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W H Blackmore B COM, B ED,R E Cotter B COM DIP ED,M J Elliott B A DIP EDand the Bowman Gray School of Medicine, which examined techniques for delineating quantitatively the natural history of atherosclerosis. Against the background of current pathologic and clinical knowledge of atherosclerosis, invasive and noninvasive evaluative methods now in use and under developmen

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W H Blackmore B COM, B ED,R E Cotter B COM DIP ED,M J Elliott B A DIP EDhe arterial lumen, quantitative assessment of the extent and complexity of atherosclerotic disease can only be surmised indirectly. Accurate evaluation of lumen contour by angiography in vivo is complicated by vessel motion, angulation, branching, and overlapping as well as by variations in x-ray te

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W H Blackmore B COM, B ED,R E Cotter B COM DIP ED,M J Elliott B A DIP EDand persecuted. The last "witch" was killed as late as 1782 in Switzerland. Mentally disturbed people did not fare much better even when the witchhunting days were gone. John Christian Reil gave the following description of mental pa­ tients at the crossroads of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries

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W H Blackmore B COM, B ED,R E Cotter B COM DIP ED,M J Elliott B A DIP EDaltered glomerular ultrafiltration, because the stage of development of this field of investigation was in a rather early phase of data accumulation. Since that time, there has been a considerable acceleration in the rate of accumulation of knowledge in this area. Therefore, in this second edition,

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W H Blackmore B COM, B ED,R E Cotter B COM DIP ED,M J Elliott B A DIP EDort-term memory impairment is frequently present in severe depression. Walton (1958) reported that the depressed patients achieved lower scores on the Wechsler Memory Test. Friedman (1964) found that psychotically depressed patients showed a deficit of short-term memory and the capacity for sustaine

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W H Blackmore B COM, B ED,R E Cotter B COM DIP ED,M J Elliott B A DIP EDort-term memory impairment is frequently present in severe depression. Walton (1958) reported that the depressed patients achieved lower scores on the Wechsler Memory Test. Friedman (1964) found that psychotically depressed patients showed a deficit of short-term memory and the capacity for sustaine