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M H Miller

Publications and source records attributed to M H Miller.

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PubMed1970

Epstein-Barr viral antigen in single cell clones of two human leukocytic lines.

A method was devised for obtaining single cell clones of human leukocytic cell lines in the presence of a human placental cell feeder layer. Clones of two lines, LS-B and EB(3), which contain Epstein-Barr viral (EBV) antigen in approximately 1% of cells were tested for EBV antigen. Since all EB(3) clones and LS-B clones contained EBV antigen, it is concluded that in vitro EBV genome is associated with all of the cells.

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PubMed1968

Dysacusis.

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Cerebral herniation from ventricular dilatation after craniectomy: a method of treatment.

Local cerebral herniation due to ventricular dilatation was observed in a patient who had had removal of a bone flap and whose dura had previously been left open. The explanation of this problem was suggested by experimental and clinical evidence relating the development of ventricular enlargement to loss of support of the brain. Such an explanation also suggested that head wrapping to buttress the brain and promote transependymal absorption of cerebrospinal fluid could reverse the condition. This treatment was employed with apparent success.

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Clinical evaluation of intra-articular injections for lumbar facet joint pain.

Lumbar facet joint (LFJ) pain is a common cause of low back pain. Thirty-four consecutive patients with a clinical diagnosis of LFJ pain received injections of a local anaesthetic agent and a long-acting corticosteroid agent under radiological control. Nineteen patients experienced immediate lessening of their pain after the injection of local anaesthetic agent, their response supporting the clinical diagnosis. Twelve of these 19 patients experienced clinically significant relief of pain for more than six months. LFJ injection offers improved diagnosis and treatment of LFJ pain.

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