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The infectiousness of a TB patient is directly related to the number of tubercle bacilli that he or she expels into the air. Patients who expel many tubercle bacilli are more infectious than patients who expel few or no bacilli. Patients are more likely to be infectious if they:
Infectiousness appears to decline very rapidly after adequate treatment is started, but how quickly it declines varies from patient to patient. Patients who have been receiving adequate treatment for 2 to 3 weeks, whose symptoms have improved and who have 3 consecutive negative sputum smears from sputum collected on different days can usually be considered noninfectious.
TB can be spread in many places, such as homes or worksites. TB can also be transmitted in health care facilities. TB is most likely to be transmitted when health care workers and patients come in contact with patients who have unsuspected TB disease, who are not receiving adequate treatment, and who have not been isolated from others. All health care facilities should take measures to prevent the spread of TB. In other words, the dangerous case as far as transmission is concerned is the undiagnosed case.
The main goal of an infection control program is to detect TB disease early and to promptly isolate and treat people who have TB disease. The infection control program should involve three types of controls - administrative controls, engineering controls, and personal respiratory protection - as well as training and education and TB screening for health care workers.
Patients who have signs or symptoms of TB disease should be placed in an area away from other patients and promptly given a diagnostic evaluation. Patients who are likely to have TB should start appropriate treatment at once after appropriate confirmations specimens are collected. In hospitals and other inpatient settings, patients known to have TB disease or suspected of having TB disease should be placed in a special isolation room right away. This isolation room should be at negative pressure relative to other parts of the facility.
Three types of engineering controls are used to prevent the transmission of TB in health care facilities: ventilation, high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filtration, and ultraviolet germicidal irradiation (UVGI). HEPA filters and UVGI should be used in conjunction with other infection control measures.
In places where administrative and engineering controls may not fully protect health care workers from infectious droplet nuclei, health care workers should use personal respirators to filter out droplet nuclei.
The health department should work closely with health care facilities to:
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Health care workers who visit TB patients at home should take precautions to protect themselves from the spread of TB. They should instruct patients to cover their mouth and nose with a tissue when coughing or sneezing, wear a personal respirator when visiting the home of an infectious TB patient or when transporting an infectious TB patient in a vehicle, collect sputum specimens in a well-ventilated area (if possible outdoors), and participate in a TB screening and prevention program.


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The identification of brain tumor initiating cells (BTICs), the rare cells within a heterogeneous tumor possessing stem cell properties, provides new insights into human brain tumor pathogenesis. We have refined specific culture conditions to enrich for BTICs, and we routinely use flow cytometry to further enrich these populations. Self-renewal assays and transcript analysis by single cell RT-PCR can subsequently be performed on these isolated cells.
Date Published: 9/25/2012, Issue 67; doi: 10.3791/4111
Keywords: Cancer Biology, Issue 67, Stem Cell Biology, Medicine, Cellular Biology, Molecular Biology, BTIC (brain tumor initiating cells), tumorspheres, self-renewal, flow cytometry, single cell RT-PCR
Venugopal, C., McFarlane, N. M., Nolte, S., Manoranjan, B., Singh, S. K. Processing of Primary Brain Tumor Tissue for Stem Cell Assays and Flow Sorting. J. Vis. Exp. (67), e4111, doi:10.3791/4111 (2012).
Brain tumors are typically comprised of morphologically diverse cells that express a variety of neural lineage markers. Only a relatively small fraction of cells in the tumor with stem cell properties, termed brain tumor initiating cells (BTICs), possess an ability to differentiate along multiple lineages, self-renew, and initiate tumors in vivo. We applied culture conditions originally used for normal neural stem cells (NSCs) to a variety of human brain tumors and found that this culture method specifically selects for stem-like populations. Serum-free medium (NSC) allows for the maintenance of an undifferentiated stem cell state, and the addition of bFGF and EGF allows for the proliferation of multi-potent, self-renewing, and expandable tumorspheres.
To further characterize each tumor's BTIC population, we evaluate cell surface markers by flow cytometry. We may also sort populations of interest for more specific characterization. Self-renewal assays are performed on single BTICs sorted into 96 well plates; the formation of tumorspheres following incubation at 37 °C indicates the presence of a stem or progenitor cell. Multiple cell numbers of a particular population can also be sorted in different wells for limiting dilution analysis, to analyze self-renewal capacity. We can also study differential gene expression within a particular cell population by using single cell RT-PCR.
The following protocols describe our procedures for the dissociation and culturing of primary human samples to enrich for BTIC populations, as well as the dissociation of tumorspheres. Also included are protocols for staining for flow cytometry analysis or sorting, self-renewal assays, and single cell RT-PCR.
Brain tumors are among the most aggressive and heterogeneous cancers known in humans. Although their earlier detection and diagnosis have been facilitated by modern neuro-imaging technology, we still lack curative therapies for many brain tumors, particularly for diffuse, invasive ones or those located deep in the brain.
