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Front Matterludes surgical pearls, tips and tricks for junior doctors.This book instructs postgraduate trainees inophthalmology on the basic methodology required to perform intraocular surgery.The text is written clearly and concisely, investigating basic surgical skillsfor the eye to facilitate the training pr

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Scenario project “The sociocultural and economic impact of AIDS: design and working plan”difficulties with nerve monitoring systems have been a source of frustration since their earliest use and can limit their usefulness in preventing nerve injury. In this chapter, we present a brief summary of the primary mechanism of RLN injury and practice patterns for RLN monitoring, provide a fram

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Baseline analysis HIV / AIDS in the Netherlands: 1982-1991e past decade, image-guided surgeries and image-guided minimally invasive interventions have emerged as advances that can be used in place of traditional invasive approaches. Advanced imaging technologies such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), computed tomography (CT), and positron emission tomog