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C E Moore

Publications and source records attributed to C E Moore.

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Cutaneous localisation of laser induced pain in humans.

Localisation of painful laser-induced stimuli has been compared to localisation of tactile stimuli in normal humans. Laser stimulation evoked pain of two qualities (sharp pricking pain and hot burning pain). Sharp pricking pain was found to be localised with almost equal precision to tactile stimuli (13.8 +/- 3.4 versus 11.6 +/- 2.3 mm) on the dorsum of the hand, (21.5 +/- 7.9 versus 20.6 +/- 7.5 mm) on the forearm and (15.5 +/- 5.6 versus 13.8 +/- 5.4 mm) on the foot, respectively. There was no significant difference between the ability to localise tactile stimuli and hot burning pain except on the dorsum of the hand. These results indicate that tactile information is not essential for the accurate localisation of cutaneous pain.

Adult↗

Staying loose.

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Forms and Records Control↗

Refutin' Newton.

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Aged↗

The best toast.

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Diagnostic Imaging↗

Above the law.

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Foreign Bodies↗

The nose knows.

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Humans↗

International occupational health care.

The establishment of medical facilities and a proactive care system for expatriates in a foreign country should be approached in stepwise fashion. In advance of a new company operation, considerable information must be gathered about the company's plan. Risk assessment includes consideration of both occupational and country-related medical issues. Resource assessment generally requires an on-site visit. Establishing the medical plan for a site generally requires the selection of a company doctor and the best available hospitals and local specialists, and upgrading local facilities and site-specific plans. Comparable occupational health programs must be developed for the nationals employed in the country. These and other considerations will prepare the occupational physician to assist for each new company operation, for each new expatriate assignment.

Culture↗

Organs, what ho!

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Brain↗

A chart unchained.

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Communication↗