Brain tumors represent the leading cause of cancer mortality in children due to their highly aggressive and often incurable nature. Glioblastoma (GBM), the most common primary brain tumor in adults, is one of the most aggressive human cancers, feared for its uniformly fatal prognosis1. This highly malignant astrocytic tumor (WHO Grade 4) usually occurs in the cerebral hemispheres of adults, and can also occur in young children and infants. Its growth is rapid and infiltrative, and diagnostic pathological features include nuclear pleomorphism, microvascular proliferation, and necrosis2,3. For adults with newly diagnosed GBM, median survival rarely extends beyond 12 months1, with generally poor responses to all therapeutic modalities. We noted that there are many functional and genetic similarities shared by somatic stem cells and cancer cells, and that the molecular pathways that regulate normal brain development are often dysregulated in cancer. In applying stem cell biology paradigms to the study of brain tumors, we were the first researchers to prospectively identify and purify a subpopulation of cells from human GBMs which exhibited the stem cell properties of proliferation, self-renewal, and differentiation in vitro4 and in vivo5. We applied culture conditions and assays originally used to characterize normal neural stem cells (NSCs) in vitro 6,7 to multiple pediatric and adult brain tumors, and enriched for these stem-like cells by cell sorting for the neural progenitor cell surface marker CD1338,9. The CD133+ brain tumor fraction contained cells that had a much higher frequency of tumor initiation than the CD133- fraction in NOD-SCID mouse brains5,10. This formally established that only a rare subset of brain tumor cells with stem cell properties are tumor-initiating, earning them the name "brain tumor initiating cells" or "BTICs". The novel identification of BTICs provides new insights into human brain tumorigenesis, giving strong support for the cancer stem cell hypothesis10-13 as the basis for many solid tumors, and establishes a novel cellular target for more effective cancer therapies14-20. Therapies that focus on killing the bulk of the tumor may miss the rare stem-like fraction, allowing the tumor to continue to grow. Therapies that focus on killing the cancer stem cell may provide better treatment and prognosis for patients with brain tumors.
In order to study BTIC populations, we have refined our culture protocols to specifically select for cell populations within human brain tumors that possess stem cell properties. Serum-free, neural stem cell (NSC) medium allows for the maintenance of an undifferentiated stem cell state, and the addition of basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF), epidermal growth factor (EGF), and leukemia inhibitory factor (LIF) allows for the proliferation of multi-potent, self-renewing, and expandable human tumorspheres. Here, we describe the methods involved in processing of primary brain tumors and culturing them in NSC medium to enrich for BTIC populations. We have called our experimental model system "BTIC patient isolates" to emphasize the fact that these cells are only minimally cultured under stem cell conditions to select for stem cell populations. Subsequent immunolabelling of BTIC populations for key stem cell markers such as CD133 and CD15 and flow cytometry analysis is also described. We then discuss the limiting dilution analysis, which aids in studying the self-renewal potential of BTICs. Finally, we explore the gene expression analysis of these rare cells by sorting single cells onto AmpliGrid slides and performing single cell RT-PCR. These techniques are also applicable to other brain tumors such as medulloblastoma, ependymoma and pediatric gliomas.
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1. Culture of Brain Tumor Tissue
For the initial days in culture, do not change the media: top-up only with 1-2 ml media as needed, then continue to observe culture and change media when the color of the media becomes slightly yellow.
2. Tumorsphere Dissociation for Flow Cytometry
3. Surface Staining
4. Flow Cytometry Acquisition and Analysis
The specifics of acquisition and analysis of flow data are instrument-dependent. Representative negative samples are run and instrument settings established for Forward (size) and Side (granularity) scatter. This scatter pattern allows the end-user to view all cells in the sample, including debris. A region is usually drawn around the cells of interest. (Figure 4a) Settings are then established for all fluorescence detectors required to position the negative cells within the first decade of a fluorescence intensity plot. When more than one dye or fluorochrome is used, single stained controls must be run to establish color compensation values (subtraction of interfering fluorescence emissions). When running live cells, a viability dye such as 7-AAD (7-Amino-actinomycin D - excitation 488/emission 655) is used and a second region drawn to exclude dead cells (Figure 4b). Both of these regions are applied to any further analysis of the samples.
5. Self-renewal Assay
The key assay that is greatly facilitated by clonal sphere growth is the in vitro test of self-renewal capacity, the limiting dilution assay. Tumorspheres are dissociated and distributed at dilutions down to a single cell per well, and the rate of subsequent sphere formation over 7 days in culture is calculated. On day 7, the percentage of wells not containing spheres for each cell plating density (F0) is calculated and plotted against the number of cells per well (x). The number of cells required to form at least one tumorsphere in every well is determined from the point at which the line crosses the 0.37 level (F0 = e -x). In a Poisson distribution of cells, F0 = 0.37 corresponds to the dilution of one cell per well, so that this calculation (the 37% intersect) reflects the frequency of clonogenic stem cells in the whole cell population (Figure 5).
