is discussed. A comparison between announcements in the births columns in two Swedish daily papers from 1965 and 1995 reveals that it is much more common to announce the child’s name today. This can be interpreted in relation to the conception of the vulnerability of the new-born baby, documented in the Folkli