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Charles R. Lyonsknee which gives in addition collateral and recurrent branches stemming from the region itself or from adjacent areas. Finally, these interpretative problems are increased by the overlapping of the muscles of the thigh with those of the calf which delineate sliding clefts where vessels and nerves co

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Charles R. Lyons to acute abdominal complications. The latter includes necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC), hepatobiliary consequences mainly related to the parenteral nutrition, meconium- ileus – like obstruction and vascular damage especially to the kidneys. Iatrogenic diseases usually related to therapeutic measures

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Charles R. Lyonsmandatory. In the era of obstetrical US and antenatal diagnosis, some pathologies will be detected in utero and managed immediately after birth (see also Chapter 5). Yet, the rate of antenatal diagnosis of digestive tract anomalies is still low (30-50%) and many diagnosis will be achieved after birt

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Charles R. Lyonsion of the knee appears to be without any difficulty. In fact many problems come up with the interpretation of the images of this joint. Questions arise due to the complexity in shape and structure of the walls of the synovial cavity (presence of menisci, pads of fat, synovial folds, communicating p

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ion of the knee appears to be without any difficulty. In fact many problems come up with the interpretation of the images of this joint. Questions arise due to the complexity in shape and structure of the walls of the synovial cavity (presence of menisci, pads of fat, synovial folds, communicating p

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,‘Krapp’s Last Tape’,notebook manuscript of . is titled ‘Magee Monologue’. Following his usual routine, the playwright then produced a series of typescripts working toward the final text of the play as published.. This new work opened the bill in the production of . at the Royal Court in October 1958, with Magee playing the role written for him.