6. Single Cell RT-PCR
Single cells from different populations are sorted by Beckman Coulter MoFlo XDP on reaction sites on an AmpliGrid slide (Beckman Coulter cat#AG480F). Single cell RT-PCR is performed using AmpliGrid Single One Step RT-PCR system (Beckman Coulter cat#OAX04515) according to manufacturer's specifications. Briefly, a single cell is deposited into each reaction site of an AmpliGrid slide; the presence of a single cell in each reaction site confirmed by microscopy. Reverse transcription (RT) is performed immediately after sorting to prevent the sample from being compromised. The RT master mix is prepared fresh, according to kit instructions (Table 4). We used 0.03 μl of 25 μM random primers (Promega) per reaction; 1 μl of master mix is added to the centre of each reaction site. This is immediately coated with 5 μl of sealing solution (Beckman Coulter cat#OAX04503). Using an AmpliSpeed slide cycler (Beckman Coulter; cat#OAX04101), slides are incubated at 25 °C for 10 min, 42 °C for 10 min, and 55 °C for 45 min. After reverse transcription, 3 μl of DNase/RNase-free water is added to each reaction site, and the entire mixture transferred to a PCR tube (1 tube/site). In a PCR plate, a reaction volume of 10 μl is used for quantitative PCR: 8 μl qPCR master mix (5 μl Sybr Green (Quanta), 1 μl water, 1 μl of 10 μM forward and reverse primer mix) plus 2 μl of the RT mixture. For real-time quantification, samples are run on a BioRad cycler using the following program: 95 °C for 10 min, 45 cycles of 95 °C for 30 sec, 60 °C for 60 sec, 72 °C for 60 sec, followed by 10 min at 72 °C and melting curve analysis. Ct values were determined using Opticon Monitor 3 (BioRad). Three genes can be assessed per cell, including GAPDH as a housekeeping gene. Gene expression is normalized to GAPDH expression, according to 2-ΔCt. At least a dozen single cells of the same population from the same sort can be used as biological replicates to compensate for lack of technical replicates.
7. Representative Results
Figure 1 shows a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scan of a representative patient with a GBM. Brain tumor samples are obtained from consenting patients immediately after surgery, as approved by the Hamilton Health Sciences/McMaster Health Sciences Research Ethics Board. A part of each specimen is given to the neuropathologist for routine clinical diagnosis. The remaining sample is processed as shown in Figure 2. The tumor cells, once plated in complete neural stem cell media with growth factors, form tumorspheres as shown in Figure 3.
The tumor cells are labeled with neural surface stem cell markers CD133 and CD15 and analyzed by flow cytometry as shown in Figure 4.
Single cells from different populations for e.g., CD15+/CD133+, CD15+/CD133-, CD15-/CD133+, CD15-/CD133- are then sorted into 96 well plates (Figure 5a) or into AmpliGrid slides (Figure 6a).
In the 96 well plate, single cells which possess self-renewal capacity (e.g. CD133+ cells), (Figure 5b), can form tumorspheres (Figure 5c) following incubation. A self-renewal graph can be plotted (Figure 5d) by counting the number of spheres formed per well. Single cells sorted into the reaction site of the Ampligrid slide (Figure 6a). The RNA extracted from single cells can be reverse transcribed using the Advalytix AmpliSpeed (Figure 6b). The cDNA obtained is used to perform Real time RT-PCR (Figure 6c).
Figure 1. Magnetic resonance image (MRI) of a patient GBM. MRI scan of the brain of a 16-year old girl with a month-long history of headache and a one week history of vomiting, lethargy and visual blurring. Axial FLAIR sequence shows a large bi-hemispheric ("butterfly") GBM.
Figure 2. Brain tumor processing. Brain tumor samples are obtained from consenting patients immediately after surgery. They are mechanically dissociated as shown (a) and are then enzymatically dissociated in aCSF with Liberase by incubating in a 30 rpm rocking incubator at 37 °C for 15 min (b).
Figure 3. BTIC populations form tumorspheres in culture. Dissociated brain tumor cells plated in complete neural stem cell media with growth factors form tumorspheres.
Figure 4. Flow cytometric analysis of BTIC populations. (a) Forward versus side scatter properties provide an image of all cells, including debris (b) Cells which stain with the viability dye 7-AAD are excluded from analysis. (c) The position of the statistical quadrants is determined using appropriate Isotype controls (d) Tumor cells stained with surface markers CD15-PE and CD133-APC. (d) Moflo XDP cell sorter. Click here to view larger figure.
Figure 5. Limiting dilution analysis of BTICs reveals their self-renewal capacity. (a) Cells of varying dilutions are sorted into 96 wells containing 200 μl of NSC to (b) a single cell per well. (c) Following a 7 day incubation period, a tumorsphere is formed. The morphology of secondary tumorspheres is identical to that of primary tumorspheres. (d) The mean x-intercept values can be calculated from limiting dilution analysis for each tumor subtype to reveal the number of cells required to form at least one tumorsphere per well.
Figure 6. Gene expression analysis of a single BTIC cell is possible using single cell RT-PCR technology. (a) Single cells from a BTIC population can be sorted onto AmpliGrid slides. (b) cDNA synthesis is performed on single cells on AmpliGrid slides using the Advalytix AmpliSpeed. (c) Quantitative Realtime PCR is performed on the cDNA synthesized from single BTIC cells.
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Table 2. Neural stem cell media.
NSC complete media (made fresh prior to use):
NSC basal media + 20 ng/ml EGF (epidermal growth factor) + 20 ng/ml bFGF (basic fibroblast growth factor) + 10 ng/ml LIF (leukemia inhibitory factor)* + 10 μl/ml antibiotic-antimycotic
*Leukemia inhibitory factor (LIF): This reagent from Millipore contains an interleukin 6 class cytokine, a protein which suppresses spontaneous differentiation of stem cells promoting longer term maintenance of stem cell cultures.
