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THE 10 BEST Museums You'll Want to Visit in Sardinia - Tripadvisor
Top Museums in Sardinia, Italy
Specialty Museums 132
History Museums 52
Art Museums 23
Observatories & Planetariums 5
Military Museums 2
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"We both really appreciated his efforts and sincerely enjoyed this most informative visit We would highly recommend anyone to visit this mining museum and thank Tores most sincerely for his knowledgeable input to o...""We planned on exploring the museum by ourselves, but were offered a free guided tour by a passionate ex-miner."
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"There's a large display with mining tools and equipment, photographs and other items linked to the mining history of the area, but the best part was the guided tour with one of the volunteers.""She explained the history of this school (so locals could learn the necessary skills for the mines to work in the summer - skilled foreigners didn’t want to work in the summer), the history of the structures insid..."
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"Apart from a good introduction of the lifestyle, culture and history of Galluria this museum offers you a meeting with Sardinia's little known but ancient and secret profession of euthanasia providers; the "femmin...""Terrific for understanding the craft and culture that binds this community"
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"A jump back in the history."
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"... over the years of the origins and functions of the "Mamuthones and Issohadores" The vast array of masks and the various costumes are so well displayed and capture an obvious link to the local culture.""Sure, the museum is quite small and the visit takes less than an hour, but I thought it was absolutely worth the price (€5) for the impressive collection and very capable guide."
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"A hidden treasure and a family labor of love, this truly wonderful ethnographic museum is worth going out of your way for anyone interested in Sardinia's rich agricultural, farming and cultural history.""We were guided by friendly Marcelo (the great great grandson of the original farmer) who showed us the native plants that have been used for foods and medicine for years."
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"We had an amazing visit today to the mining museum, carbonia has a rich- quite sombre history and this museum is the perfect place to explore this.""Apart from the mining aspect, there is a lot of concise info on the social housing element of Carbonia and the facist history on the bi lingual panels with photographs."
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"Calangianus has a notable Museum of Cork which is situated inside a beautiful 18th century complex which includes an old monastery of the Capuchins and the church of “Santa Maria degli Angeli”.""Visit took about half an hour, followed by a small shop."
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"It is a simple but well designed building which contains several exhibitions, one of the costumes of the area, Barbara, one of masks and ceremonies, one with kinds of bread and one containing the old photography o...""Excellent little museum... display of breads amazing!"
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"The statues that were there were well worth seeing and the other exhibits were very informative, including those of a Roman shipwreck.""This museum concentrates on a civilisation that predates the Christian era by 800 years."
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"We spent a fascinating few hours here - the museum is very well set out and has most captions presented in English as well as Italian.If you have seen some of the Roman and Neolithic sites, this is a must to visit...""Our favourite pieces were the Neolithic statues and tools, the amazing giant statues (Giganti Di Prama) and Bronzetti (beautiful small Bronze statues) from the Nuraghic Bronze age, the stele from 800yrs BC with th..."
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"As the Barumini entrance includes access to this house, we went along to discover many more archeological areas and amazing history behind all the discoveries and what has been done to keep the sites intact.""Casa Zapata today is a modern museum with corridors literary "flying" on ancient ruins, transparent glass pavements to let you see beneath you, and multi language videos."
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"I have a peculiar fascination for Garibaldi, so being able to visit his house and the nearby museum, which is a time machine to his life and adventures was a lifetime experience for me."
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"Massimiliano is an extremely knowledgeable curator and my 9 year old son was fascinated to learn about how the Romans lived seeing real life Blacksmith demonstrations, sitting on a real Roman soldier’s toilet, wat...""He is passionate about Roman history and military camps, with an excellent full-size reconstitution."
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Today I have received figures on the new bus for London's fuel economy and emissions from Transport for London (TfL).The Routemaster-inspired bus, which runs on diesel and electricity, has been touted by the mayor as "the greenest double decker hybrid in the world", and is being used to argue for more investment in London transport.Before receiving these statistics, it was difficult to scrutinise the new vehicle's green credentials. TfL's figures, which are drawn from the eight prototype new buses already being used on route 38, show the buses have achieved a fleet average of 6.74 miles-per-gallon (mpg) in recent weeks.Prototypes 'heavier'However by TfL's own admission the figures are not definitive. A spokesperson for Tfl said: "The prototypes are heavier than the production vehicles and have only operated on route 38 during the day so the fuel consumption data is not representative." They added the new bus was "significantly better" than the standard diesel buses operating on the route 38.TfL is comparing the new hybrid bus with old hybrids on a different route. "For comparison purposes, double deck hybrid buses operating on route 73 are achieving 6.1 mpg and diesel buses are achieving 5.3 mpg," a spokesperson said.Improvements 'expected'"We estimate the production vehicles will deliver approximately 1 mpg improvement on the prototype vehicles. "We also expect improvements to result from the buses operating over longer distances and over longer periods of time."This means TfL is claiming that the new buses could eventually have a fuel efficiency of 7.7 mpg. From 22 June, another 27 production models will begin operating on route 24, during peak hours. TfL said: "We intend to make fuel economy data for the New Bus for London available next year when the production vehicles have been operating in passenger service for at least six months on route 24. "This data will allow meaningful comparison with conventional diesel buses currently operating on the same route in the same conditions and with similar passenger demand."Reduced emissionsI've also been given the following figures for a new bus emissions, taken from a prototype measured at the Millbrook testing centre that has been in service for eight months. This is the breakdown from TfL:
0.012g/km of particulate matter (PM) - this is a quarter of the emissions from the fleet average for standard hybrids and diesel buses - which emit 0.048g/km of PM. All these figures - if we take them at face value - certainly look encouraging. Of course, some will argue the new buses are still not worth the £50k-per-bus premium over an off-the-shelf hybrid, or the £11m which has been spent on developing them. The real test will be when the figures from the production vehicles are compared to similar hybrids on the same route six months down the line. Better resultsAt Mayor's Question Time this morning, Green Party Assembly Member Jenny Jones asked Boris Johnson about the fuel efficiency of the New Bus. The mayor replied that in tests for the New Bus at Millbrook testing centre the bus was getting 11.7 mpg compared to 6.7 mpg on the road. Testing centres run vehicles in lab conditions and so get better results.Given the pollutant readings were also taken at Millbrook - some will expect those to be similarly affected too - i.e. the benefits will not be as great.Green party assembly member Darren Johnson told me: "There is a huge gap between the Mayor's claims for this being the greenest bus in Europe and the reality of how it performs on the road, in real life conditions."The prototype new bus for London is consuming almost twice the amount of fuel on the road, as it was on the Mayor's press releases."That means all the other figures for emissions could be twice those advertised."
