Efficient Impact Transfer on Bio Tissues in Wet Contact by the Water Clarified in Tube Condition
The natural water cycle is the largest transportation system and the major climate cooling element together with photosynthesis and wind powered by the sun. Water is a pure substance that picks and carries a huge load during its natural cycle on the earth, in the bio systems, in washing and cleaning, in medical care as well as in agriculture, power generation and industrial processes. It gets rid of the load by evaporation powered by the sun and wind, and leaves the civilization waste in the wat...
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OssDsign Catalyst® Bone Graft Performance in a Complex Acute Lisfranc Fracture with a Morbidly Obese Patient
Lisfranc fractures present unique challenges to surgeons due to the complex anatomy and small irregular bone structures where fracture reduction and realignment must be precise to achieve an optimal result for the patient. The choice of surgical technique, internal fixation used, and choice of bone graft (if fusion is required) are key aspects to consider for successful treatment. The following case describes a complicated Lisfranc fracture in a morbidly obese women where TMT fusion and ORIF wer...
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On the Structure and Evaluation of the Current Mass Development of Photovoltaics as Regards Synergies and Conflicts with Monument Care Principles
Solar power engineering technology is currently regularly applied in renovation or transformation of monuments. Synergies between solar power engineering and monument care principles outweigh conflicts. However, mass development of photovoltaics is a phenomenon of a quite different category. Compared to the traditional, longterm use of solar power in architecture of historical environment, mass development of photovoltaics is far more offensive from the perspective of the pressure on overall tra...
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Use of a Novel Infant Warming Device (mOm Essential) Reduces Neonatal Unit Admission and Family Separation
A Prospective, multi-site, quality improvement evaluation in five UK hospitals spanning labour and delivery, operating theatre recovery, postnatal wards, and transitional care, to evaluate the effectiveness, acceptability, and economic impact of a portable neonatal warming device (mOm Essential) across neonatal settings in the United Kingdom (UK). The evaluation included late-preterm and term neonates (<6 kg) presenting with mild to moderate hypothermia with the primary objective to achieve norm...
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