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Table 3. Flow antibodies.
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Table 4. Composition of RT master mix for Single Cell RTPCR (cat# OAX04515).
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The cancer stem cell hypothesis10, based on work in leukemia21, breast cancer11 and brain cancer 4,5, suggests that only a relatively small fraction of cells in the tumor, termed cancer stem cells, possess an ability to extensively proliferate and self-renew. Most of the tumor cells lose the ability to proliferate and self-renew as they differentiate into cells that become the phenotypic signature of the tumor. Finding the key cells in the brain tumor population that are able to maintain the tumor will give insight into the mechanism of brain tumorigenesis and will allow us to trace back to the cell of origin.
Stem cells are functionally defined as self-renewing cells that exhibit multi-lineage differentiation22-24. Primary brain tumor tissue is grown under culture conditions that favor stem cell growth, previously established for isolation of neural stem cells as tumorspheres25. Neural stem cell media (NSC) allows for the maintenance of an undifferentiated stem cell state, and the addition of bFGF and EGF induces the proliferation of multi-potent, self-renewing and expandable stem cells6,26. Regardless of pathological subtype, within 24 to 48 hours of primary culture, most brain tumors yield a minority fraction of cells that demonstrate growth into clonally derived neurosphere-like clusters, or tumorspheres. Thus we are able to enrich for BTIC populations from patient brain tumor tissues.
The advent of multi-parameter fluorescent activated cell sorting27 and monoclonal antibody technology28 has allowed for the purification of cancer stem cells based on cell surface markers. By using stem cell markers such as CD133 and CD15, we have been able to prospectively sort for specific stem cell-like populations and to study their self-renewal capacity by performing limiting dilution assays. A caveat of self-renewal assays was introduced by a recent study showing that in vitro self-renewal does not always correlate with tumor formation in mouse models 29. However our recent work has shown that in vitro self-renewal assays do correlate with patient survival, rendering these assays valuable to the ongoing study of BTIC biology30 .
Working with primary human tissue presents many technical challenges. Tissue processing should be performed very gently to preserve the viability of isolated cells. The amount of Liberase used and time of incubation is critical. Flow sorting of cells can be optimised to increase post-sort viability by using different nozzles and pressures. We find that our cells prefer to be sorted through a 100μm nozzle at 30 psi of sheath pressure. Sorting onto Ampligrid slide reactive sites may be somewhat difficult: it is important to confirm the presence of the deposited cell by microscopy.
Tumor heterogeneity represents one of the biggest challenges in the ongoing search for new cancer biomarkers and targeted therapies 31. Brain tumors are typically comprised of morphologically diverse cells that express a variety of neural lineage markers. Study of brain tumors by traditional histopathology has only yielded a limited amount of knowledge of the clinical behaviour of the tumor. Although major advances have been made in the understanding of the molecular genetic alterations of some brain tumors3,32-34 , particularly medulloblastomas and malignant gliomas, and some of these identified alterations are now beginning to guide treatment, it is not clear whether all tumor cells are equivalent in their ability to maintain tumor growth. Analysis of key genes involved in signaling pathways in brain tumor populations is critical to further our understanding of aberrant mechanisms leading to brain tumor formation. Even in a seemingly homogenous tissue, cells prove to be unique in their potential abilities. Analysis of transcript and protein expression levels in single cells reveal that there is a large cell-cell variation both in the resting state and when exposed to stimuli35-39. Therefore, analyzing the whole population of cells will not reveal the behaviour of a single cell. qRT-PCR is considered to be the gold standard for mRNA quantification40-41. In this study, we demonstrate prospective sorting of individual cells from distinct populations on AmpliGrid slides. Using single cell RT-PCR, we are able to perform gene expression analysis on a single cell from a heterogeneous population, thus evaluating the biological significance of a selected cell within a mixed population.
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This work was funded by the Ontario Institute of Cancer Research (OICR), the Terry Fox Foundation and the American Association of Neurological Surgeons.
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There is an elementary school in Oakland where a sixth grade teacher has decided to name her classroom after Cal State East Bay as part of that school's effort to create a college-going culture for students.
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I really don't understand how quest objectives blocked half of your screen, I don't have that problem anywhere.
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options you use? On my machine those are default, the game looks great so I didn't want to put everything on very high. It goes from top to bottom: high, medium, 4xvery high, 3xhigh. Resolution is 1680*1050.
I remember that tutorial mission - first I killed 3 boars on the spot (2 were needed only but hell why not get all skins when you can, right?) and after that I've collected needed plants. If you check the minimap (which again ain't huge on my PC) the mission area is marked by light color so if you step out of that area, you can easily move back.
I didn't (try to) skip any cutscene anywhere as I like to see everything before proceeding, but also honestly I didn't fail any mission on the initial checkpoint so no cutscene replay on my side. Yet.
In the meantime, I've taken care of the area I'm currently in and cleared all significant points. The temple FMV was great and the reward was even greater (hell why didn't they say you need to do main story to unlock those skills? I've been doing kill missions thinking that's that). Also the lost expedition mission was awsome, dungeon crawling
with top notch graphics. Don't want to spoil it more, but at a certain point I had to (finally) fly to get something.