More on this story The shifting arguments for London's New Bus 20 May 2013 Mayor hopes Treasury will hop on board travel plans 10 May 2013 Related Internet links Transport for London The BBC is not responsible for the content of external Internet sites

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Juniperus sabina, a shrubby juniper plant
An extract of the poisonous tips of the leaves of J. sabina, in the past used as an anthelminthic or abortifacient
Junipers that are members of Juniperus sect. Sabina, scale-leaf junipers
Savin (photocopiers), a photocopier company acquired by Ricoh
Savin Hill, a neighbourhood of Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Savin Hill Beach, a public beach near Savin Hill
Savin Rock, a section of West Haven, Connecticut, USA
Saint-Savin (disambiguation), one of four communes of France
Savin, Bulgaria, a village in Kubrat Municipality, Razgrad Province
SAVIN, Statewide Automated Victim Information & Notification.
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Savin was incorporated in 1959 by Max M. and Robert K.Low (the company was named using the name of Max Low's son-in-law, Robert S. Savin) and was run by Low's son, Robert K. Low (Finance,management and marketing) and E. Paul Charlap (research and development). It was known primarily for its line of liquid toner photocopiers, which set it apart from other companies that manufactured dry toner equipment, like Xerox.
During the 1960s and through the 1980s, Savin developed and sold a line of liquid-toner copiers that implemented a technology based on patents held by the company. Savin's copiers were manufactured by Ricoh Company and distributed by Savin in the US and Canada through 50 Branch offices and 500 dealers, and under licenses from Savin to Nashua Corp for Europe and South America and through Ricoh for the Far East. Although up against major corporations such as Xerox, IBM and Kodak,Savin was able to find its niche with well developed marketing plans. Savin ( approximate sales of $500 million and royalties from licensees of $10 million) was listed on the New York Stock Exchange when it was sold in 1982 to Canadian Development Corp and later sold to other companies. The acquiring companies never had the marketing talent (deciding not to keep the talented Savin marketing professionals that had built the Company) and, therefore, sales and royalties began to decline at a steady pace.
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Savin (Russian: Савин) is a masculine surname of Slavic origin; in Slavic countries its feminine counterpart is Savina. It is also a given name that may refer to
Savin Sever (1927–2003), Slovenian architect
Aleksandr Borisovich Savin (born 1957), Soviet volleyball player
Aleksandr Mikhailovich Savin (born 1984), Russian footballer
Alina Vera Savin (born 1988), Romanian bobsledder
Anatoly Savin (born 1920), Russian scientist
Artem Savin (born 1981), Ukrainian football defender
Denis Savin (born 1981), Russian football player
Denis Savin (dancer), Russian solo dancer
Eric Savin, the alter ego of fictional Marvel Comics supervillain Coldblood
Francisco Savín (born 1929), Mexican conductor and composer
Graham Savin (born 1964), English cricketer
Ioan Gheorghe Savin (1885–1973), Romanian theologian
Ivan Savin (born 1981), Russian ice hockey defenceman
Janice Savin Williams, Jamaican businesswoman
John Savin (born 1942), English cricketer
Maurice Savin (1894–1973), French artist, painter, ceramicist and tapestry-maker
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'Savin' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
Actors: Antoine Baud (actor), Gérard Beaume (actor), Roland Blanche (actor), Jean-Claude Bouillaud (actor), René Bériard (actor), Michel Caron (actor), Marc Chapiteau (actor), Etienne Chicot (actor), Robert Dadiès (actor), Jean-Claude Dauphin (actor), Gérard Depardieu (actor), Pierre Forget (actor), Michel Galabru (actor), Jack Jourdain (actor), Richard Anconina (actor),
Plot: Two men break out of prison; a rival gang ambushes them. One is mortally wounded and tells the other, Mickey, to take him to the estate of a retired robber, Noel, who lives in comfort with his lovely and beloved wife, Nicole. The man dies, and Mickey, a menacing hothead, demands money of Noel. A few days later, Mickey returns to the estate, shoots up a dinner party and threatens them again. Noel sends Nicole to an hotel and goes to his old gang to help him hunt down the dangerous Mickey. Mickey has other problems, too, including heartache for a daughter he hardly knows. Young, eager cops tail Nicole, and all are on a complicated collision course.
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I've stayed here before, and I'll stay here again. Super clean, friendly staff, great value. Ask for a suite on the end of the hall by the stairwell or elevator....these are very spacious. Very nice complimentary breakfast. It has something for everyone. Conveniently located in the city.
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Stayed 7 nights and would love to have stayed longer. Particularly enjoyed the manager's reception, use of fitness center and the excellent room amenities. Our only slight disappointment was with the breakfast with barely warm to cold food. But that's nitpicking - the coffee was great, the variety good and still great to have a breakfast included. Great stay, would highly recommend this place. