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A Study of the Effect of Plasmaexchange in Patients With Acute Liver Failure
This study has been completed.
Rigshospitalet, Denmark
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First received: July 29, 2009
Last updated: November 4, 2014
Last verified: November 2014
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The aim of this study is to examine if high-volume plasma exchange has a positive effect on mortality in patients with acute liver failure.
Acute Liver Failure
Procedure: High volume plasma exchange
Procedure: Standard medical treatment
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|European Multicenter Plasma Exchange Trial (Empet): A Controlled, Open, Randomised, Multicenter Study In Patients With Acute Liver Failure
Further study details as provided by Rigshospitalet, Denmark:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- mortality [ Time Frame: at day 3, day 7 ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Study Start Date:
|June 1998
|Study Completion Date:
|July 2009
|Primary Completion Date:
|July 2009 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Active Comparator: High volume plasma exchange
3 successive plasma exchanges over 3 days
Procedure: High volume plasma exchange
3 high volume plasma exchanges over 3 days
Other Name: HVPProcedure: Standard medical treatment
Standard medical treatment
Other Name: SMT
|Placebo Comparator: Standard medical treatment
Procedure: Standard medical treatment
Standard medical treatment
Other Name: SMT
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years and older
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Patients with acute liver failure in encephalopathy grade 2-4
Exclusion Criteria:
- alcoholic hepatitis
- primary non function liver graft or graft dysfunction
- known chronic liver disease
- known malignancies
- clinical suspicion of brain death
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00950508
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00950508
|Department of Hepatology, Rigshospitalet
|Copenhagen, DK, Denmark, 2100
|Department of Transplantation and Liver Surgery, Helsinki University Hospital
|Helsinki, Finland
|United Kingdom
|Institute of Liver Studies, King's College Hospital
|London, United Kingdom
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Rigshospitalet, Denmark
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|Fin S Larsen, PhD,Dr.M.Sc
|Rigshospitalet, Denmark
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on November 25, 2014
No publications provided
|Responsible Party:
|Dr. Fin Stolze Larsen, Senior consultant, Rigshospitalet, Denmark
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00950508 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|July 29, 2009
|Last Updated:
|November 4, 2014
|Health Authority:
|Denmark: The Danish National Committee on Biomedical Research Ethics
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Liver Failure
Liver Failure, Acute
Digestive System Diseases
Hepatic Insufficiency
Liver Diseases
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Clairvoyant Encounters: Are Psychics Real?
The meaning of clairvoyant is defined as "the ability to see beyond that of ordinary perception". Whether it be things like extrasensory perception (ESP) or your latest psychic chat room, people are all too skeptical about the unknown and whether such powers exist. However there have been so many recorded occurrences of such supernatural events that it is debatable whether or not such things are in fact real. There are just as many debunked hoaxes as there are unexplained mysteries, and this causes further confusion that adds to the mystique of clairvoyant powers.
It should be noted that psychics and clairvoyants are different, though they are often interchanged. Both predict the future, but there are different subtleties that distinguish the two. The art of fortune telling is a practice that has gone back thousands of years, with well recorded predictions of both supernatural beings.
The word "psychic" is actually derived from the Greek word "psychikos" and means "of the mind", and throughout history rulers and common folk alike have been intrigued and advised by these people claiming to have clairvoyant abilities.
Generally psychics rely on things like astrology as a means of predicting the future. The relative position of such celestial bodies has been used to predict upcoming events, and it still remains a popular way for modern day psychics to predict the future.
The word "clairvoyant" is actually French meaning "clear vision". Clairvoyants generally do not deal with things like astrology or elaborate set-ups to predict the future like their psychic counterparts, rather they rely on "visions" that are bestowed unto them.
As time went on clairvoyants and psychics have become synonymous and more or less undistinguishable amongst popular culture. People continue to be amazed by those who have, or at least claim to have, the ability to predict the future. Some people think it is a bunch of hogwash, while others make life altering decisions based on the rhetoric of such advisors. Some believe it to be all fun and games, while others think it to be demonic and sinful.
No matter what side of the fence you are on, this site will hopefully give you insight into the unknown where you can make a decision yourself. There are many things in this world that are a mystery, and psychic powers and clairvoyant beings are a part of those that still intrigue people to this day.