Now I can either explore the island more or quicktravel to Badtown. Where I saw on the map some new icon (monkey see, monkey boom, something like that, god can't wait to check that out). What do you suggest, clearing areas (sidemissions and bases) or forcing the main story by quicktravel?
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The Beheading Test from Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is perhaps one of the most famous episodes of Arthurian literature. But the beheading test was a common motif in the ancient stories starting with Bricriu's Feast and similar Irish myths. Some have proposed that the test was transmitted from the Irish via Bricriu to the French and back into the later English.
Elisabeth Brewer's chapter in A Companion to the Gawain-Poet, "Sources, I", in which she says: "The motif of the Beheading game is thereafter [after Briciu] found in French romance, where the Gawain-poet almost certainly encountered it." She then mentions the Livre de Caradoc, "part of the First Continuation of Chretien's Perceval", which exists in three 13th century metrical versions, and there is a prose version which we cannot date probably before 1530. Then there is the Perlesvaus: le haut livre de Graal, which was known in England by the early 14th century, La Mule sans Frein, Hunbaut, and in Heinrich von dem Turlin's Diu Crone.
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their newer (and i guess 'improved') model has the non-locking turrets. i never cared for the locks, because they locked the turrets and not the crosshairs
after two days of continuous shooting (maybe 500 shots) there was no zero shift at any of the distances from 10y to 50y in 5y increments. that included first shot of the day, coming out of an airconditioned kitchen into a nice warm summer day, then with the gun resting in the bright sun, then in the deep shade.
this is one i bought after crosman told me they were going to ship me a replacement as soon as one became available. i needed a 2nd scope anyway, and i wanted to shoot this weekend. i felt that if they were confident enough that this replacement would solve my problem, i was confident enough to go buy one while the replacement was enroute. i am not disappointed.
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I've had 2 nipple correction surgeries, one in hospital under general anesthesia and then again in office w a local in office procedure, both unsuccessful. Both nipples are grade III inverted. I've consulted a second doctor and he looked over records and confirmed everything was done by the book and should have worked. He was at a loss - would implants help correct this since the fibers holding the nipple have been severed? Very insecure and desperate, help!
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Inverted nipples
I have had cases where the insertion of implants has corrected inverted nipples, but there is no assurance that this would work in your particular case. It may be worth getting a second opinion to see if there may be a different method for correcting the problem.
Nipple Inversions 2 surgeries and still not correct
This is a difficult problem. I have had failures in my practice as well, but have been able to turn them into successful outcomes by cutting the ducts, placing a small dermal graft at the base, and criss- cross and a purse string sutures. But grade III nipple inversion is serious and very difficult to correct.
Breast implants will not correct nipple inversion.
Don't be desperate! Wait six months to let the scars soften, and then get a couple more consultations. Nipple inversion is usually fixable. There are several different techniques that can be tried.
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Implants won't help nipple inversion
I'm sorry to hear that your surgery was unsuccessful. Grade 3 nipple inversion is the most severe. Full correction can sometimes require cutting the ducts which of course we prefer not to do if possible. I perform the surgery using an endoscope which makes it a little easier to see the and protect the ducts while dividing the fibrous tissue that inverts the nipple. in addition i use a dermal graft and purse string suture at the base of the nipple. this combination is usually successful. implants will not help as it only adds pressure from underneath the breast and will not push the nipple out.
How to evert my nipples?
Re-do the nipple inversion surgery with transection of ducts, purse string around nipple, and post surgical splinting with amputated syringe holding suture that maintains nipple eversion. Implants may add security to the eversion and help secure the result as well, but will not evert the nipples without successful manipulation of ductal and cutaneous nipple elements.
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It doesn't sound like to me that just implants alone will help. This is a difficult problem to correct at times and I too feel that transection of the ducts is needed. I also run a suture criss-crossing the base of the nipple in both directions and another one as a purse string around the edge and then suspend it from a suture for 5-7 days! But there are many ways.
Inverted nipple correction
There are 2 kinds of nipple inversion correction procedures. There is also one non surgical option (the nipplette) which has a very low success rate.
The surgical procedures can be divided into those which DO NOT cut the ducts. The ducts connect the milk producing lobules to the nipple and shortness of them for a variety of reasons causes nipple inversion. Whatever techniques are used that DON'T cut the ducts, they have a low success rate but do preserve your ability to breast feed in the future.
If a DUCT CUTTING technique is used, the success rate should be close to 100%. But you might not be able to breast feed, you may have a higher risk of mastitis (not a very increased risk though), and your nipple sensation might be altered.
There is a lot we don't know about you: Age, breast size, possibilities of future pregnancies, whether your nipple sensation is important to you for example. But if you were prepared to risk future breast feeding and an alteration in nipple sensation in order to achieve nipple eversion, then it can certainly be done with a high degree of success, under local anaesthesia as an office procedure.
Given your two previous procedures, I'd be pretty sure that implants are not going to evert your nipples.
Nipple inversion
Grade III nipple inversion with two failures may suggest that the ducts might need to be cut to elevate the nipple. But this will prevent you from breast feeding and may affect sensitivity. Implants have been shown to help minor inversion to improve.
