[Endodontics for deciduous teeth].
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Child, Preschool↗
Biomedical subjects
C Solomon
Publications and source records attributed to C Solomon.
[Consideration on recurrence in orthodontics].
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Humans↗
Histogenesis of microvilli and cilia in the endometrial cells: morphologic and cytochemical study.
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Cilia↗
[The relation between nerve conductivity and electrical resistance of the peripheral nerves in normal states; changes of these relationships as a function of alterations of the colloidal structure of these nerves, in a parabiotic state, by chemical agents].
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Electrolytes↗
[Research on the changes in integrated muscular biolectrical activity in relation to the strength and duration of the effort].
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Adult↗
The etiologic factor in periodontal and pulpal disease.
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Dental Pulp Diseases↗
[Contribution of the Rumanian school of physiology to the development of electromyography].
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Electromyography↗
A modern approach to surgical endodontics: ultrasonic apical preparation.
Ultrasonic devices are capable of generating better apical preparations than rotary instruments with less sacrifice of root structure. Regardless of the technique used, good lighting and magnification are necessary to insure an adequate apical preparation.
Humans↗
Further evidence of functional differentiation within biceps brachii.
This study investigated whether the two heads of Biceps Brachii could be functionally differentiated during rapid supination movements with different degrees of elbow flexion, shoulder axial rotation and load. Surface electromyograms, recorded from the long and short heads of Biceps Brachii, were utilised to identify changes in the intensity of muscle contraction. Based upon an analysis of sixteen subjects, the results indicated that joint position (muscle length), but not load, significantly (p < 0.05) influenced the relationship between the contraction intensities of the two heads. Specifically, increasing the length of the Biceps Brachii promoted increased activation of the long head in relation to the short head in producing rapid supination motions. It was concluded that functional differentiation within the two heads of Biceps Brachii was present in motions involving its distal insertion.
Adolescent↗