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New Multiferroic Mechanism Could Lead to Next-Generation Memory Devices
Researchers have observed a new way that magnetic and electric properties which have a long history of ignoring and counteracting each other can coexist in a special class of metals. These materials, known as multiferroics, could serve as the basis for the next generation of faster and energy-efficient logic, memory, and sensing technology.
The researchers, who worked with colleagues at the Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research in Germany, published their findings online in Physical Review Letters on July 25, 2011.
Ferromagnets are materials that display a permanent magnetic moment, or magnetic direction, similar to how a compass needle always points north. They assist in a variety of daily tasks, from sticking a reminder to the fridge door to storing information on a computers hard drive. Ferroelectrics are materials that display a permanent electric polarization a set direction of charge and respond to the application of an electric field by switching this direction. They are commonly used in applications like sonar, medical imaging, and sensors.
In principle, the coupling of an ordered magnetic material with an ordered electric material could lead to very useful devices, said Brookhaven physicist Stuart Wilkins, one of the papers authors. For instance, one could imagine a device in which information is written by application of an electric field and read by detecting its magnetic state. This would make a faster and much more energy-efficient data storage device than is available today.
But multiferroics magnetic materials with north and south poles that can be reversed with an electric field are rare in nature. Ferroelectricity and magnetism tend to be mutually exclusive and interact weakly with each other when they coexist.
Most models used by physicists to describe this coupling are based on the idea of distorting the atomic arrangement, or crystal lattice, of a magnetic material, which can result in an electric polarization.
Now, scientists have found a new way that electric and magnetic properties can be coupled in a material. The group used extremely bright beams of x-rays at Brookhavens National Synchrotron Light Source (NSLS) to examine the electronic structure of a particular metal oxide made of yttrium, manganese, and oxygen. They determined that the magnetic-electric coupling is caused by the outer cloud of electrons surrounding the atom.
Previously, this mechanism had only been predicted theoretically and its existence was hotly debated, Wilkins said.
In this particular material, the manganese and oxygen electrons mix atomic orbitals in a process that creates atomic bonds and keeps the material together. The researchers measurements show that this process is dependent upon the magnetic structure of the material, which in this case, causes the material to become ferroelectric, i.e. have an electric polarization. In other words, any change in the materials magnetic structure will result in a change in direction of its ferroelectric state. By definition, that makes the material a multiferroic.
What is especially exciting is that this result proves the existence of a new coupling mechanism and provides a tool to study it, Wilkins said.
The researchers used a new instrument at NSLS designed to answer key questions about many intriguing classes of materials such as multiferroics and high-temperature superconductors, which conduct electricity without resistance. The instrument, developed by Wilkins and Brookhaven engineers D. Scott Coburn, William Leonhardt, and William Schoenig, will ultimately be moved to the National Synchrotron Light Source II (NSLS-II), a state-of-the-art machine currently under construction. NSLS-II will produce x-rays 10,000 times brighter than at NSLS, enabling studies of materials properties at even higher resolution.
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BARRIE - Wanted: Groundskeepers for local golf course. Must be able to sleep in barn, love the taste of weeds and walk on all fours. Humans need not apply.
Settler's Ghost Golf Club is making news not only for its new way of thinking when it comes to maintaining the course itself.
A pair of goats have become quite the celebrities at SGGC which is located just outside of Barrie on Horseshoe Valley Road.
The idea of "hiring" goats to rid the course of weeds came to SGGC Superintendent Chris Gulliver while he was looking for ways to make the club a little more environmentally friendly.
Goats eat the flowery part of the weeds first, which eliminates the chance of seeds reproducing the annoying eyesores. Then, just like a kid putting off the greens until the end, the goats eventually devour the rest of the plant.
"I was just looking for new ways to cut down on pesticides and saw that a few courses in the US have taken to having goats on site to eat the weeds," said Gulliver. "I took it to the board and after a few laughs at my expense, they fortunately realized that this could become a great thing for our club. As far as I can tell, we're the first in Canada to do this."
Settler's Ghost was the perfect location for such an innovative idea not only for being situated in Simcoe County and surrounded by lakes and forestry, but it also suits the clubs farming décor. Farming equipment and even a barn decorate the landscape as a tribute to the land that the club once was. Goats only bring more of the personality out of the course.
"Another point I brought up to the board was that the home of golf, Scotland, was the first to use the goat method," said Gulliver. "They didn't use chemicals back then, but the goats had a great meal while the golfers played."
