Titlebook: Sectional Fetal Anatomy in Ultrasound; Alf Staudach Book 1987 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1987 abdomen.anatomy.brain.diagnosis.fetus

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Skeleton, The present chapter deals with the sonographic features of the sternum, ribs, clavicle, scapula, upper extremity, pelvis, and lower extremity. As these bones acquire ossification centers, they become increasingly accessible to sonographic examination. Purely cartilaginous structures also can be del

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tten­ tion to the deeper understanding, appreciation and visualizion of gross ana­ tomic details. In this work the author has achieved correspondence between sonograms and anatomic sections with a consistency and persuasiveness unequaled in all the previous literature on diagnostic ultrasound. The v

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Alf Staudachesource consumption and the easiness of calculating LOS. Grouping patient spells according to their LOS has proved to be a challenge in health care applications due to the inherent variability in the LOS distribution. Sound methods for LOS-based patient grouping should certainly lead to a better pla

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Alf Staudachys through the system is modelled. An application to the University College of London Hospital (UCLH) neonatal unit is presented. Using the multinomial logit random effects model, we demonstrate a methodology to extract useful information on patient pathways. This modelling technique is useful for i

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Alf Staudachesource consumption and the easiness of calculating LOS. Grouping patient spells according to their LOS has proved to be a challenge in health care applications due to the inherent variability in the LOS distribution. Sound methods for LOS-based patient grouping should certainly lead to a better pla

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