13th - century italy invented the glasses that give sight to the blind.
who invented the glasses that give sight to the blind?
13th - century italy
bullet::::- dónde está el niño que yo fui?: poemas para leer en la escuela edición de pedro c.cerrillo torremocha, ediciones akal, madrid, 2006:132-133.





























bullet::::- león: una mirada literaria. coordinación luis mateo díez. fundación hullera vasco-leonesa, león, 2006: 249-257.





























bullet::::- ultima poesía española (1990–2005). edición y selección de rafael morales barba, editorial marenostrum, madrid, 2006: 165-180.





























bullet::::- que la fuerza te acompañe/ may the force be with you. colección salamandria. 1. el gaviero ediciones, almería, 2005: “el despertar de han solo/ han solo’s awakening”.





























bullet::::- 6+6. un quijote contemporáneo, don quichot hier en nu. fundación carlos de amberes, 2005:62-65
ana merino
patients that have had invasive brain surgery or procedures are considered to be the most at risk for experiencing ventriculitis. two procedures, in particular have been studied extensively due to their high rate of ventriculitis contractions post operation. the first group consists of patients that have had an external ventricular drain implanted to allow physicians to reduce the intracranial pressure they experience. the duration that the drain is implanted varies by necessity, however, the longer the drain is in, the more likely an infection will occur. the second group consists of patients that have an implanted intracranial stent. both groups of patients have a much higher rate of ventriculitis than the general populace, though there is very little supporting evidence due to the lack of definition of ventriculitis as frequent misdiagnosis. nearly 25% of patients with an external ventricular drain experience infection-based meningitis or ventriculitis.
ventriculitis