After starting the project, Gulliver realized the new employees needed names. An online contest was started and 138 entries were mulled over with the winning suggestion being Whipper and Snipper.
After only six weeks of being on the job, word of the four legged weed eaters has spread like, well, weeds on a golf course and everyone is clamoring to see the Simcoe County stars in action.
"We have signs discouraging people from feeding them since that would be counter-productive," said Gulliver. "We also understand that it is quite a sight to see when teeing off so it is understandable that folks would want a photo with them."
While understanding of the attention, Gulliver hopes people realize that the club is not a petting zoo.
Whipper and Snipper have certain hours of "work" and shouldn't be disturbed. Those who are curious however, should contact the club and inquire about times to maybe get a look at the weed maintenance workers in action.
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Location: Out of but convenient for the old town.
This is a very nice hotel which benefits from a sympathetic reconstruction based upon a derelict convent. Light and airy and very well located for visiting the old town. Garage a bit tight but been to worse. And this one is free! Nice staff and a good coffee shop in an airy open area, open for the hours we wanted - late. Hard to fault in any respect.
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- DrBruin Oct 3, 2013 08:52 PM
Hi Everyone,
I'm flying in to Raleigh in about a week to visit family. First time to the Raliegh area and they are new too.
Any recommendations?
Cuisine...no preferences. I'm always interested in mom/pop places or non-chain places. BBQ, I suppose is a local specialty.
Price... happy with recs at all price points but would probably be happiest if most entrees on the menu are <$25.
re: burgeoningfoodie
Probably just Raleigh.... I don't know the area well so probably won't be going very far.
Have you looked at some of the many existing posts on Raleigh?
re: carolinadawg
Hi C-dawg,
You know, when I posted this request initially, I put it on the wrong east coast board. So, I hadn't looked at these posts. However, there are only a few recent threads and some are around a year old, so I was hoping for some additional chowish advice (because I'm not sure if these places are still chowish) and I'm hoping to not rely on Yelp to help me eat for a week.
I guess I'm just to loads more activity on the Los Angeles board... my home board.
So, if you have a more recent rec, please share...
re: DrBruin
All but one of the links I posted have substantial replies in, or were actually started in, this calendar year. And those are only a few of the many Raleigh posts out there.
I think reading through some treads and asking some more specific questions will yield you more recs.
Here's a few recommendations to check into, you don't say where in Raleigh you'll be so I've kind of gone Downtown-centric slightly:
The Pit - barbecue
Centro - upscale creative Mexican food
Stansbury - (I haven't been yet but it has gotten good feedback on here
Bida Manda - Laotian food
Second Empire - Downstairs they have a tavern which is less formal than the upstairs however you can order off of both the upstairs and the tavern menus. It's a Raleigh favorite.
There's also Coquette, Vivace, and Midtown Grille at North Hills which are all lovely and worth dining at.
re: Erika RollerGirl
+1 on Bida Manda!
Also take a look at http://mandolinraleigh.com/mandolin-r..., it is my top pick inside Raleigh but several of the places Erika mentions are quite good.
In Raleigh, I'd recommend Poole's Diner or Beasley's Chicken (both run by the same chef). I like Spize Cafe for the banh mi sandwiches. I'd definitely recommend getting a "hot now" Krispy Kreme doughnut from the downtown location. As other mentioned, the Stanbury is supposed to be very good. Bonus is that it's located right next to Escazu chocolates, which are awesome. Then there's J Betski's which does nice German food. For Mexican, I recommend Taqueria El Toro on the south side of Raleigh, or Fonda Y Barreria Jalisco on the north side.
To get great bbq, you probably have to venture out of Raleigh.
re: brsmith2
Taqueria El Toro is, indeed, awesome. I recommend that place 1,000%. While we're on the subject of Mexican food, I ate at Jose and Sons a few weeks ago and it was pretty spectacular.
re: brsmith2
I've generally liked Sitti and Neo Monde for Lebanese and I know that people will argue, but if Cooper's is open back up.. they are a safe bet for NC BBQ within the confines of Raleigh.
The new restaurant Stanbury is getting mostly favorable reviews with a few comments about some things being overly salty.
Soo's chicken for Korean fried chicken is pretty popular and cheap. I don't know if anyone has listed any breakfast spots for a good southern breakfast.
