Congenital bronchoesophageal fistula in an adult: a case presenting with massive hemoptysis.
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C E Kinley
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Tracheostomy technique and care.
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Pseudosarcoma with carcinoma of the esophagus. A report of two cases.
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An x-ray microscope study of myocardial revascularization.
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Chandler BM: Traumatic aneurysm of thoracic aorta: a case presenting as a coarctation.
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Observations on a medical teacher training program.
An increasing interest in educational science as applied to medical education is apparent in the past decade. Recently, a six-week teacher training program was held at the Center for the Study of Medical Education at the University of Illinois. Fifteen medical faculty members, including five Canadians, participated. During this period there was an opportunity to engage in discussions and independent study of several aspects of medical education, using the personnel from the Center's four major divisions as resource people. Training in educational science is important for all teachers, and a centre to provide this type of instruction should be available in Canada.
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The management of hypopharyngeal diverticulum.
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Compliance: a continuing problem with vascular grafts.
Compliance mismatch between host artery and synthetic vascular substitutes has rarely been mentioned in the literature as a possible cause of suture line disruption and damage to endothelial and platelet cells. In this paper we have attempted to elucidate on how compliance mismatch can predispose: (1) anastomotic rupture, (2) flow induced shear stres and, (3) reduced distal perfusion. We have concluded that in order to minimize all three of these factors the compliance of the vascular substitute should be equivalent to the host artery to which it is to be anastomosed. It appears that the factor which is most seriously affected by the compliance mismatch is the flow regimen in that flow separation regions forms at the distal anastomosis. Shear stresses, due to eddies in these regions of flow separation, are of significant magnitude to destroy endothelial cells lining the vascular wall and platelets existing in the boundary layer.
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