Recurrence after procedures to correct nipple inversion
You sound like you have done your homework and did all the right things. There are many techniques to attempt correction of inverted nipples. This usually means that there is not one best way to approach your problem. I cannot advise you from a procedural standpoint since I do not know what technique(s) were utilized. I would start back with your original surgeon for the next step. Failure is not usually final, just frustrating. Good luck
Breast Implants and Nipple Inversion?
Thank you for your question.
Sometimes breast augmentation patients find that their nipple inversion is corrected after placement of the breast implants. However, given that 2 attempts of nipple inversion surgery have been unsuccessful in your case, I would not hold out too much hope that breast augmentation in itself will evert the nipples.
It may be that another attempt at nipple inversion correction may be more successful.
Please make sure you're working with a well experienced board-certified plastic surgeon.
Best wishes.
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2013 State of the Judiciary
On Monday, January 28, 2013, Utah Supreme Court Chief Justice Matthew B. Durrant delivered the 2013 State of the Judiciary Address. In it, Chief Justice Durrant discusses several court programs including eFiling and the Self Help Center. He also discussed the need to address an increasing caseload in the courts' 8th District.
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Delay in City Gay Rights Bill Praised
Supporters of that gay rights bill which was unexpectedly stalled in a city council committee on Tuesday, say they are 'somewhat surprised' by the setback, but say they are confident the proposal will eventually become law, 1200 WOAI news reports.
"We were expecting that this would go forward for a vote," said Daniel Graney, who is a co-chair of the Community Alliance for United San Antonio. "We were surprised that they decided to see a draft first."
He said the delay will not be fatal to the proposal.
"We have waited this long, we can wait some more," he said.
Three members of the City Council Governance Committee, David Medina, Ivy Taylor, and Cris Medina, expressed the same concerns which had been raised by 1200 WOAI news when it first reported the proposal on Monday, that the measure was being pushed through too rapidly.
David Medina, who alone among council members will face a runoff elected next month, pointed out that the measure hasn't even been written, and he repeatedly pushed for a thirty day delay, which would put the vote safely he has to face voters in the socially conservative and overwhelmingly Catholic fifth district on the shallow west side.
The three also expressed reservations about the creation of a city Human Rights Commission, something else which was also first reported by 1200 WOAI news on Monday.
Gerald Ripley, a local pastor and a spokesman for several social conservative and evangelical groups, stopped short of declaring victory, but did say the delay demonstrated that the measure was being pushed through to quickly.
"There were concerns that should have been asked, that this is being pushed like a train down the track," he said.
City Attorney Michael Bernard did settle one question about the bill. He says there will be what he called 'carve outs' which will exempt religious organizations from the bill. He also said the measure is not 'affirmative action' and does not 'require' businesses to seek out gay and lesbian employees, it simply prevents employers from firing people purely on the basis of the sexual orientation, something chief sponsor Diego Bernal pointed out can now be done in San Antonio without recourse.
The measure will be written in the next week to ten days, and then will be presented to a full council work session for debate. It is expected to come before the full council for a final vote this summer.


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Project Orange, the first Open Movie, started in September 2005 and premiered end of March 2006. The ambitions and targets for Orange were set very high, the character animation system had to be fully recoded, the rendering system needed a lot of upgrades, and most of all: a node-based Compositor was required.
Elephants Dream was co-produced with the Netherlands Media Art Institute, who challenged the team to explore an abstract concept and storyline. This 10 minute short shows two people who explore a strange mechanical world, with each an entire own perception on what's actually there. The emotional ending shows once more the violent impact of mixing reality and fantasy.
Watch it on youtube here.
Big Buck Bunny (2008).
Project Peach, the second Open Movie, started in October 2007 and premiered April 2008. Target this time was to create good hair/fur editing and rendering, more advanced support for cartoonish characters, and solve complexity in rendering outdoors environments with grass, trees and leaves.
Big Buck Bunny was the first project in the Blender Institute Amsterdam. This 10 minute movie has been made inspired by the best cartoon tradition. A giant rabbit finds his happy sunny morning walk being disturbed by three rascal rodents. In a comical grand finale he gets even with them.
Yo Frankie! (2008).
Project Apricot, the Open Game, started February 2008 and published the game in September 2008. This time the target was to improve Blender as a tool in the game creation pipeline, using a level editor to the external engine Crystal Space. During the project also game creation and prototyping in Blender itself was added as a target.
Yo Frankie! was also executed in the Amsterdam studio of the Blender Institute. The game was delivered in both Blender Engine as in Crystal Space. The player controls evil rodent Frankie, who explores the forest seeking for other animals to harass.
Tears of Steel (2012).
Production blog:
Sintel (2010).
Project Durian was the third Open Movie, which started in september 2009 and premiered at the Netherlands Film Festival end of september 2010.
With a much larger team and bigger budget, the targets were very ambitious, resulting in a 15 minute short film that has found much acclaim on the web. Especially story telling and editing has been paid much attention to.
Development targets mainly focused on getting Blender 2.5 more stable and usable, getting sculpting tools improved, efficient detail rendering and Global Illumination rendering.