If there are food trucks in the area you could always hit one of those up too, but I think the last rodeo is happening before you come (not sure).
Sawasdee for Thai food. Mojoe's for good and relatively cheap burgers with out all the extra crap that places try to top their stuff with.
re: burgeoningfoodie
Last time I ate at Cooper's it just wasn't that good.
Is Soo's still open? I thought that they were being forced to close due to development.
re: brsmith2
Finch's or Farmer's Market Restaurant for breakfast
J Betski's or Saltwater for lunch
Stanbury, St Jacques (fancy/French), or Capri (Italian) for dinner
Stick-to-your-ribs breakfast at Finch's http://www.yelp.com/biz/finchs-restau...
Stanbury http://www.yelp.com/biz/stanbury-raleigh
Capri http://www.yelp.com/biz/capri-raleigh
J Betski's http://www.yelp.com/biz/j-betskis-ral...
Farmer's Market Restaurant http://www.yelp.com/biz/state-farmers...
Get yourself the tastiest fried trout sandwich of your life at Saltwater: http://www.yelp.com/biz/saltwater-sea...
Special/French http://www.yelp.com/biz/saint-jacques...
Thank you for everyone's recs. Leaving today for Raleigh. Staying at a hotel near Creedmoor and Glenwood (Crabtree area) if that helps. Anyhow, I'll have a car and since I live in LA, I'm sure the distances aren't a problem with the rec's... since everywhere you go in LA takes 30-60 minutes.
re: DrBruin
The state fair begins on the 17th! Might be a fun activity with lots of food options. Many of the civic/religious groups have booths with local specialties (very pork centric) as well as the Pork Council. If you have interest, past threads discuss the food highlights.
re: meatn3
There is the Bacon Cheese Burger served between two Krispi Kreme Donuts. You just don't bet better then that.
re: chazzer
re: DrBruin
If you want something very close and ethnic (Crabtree Mall is full of American-style chain restaurants) there is a small, independently-owned Middle Eastern place called Tarbouch about a mile away -- at Creedmoor and Millbrook. Look to the right of the Food Lion. They have some interesting stews, a marvelous soup ((starts with an M), and fresh salads (try the cauliflower). Good gyros and shwarmas.
Don't know whether Tarbouch has been mentioned here yet, but it is worth checking out. Hard working, really nice people trying to make it work. This is exactly the kind of restaurant that needs our support.


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David Moyes believes that Manchester United fully deserved the 2-0 victory over Crystal Palace on Saturday, and was delighted to see his side pick up all three points.
Despite dominating for long periods during the game, the Reds' breakthrough didn't arrive until just after the hour mark, when Robin van Persie fired home from the penalty spot following a foul on Patrice Evra.
Moyes says he expected a tough test against a determined Palace defence, but believes his side's performance was deserving of maximum points in south London.
"Crystal Palace, since Tony Pulis took over, has been a difficult place for anyone to come," Moyes told Sky Sports. "They haven't conceded many goals and they made themselves hard to beat again. Thankfully, we got two goals in the second half.
"In the Premier League, getting the first goal is always crucial. The way we played, we thoroughly deserved it. We had made some opportunities, and it was certainly deserved."
Wayne Rooney's unstoppable half-volley settled the contest with 20 minutes remaining, and moved him to within 40 goals of Sir Bobby Charlton's record as the club's all-time top scorer.
The United boss was full of praise for Rooney after the game, and he believes the striker can go on to make history at Old Trafford, after signing a contract extension earlier this week.
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Thanks for the feedback folks, I really appreciate your compliments. I'm working on some other stuff, but this one I felt more compelled to write, simply because I like the characters, and wanted to make them likeable. Some other ideas I have in mind, the characters are more shallow and self-centered, or just plain mean, so I'm not really sure how well the story will turn out.
|2012-12-28 23:14:21
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|Thanks for.the honest feedback. The funny thing is, Chris and Christie was a total work of.fiction, whereas this one is actually based on people that I know and their stories.
Being new to.the writing thing, I'm discovering that writing about sex is a lot harder than I thought it would be, as was writing from a woman's point of view.
The funny thing was, Chris and Christie seemed to.write.itself, whereas my other stories, like this one, are considerably much harder going.
