Titlebook: Atlas of Orbital Imaging; Guy Ben Simon,Gahl Greenberg,Daphna Prat Living reference work 20200th edition CT.MRI.Vascular Anomalies.Orbita

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Granulomatous Orbital Inflammation: Orbital Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis,

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Bones of the Orbit,l opening, and its axis is directed posteromedially towards the orbital apex. Supported within the orbital cavity by a sizable amount of adipose tissue, the main orbital constituents are the bulbus oculi (the eyeball) and the second cranial (optic) nerve; the extraocular muscles; the third (oculomot

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Cavernous Sinus,riorly to the superior orbital fissure anteriorly, and the sphenoidal sinus and the hypophyseal fossa are medial to it. In the inferoposterior part of its lateral wall lies Meckel’s cave and the trigeminal ganglion. Among the major contents of the sinus are the cavernous segment of the internal caro

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Partial Evaluation of HardwareThe preliminary results of dynamically specialising Xilinx XC6200 FPGA circuits using partial evaluation are presented. This method provides a systematic way to manage to complexity of dynamic reconfiguration in the special case where a general circuit is specialised with respect to one input which changes more slowly than the other inputs.

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Tissue-Adhesion Techniques in the Treatment of Extensive Postoperative Cavities and FistulaeArtificial tissue adhesion with the help of the two-component fibrin glue has proved an effective aid in the treatment of large wounds and fistulae. The selection of patients and the mode of treatment are discussed and illustrated by the histories of typical cases.

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Partial Evaluation: Concepts and ApplicationsThis is an introduction to the idea of partial evaluation. It is meant to be fairly non-technical and focuses mostly on . and . rather than ..

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Hamiltonian time evolution of the density matrix,In Chapters 5–10 we were interested mainly in pure states. However, for an open system the use of mixed states is a necessity. We discuss in this chapter the Feynman formula for the time evolution of the density matrix and a semi-classical limit of the Wigner function.