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Meldersen (a pseudonym) is best known in the scholarly community for his role as the second president of the Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge, a post which he held from -77 to -56 EC, the Bureau's foundational period in the specialized fields of hermeneutics and the history of currency, and founder of its annually-increased subsidiary the Bureau of Regained Knowledge, on both of which he has since relentlessly turned his back; most notorious among the general public for his work in the practical applications of Awal shrinkage, leading to the extremely unstable but also highly stealthy weapon he has dubbed "Awal sleeps" in allusion to his predecessor's inability to foresee it, but also to the development of that most paradoxical but quite useful product, non-luminous lume; and in addition the author, in his youth, of an échec d'estime, the much-loved novel or romance Jemima and the Square Do-Gooders, as well as other gargarational works.
But his place in popular culture has been forever secured by his coining of the axiom "It's downside up!" which, though it was originally pronounced merely to support his hypothesis that the fundamental element of Awal shrinkage is the bizarre suction of noise that accompanies and accelerates the process of re-obith (or some such technical mumbo-jumbo), has since become a near-daily ritual among the leaders of the youth phenomenon commonly and journalistically known as the Great Awakening, under cover of which the rising generation in Folktown and even Iganefta (despite, or because of, the fact that it is Meldersen's weapons that are used to make their parents' lives exceptionally difficult in the Conflict That Is Not Happening) justify themselves for their chronic overindulgence in sex, drugs, and the curious form or genre of music known to them as quiver'n'bend.
Citations: Bureau of Forgotten Knowledge, Great Awakening, quiver'n'bend.
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Subject: [htdig] Unable to specify config-file ?
From: Trond Arve Nordheim (email@example.com)
Date: Tue Jan 09 2001 - 06:58:01 PST
I'm setting up a search system for several different site-searches on
several different sites here, and I've created one config-file pr. site.
I've read in the ht://Dig-docs that I can create a hidden form field named
"config" and specify the config-file there (without prefixed path and
But this doesn't work properly.
I have the following hidden form field in my search-form: <input
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test.conf resides in the same dir as htdig.conf (/usr/local/conf).
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site. The error message is:
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the config-file I specified, and not only .conf ?
I'm in a bit of a rush to get this up and running, so a quick answer would
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The Mother of All Evil: The Two 'Mother's Day' Films
6 May 2011 // 9:00 AM
If you've seen Charles Kaufman's Mother's Day, you know that loving mothers come in many forms. Now, Darren Lynn Bousman comes with a remake of the 1980 cult classic. A lot less scary, but still, not all moms will appreciate a ticket to the movie theater.


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Investors and industry analysts will be seeking assurances about levels of customer commitment as listed information technology companies present their financial results during the weeks ahead.
Contract visibility will be closely watched as economic uncertainty threatens to put the brakes on public and private-sector investment in new technology, which is one of the first lines of expenditure to be cut when business conditions deteriorate.
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BBY analyst Mark McDonnell said the growing threat of a recession would bring an increased focus on the market outlook provided by senior management teams.
"These companies tend to have a reasonable proportion of prospective revenues under contract," he said. "The bigger that number, the more comfortable the market will be."
Mr McDonnell noted that share prices in the sector fell by an average of 73 per cent during the global financial crisis. Since then, however, major players
Moelis & Company analyst Todd Guyot said the business environment had been generally supportive during the past financial year, with corporate customers including the banks and telcos investing heavily.
However, he warned that deteriorating economic sentiment had clouded the outlook and meant trading conditions were likely to be much tougher.
"A lot of these [IT] projects can be put on hold pretty quickly so global uncertainty raises questions about whether they will be deferred," he said. "The outlook will be more important than the results and it's got a lot harder to predict."
Brisbane-based IT products and services provider Data#3 has been widely tipped as the star performer among local tech stocks during this reporting season after it flagged an expected jump of 38 per cent in net profit to $21.8 million for the year ended June 30, 2011. It will report full-year earnings on August 22.
SMS is also expected to deliver a solid result when it reports on August 17. Analysts highlighted Oakton and
Oakton last month settled a long-running contract dispute with former client Tenix Solutions and has made some progress in improving the performance of its troubled Victorian operations.
UXC, which will be one of the last tech companies to unveil its results on August 26, is currently finalising the sale of non-core assets to Utility Services Group for $61 million, a price that is above analyst estimates and will enable management to focus on IT business.
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Seeking to cash in during his 15 minutes of fame, Rally Squirrel has released an extremely detailed and sordid autobiography that will shock and awe you. Tales of crazed groupies and working sessions involving ice cold frosty Bud Lights with a certain broadcaster prove both enlightening and provocative.
Co-written with the assistance of several Team Fredbird members, this popup book provides a glimpse behind the scenes of a mascot's life. Rally Squirrel simply isn't human, because no man could keep up the pace set in "Chasing Tail".
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Log Message: ----------- Fix ruleutils' get_variable() to print something useful for Vars referencing resjunk outputs of subquery tlists, instead of throwing an error. Per bug #5548 from Daniel Grace. We might at some point find we ought to back-patch this further than 9.0, but I think that such Vars can only occur as resjunk members of upper-level tlists, in which case the problem can't arise because prior versions didn't print resjunk tlist items in EXPLAIN VERBOSE. Modified Files: -------------- pgsql/src/backend/utils/adt: ruleutils.c (r1.326 -> r1.327) (http://anoncvs.postgresql.org/cvsweb.cgi/pgsql/src/backend/utils/adt/ruleutils.c?r1=1.326&r2=1.327)
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Geno Smith will sit out Jets game on Saturday with ankle injury
Rookie quarterback Geno Smith will not play in the Jets' second preseason game against the Jaguars on Saturday night, the team announced on Twitter.