My other concern is that I won't be able to come up.with anything as good as my first offering, but I'll keep.trying.
|2013-07-14 14:48:53
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|Whoops, guess I need to work on my editing. Name should be Todd.
|2013-07-24 14:45:14
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Malaysia's Public Health Policies assisting people who inject drugs are found to avert new HIV infections, save lives and reduce health care costs, according to a new study funded by the World Bank
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GLENS FALLS - Yet again, the folks with Warrensburg and Chestertown roots who established affordable, accessible rural health care in New York State are in the limelight.
Hudson Headwaters Health Network founder Dr. John Rugge and his medical associates hosted Gov. David Paterson and state Health Commissioner Dr. Richard Daines April 1 at the Health Network's Broad St. clinic for a press conference to announce a new health care initiative.
Paterson and Daines announced a regional demonstration project, bankrolled by $4.5 million in state Medicaid funding over the next 18 months.
The initiative will focus on preventative care and engender collaboration between health care providers and insurance companies, they said.
The emphasis on preventative care not only promotes better health among its patients, but saves money in the long run for the state by avoiding hospitalization or emergency-center care, Paterson and Daines said.
This initiative, the Medical Home demonstration project, includes hiring health care case managers and nurses who keep in close contact with patients, reminding them of appointments, coordinating care with physicians, specialists, and other providers. The initiative also provides some patient health-education measures.
The initiative, which also standardizes insurance company reimbursement at a higher than prevailing level, required some enabling legislation that circumvented anti-trust laws.
Rugge said Monday that such legislation was successfully passed into law.
Rugge said the initiative boils down to establishing a simplified, standardized solution to providing and paying for health care, with a better outcome.
Paying a little more up front for preventative care saves a lot later on, he said. The initiative also seeks to reduce duplicated or uncoordinated care that hampers patient outcomes, he said.
"To get our governor to personally attend to these issues is important, and I'm glad Hudson Headwaters can be a part of this effort," he said. "Providers and payers statewide now have the opportunity for leadership in health care reform."
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HoopsHype Kirk Hinrich rumors
The Chicago Bulls will be without Luol Deng, Derrick Rose and possibly Kirk Hinrich for Game 1 of their Eastern Conference semifinal against the Miami Heat on Monday, but Rose said he is not ruling out playing at some point in the series. Rose said Monday that his status is "still up in the air. I might have a chance," although coach Tom Thibodeau ruled him out for Game 1. Asked about Rose's availability for the series, Thibodeau said "we'll see." ESPN.com
Following his team's victory at the Barclays Center, Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau was predictably vague about the status of two injured veteran starters, floor general Kirk Hinrich and All-Star small forward Luol Deng, saying both players were "day-to-day." While Deng said from his Twitter account Saturday evening that he would see his teammates in Miami, in advance of Monday's Game 1 against the Heat, that won't occur Sunday. CSN Chicago
KC Johnson: Hinrich is traveling to Brooklyn. Deng questionable to travel. Flight is in 2.5 hours. #Bulls Twitter @KCJHoop
Kirk Hinrich (left calf bruise) did not participate and is most likely out for tonight's Game 6 against Brooklyn at the United Center. Coach Tom Thibodeau declined to speculate on whether the injury could keep Hinrich sidelined beyond tonight's contest. "We're just going day by day, hour by hour," he said. "There's still 6 or 7 hours before tonight's game, so we'll see where he is tonight." Arlington Heights Daily Herald
During the Game 5 telecast on TNT, Kerr was asked about Rose working through the mental hurdles of coming back from a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee and said, "I think where the Bulls are now with this series with Kirk Hinrich struggling with the calf injury, if Derrick is OK and there's no threat to further injury, I think he's got to play. He has to put himself out there for 15-20 minutes. "Look at what [Joakim] Noah and Hinrich are putting themselves through with their injuries. I think it's time for Derrick . . . maybe he owes it to his teammates." Hinrich said Rose doesn't owe them anything. "We don't feel that way,'' Hinrich said. "We know what kind of guy he is and what kind of teammate he is, and we don't feel that way. I haven't heard one ill word said about it. Chicago Sun-Times
Coach Tom Thibodeau and Kirk Hinrich strongly defended Rose following Wednesday's practice at the Berto Center, answering questions about TNT broadcaster and former Bull Steve Kerr's comments that Rose "maybe owes it to his teammates" to return from left knee surgery. "We don't feel that way," Hinrich said. "It's been a very difficult year for Derrick. I've never experienced any sort of injury like that. I'm not one to speak on how anybody else's body feels. We know what kind of guy he is and what kind of teammate he is and we don't feel that way. Chicago Tribune
