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Objectively evaluating the lack of bowel control (fecal incontinence) continues to be a challenge. Many have attempted to measure the severity of fecal incontinence and to evaluate its impact on the quality of...
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Brain tissue biomechanics in cortical contusion injury: a finite element analysis
The controlled cortical impact model has been used extensively to study focal traumatic brain injury. Although the impact variables can be well defined, little is known about the biomechanical trauma as delive...
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Comments on anterior ectopic anus
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The posterior sagittal trans-sphincteric and trans-rectal approaches
Background: The posterior sagittal, transphincteric approach to treat different pelvic problems has been known since the last century. Although some surgeons have embraced it and have enthusiastically advocated ...
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Communicating Hydrocephalus: The Biomechanics of Progressive Ventricular Enlargement Revisited
This article investigates the physical mechanisms involved in the chronic ventricular enlargement that accompanies communicating hydrocephalus (CH) — including its normal and low-pressure forms. In particular,...
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