Smith, a second-round draft pick out of West Virginia, injured his ankle in the third quarter of the team's game against the Lions last Friday after completing six of seven passes for 47 yards in his NFL debut.
Mark Sanchez will start at quarterback and is expected to play the first half.
After impressing early, Smith struggled during what head coach Rex Ryan called a "brutal" practice following the injury on Wednesday.


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Awareness Initiative Aims to Reduce Women's Risk Factors and Save Lives
Trenton, NJ – Marking the 10th anniversary of National Go Red Month, First Lady Mary Pat Christie has announced that Drumthwacket, the Governor's official residence, will be lit red throughout the month of February, beginning Friday, February 1, to spotlight the issue of women's heart health. While heart disease and heart attacks are usually associated with men, the fact is more women die of cardiovascular disease than from all forms of cancer combined.
"Heart disease touches each of us in some way," said Mrs. Christie. "That's why it's vitally important to take a moment to learn the risk factors and take action to protect our personal heart health as well as the cardiovascular health of our loved ones. Awareness is the most powerful tool we can use in dispelling the myths of heart disease in women, reducing risk factors, and most importantly, saving lives."
Since 2004, the National Go Red initiative has made tremendous strides in heart disease prevention and awareness:
"Forty three million women live with heart disease every day. Let's support our relatives, friends and co-workers by wearing red this Friday or show your spirit by joining the America Goes Red Challenge and share your "Go Red" photos at http://wearredday.goredforwomen.org/," added Mrs. Christie
For more information on heart disease in women or the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women, visit www.goredforwomen.org.
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Groups file federal lawsuit challenging Interior Dept.'s solar plans
Western Lands Project, the Western Watersheds Project and the Desert Protective Council filed a federal lawsuit in California on Wednesday challenging the federal government's creation of solar energy zones on federal lands in Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah, arguing that the federal government should have considered placing large-scale solar-energy projects in already developed areas.
Deseret News; Feb. 14
Coal company with lofty port plans in U.S. has heavy debt burden
Seattle-based Sightline.org researched Ambre Energy, the Australian company that has just recently bought into a coal venture in the United States and has launched plans to build two coal export terminals on the Pacific Northwest coast, and found that the company has been losing money on risky energy ventures since 2005, and lost $65 million in 2012 alone.
Portland Oregonian; Feb. 14
Wyoming firm to export Montana coal through Washington state port
Cloud Peak Energy Inc. announced it had signed a contract to ship up to 16 million metric tons of coal pulled from its mine in Montana through the proposed Gateway Pacific Terminal on the coast of Washington state, which is estimated to be up and running by 2018.
Casper Star-Tribune; Feb. 14
Colorado county mulls moratorium on shale-oil-well development
Houston-based Swift Energy Resources has applied for permits to drill two shale-oil wells in western La Plata County, the first ever of such wells in the Colorado county, and local officials are contemplating putting a moratorium on such development to give the county time to examine how the wells will affect water resources and roads, as oil-shale wells require millions of gallons more water to be drilled and that water would have to be trucked to the drill sites.
Durango Herald; Feb. 14
Report warns Alberta about costs of rising electricity rates
In a report prepared for the Alberta Utilities Commission, industry experts warned that recovering the costs of building transmission lines could more than double megawatt-hour costs by 2018, which may push companies that use a lot of electricity out of the province.
Calgary Herald; Feb. 14
Montana governor signs wolf management bill into law
On Wednesday, Montana Gov. Steve Bullock signed House Bill 73 into law that makes a number of changes to the state's wolf hunting policies.
Missoulian; Feb. 14
Wyoming House shoots hunting-with-silencers bill to governor
The Wyoming House voted 44-14 on Wednesday to pass legislation that allows hunters to use silencers, and sent the bill to Gov. Matt Mead for action.
Casper Star-Tribune; Feb. 14
OSHA proposes $14K fine for firefighter death in Idaho
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240 East 79th StreetApt. 16A
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- Bedrooms2
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- Classic apartment
- Doorman
- Elevator
- Pet friendly
- Full city view
- Excellent light
- Great closet space
- Hardwood floors
- Prewar detail
Triple mint high floor two bedroom in a full service prewar cooperative. This lovely apartment was recently gut renovated with great care and precision. The living room is filled with prewar details and is large enough for a dining table at one end. The master bedroom has a marble bathroom en-suite and enormous closet space. The second bedroom is generously sized and also has a bathroom ensuite. There is a windowed, eat-in-kitchen with all new stainless steel appliances including a Wolf range, Viking microwave, Sub Zero wine and regular refrigerator, and a Bosch dishwasher. With open views from every room the entire apartment gets wonderful light. There is excellent storage space throughout. This apartment is a must see.
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Located on the Upper East Side, this small sixteen-story building has a full-time doorman, a small outdoor courtyard/play area, bike storage, storage bins and a live-in super.
Additional features of this building include: Storage units for rent.
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