KC Johnson: Thibodeau said Hinrich didn't practice. Says he's improving. Deng, Gibson both sick and stayed home. #Bulls Twitter @KCJHoop
The Bulls will be without point guard Kirk Hinrich on Monday night against Brooklyn because of a bruised left calf. His absence might give Game 4 star Nate Robinson a chance to start in the potential clincher for Chicago. Hinrich was hurt during Saturday's 142-134 triple-overtime victory, playing through the injury to finish with 18 points and a playoff career-high 14 assists in 60 minutes. But he was wearing a walking boot Monday, walking with a noticeable limp. "We've dealt with injuries all year," Hinrich said at the Bulls' morning shootaround. "Nate's been huge for us all year. He's had those type of games. He's been huge for us. We're confident in our guys." New York Post
The Chicago Bulls will try to close out their series against the Brooklyn Nets without guard Kirk Hinrich, who will miss Game 5 on Monday because of a bruised left calf. Hinrich, who had 18 points and 14 assists in almost 60 minutes during the Bulls' triple-overtime victory in Game 4 on Saturday, was wearing a walking boot during Monday morning's shootaround. ESPN.com
Hinrich, who said he couldn't put any weight on his left foot when he woke up on Monday, is unsure whether he will be back if Game 6 is necessary on Thursday. "I wish I could tell you," Hinrich said. "We're just going to treat it like crazy and do everything they tell me to do, and hopefully I won't have to sit out more than one game." ESPN.com
Nick Friedell: Thibs says Kirk Hinrich has a bruised calf. He is questionable for Game 5. They want to see how he feels tomorrow. Twitter @NickFriedell
His extensive workload came on a left calf muscle sore enough that he needed a postgame MRI. Results weren't immediately available, but Hinrich said the injury "is pretty bad." Given his grittiness, Hinrich will play in Game 5 on Monday if at all possible. His 18 points and 14 assists marked his first playoff double-double since May 2007, and his assists tied the franchise playoff mark shared by Michael Jordan and Sam Vincent. "He's unbelievable," coach Tom Thibodeau said. Chicago Tribune
"Let me calculate my thoughts real fast before I say (what I want to say)," James said. "I believe and I know that a lot of my fouls are not basketball plays. First of all, Kirk Hinrich in the first quarter basically grabbed me with two hands and brought me to the ground. The last one, Taj Gibson was able to collar me around my shoulder and bring me to the ground. Those are not defensive ... those are not basketball plays." ESPN.com
"The play before, there was a play earlier in the game where he was barreling down on me," Hinrich said. "I got the foul but he almost made it so I kind of ... you don't realize how strong that guy is and you forget sometimes, but with his speed and strength, you can't take anything for granted, so I still feel like I got the worst of it, obviously. But it was just one of those plays. I knew I was going to try to take a foul and then I just started going backwards and pulled him with me." ESPN.com
Hinrich suffered a setback. And thus, the Bulls again will be extremely shorthanded for Friday's late tipoff against the Warriors. Hinrich sat out Friday's morning shootaround at the University of San Francisco War Memorial gymnasium, joining Taj Gibson, Derrick Rose and Richard Hamilton -- who remains away from the team -- on the sidelines. "It's pretty sore," Hinrich said. "At least I know where I'm at. After that little level of activity, I still have a little ways to go I guess." Chicago Tribune
Hinrich wore a walking boot as he entered Bankers Life Fieldhouse, and Thibodeau said he's day-to-day. Hinrich remained in the off-limits training room getting treatment and didn't speak with reporters. Making the injury even crazier is how upbeat Hinrich acted and talked after Saturday's victory over the Nets. His 12-point, four-assist night marked his third straight game in double figures after missing 10 of the previous 11 games with right elbow issues. "I'm feeling better," Hinrich said late Saturday in Chicago. "I'm playing some bigger minutes and just trying to take care of myself." Chicago Tribune
Bulls starting point guard Kirk Hinrich will miss ''a week or so'' after getting his injured right elbow ''cleaned out'' on Friday in Chicago, coach Tom Thibodeau said. The fear is that Hinrich's status might be the good news on the injury front. Joakim Noah and Carlos Boozer also did not play against the Atlanta Hawks on Saturday night. Chicago Sun-Times
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Dr. Rakheja did his medical schooling at All India Institute of Medical Sciences in New Delhi. He completed pathology residencies at Maulana Azad Medical College (Delhi University) and UT Southwestern Medical Center. He trained in gastrointestinal pathology and neuropathology as a senior resident (fellow equivalent) at GB Pant Hospital (Delhi University) and completed a pediatric pathology fellowship at UT Southwestern/Children's Medical Center.
