Titlebook: Nonsurgical Biliary Drainage; Meinhard Classen,Joe E. Geenen (Clinical Professor Conference proceedings 1984 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

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Complications of Percutaneous Bile Drainages in this study is outlined in Table 1. The questionnaire was divided up into four parts; in the first part, the indications were specifled. The number of procedures carried out for each indication was requested. The success rate was then established, the total number of complications observed, and

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Results of Percutaneous External Drainageever, a high mortality rate was noted in this period, due to the lack of any means of reducing jaundice in cases when only palliative procedures were expected. Since 1977 PTBD has first been applied in all cases to reduce jaundice, and the Operation has been carried out when the bilirubin level has

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B. Arnesj?,K. Bakkevoldrom those discussed in the previous chapter and warrant closer examination. Indeed, certain derivatives described in this chapter carry substantial amounts of credit risk; credit officers evaluating the appropriateness of such deals must be fully aware of the credit exposures assumed when executing such transactions.

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F. Hagenmüllerhat it is a more complex “generalist” system involved in various behaviors. In this chapter, we review studies on the cricket cercal system from a neuroethological point of view and discuss the future direction of neuroethological research on this system.

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J. R. Siewert,M. H?lschers of credit risk management presented in Chapter 8 and the qualitative aspects presented in this chapter combine to form an overall framework for the ongoing management of derivative credit risk exposures.

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