Dr. Rakheja studies the genetics and metabolism of childhood cancer, particularly Wilms tumor, germ cell tumors, hepatoblastoma, brain tumors, and pediatric sarcomas of bone and soft tissue. He has specific interests in tumor tissue banking, establishing primary pediatric cancer cell lines, and developing laboratory assays for diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic targets in pediatric cancers.
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- 2-hydroxyglutarate detection by magnetic resonance spectroscopy in IDH-mutated patients with gliomas.
- Choi C, Ganji SK, Deberardinis RJ, Hatanpaa KJ, Rakheja D, Kovacs Z, Yang XL, Mashimo T, Raisanen JM, Marin-Valencia I, Pascual JM, Madden CJ, Mickey BE, Malloy CM, Bachoo RM, Maher EA Nature medicine 2012 Jan
- A zebrafish transgenic model of Ewing's sarcoma reveals conserved mediators of EWS-FLI1 tumorigenesis.
- Leacock SW, Basse AN, Chandler GL, Kirk AM, Rakheja D, Amatruda JF Dis Model Mech 2012 Jan 5 1 95-106
- Bone morphogenetic protein signalling activity distinguishes histological subsets of paediatric germ cell tumours.
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- High-resolution array CGH identifies common mechanisms that drive embryonal rhabdomyosarcoma pathogenesis.
- Paulson V, Chandler G, Rakheja D, Galindo RL, Wilson K, Amatruda JF, Cameron S Genes Chromosomes Cancer 2011 Jun 50 6 397-408
- High incidence of IDH mutations in acute myeloid leukaemia with cuplike nuclei.
- Rakheja D, Konoplev S, Su M, Wheeler D, Muzny DM, Ruvolo VR, Collins R, Karandikar NJ, Andreeff M, Medeiros LJ, Chen W British journal of haematology 2011 Apr 125-8
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PACIFIC GROVE, CA, July 8, 2010 -- California American Water announced today its recent delivery of a $1.1-million payment to the California Department of Fish and Game to fund National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration Fisheries that benefit habitat for threatened steelhead trout in the Carmel River. The payment is the company's second annual contribution designed to fund what will ultimately be an $11.2-million environmental grant program administered by the California Department of Fish and Game.
"We're eager for local river and environmental protection groups to have the opportunity to access these funds and implement programs that will benefit the steelhead," said California American Water president Rob MacLean.
In 2006, California American Water reached an agreement with the NOAA to pay $10 million over seven years to protect the trout and their habitat. NOAA Fisheries struggled at that time to find a way to ensure the funds would be used solely for habitat improvements on the Carmel River rather than being diverted to other areas or subsumed by the federal government's general fund. In 2009, the agency established an arrangement whereby the California Department of Fish and Game would administer the funding, ensuring the money remains local and provide an opportunity for agencies serving the Monterey Peninsula to seek support for programs that benefit the South-Central California Coast Steelhead.
Several local groups, including the Big Sur Land Trust, Carmel River Steelhead Association and Carmel River Watershed Conservancy, have worked to apply for the funding. However, no grants have been issued to date while the Department of Fish and Game evaluates proposals for mitigation projects.
The California Department of Fish and Game is responsible for selecting and prioritizing projects for protection of the steelhead trout with the dedicated funding. While that agency already offers grants for projects protecting anadromous fish populations statewide, the $11.2 million is to be dedicated solely to projects benefiting the South-Central California Coast Steelhead on the Carmel River. Government agencies and nonprofits are eligible to apply for grants.
California American Water has committed to pay $11.2 million between April 1, 2009, and July 1, 2016, although the company's agreement with NOAA Fisheries also states the payments will cease upon completion of the Monterey Bay Regional Water Project, which will replace approximately 10,000 acre-feet per year of pumping from the Carmel River. Company officials estimate the earliest a new water supply could be completed is 2014.
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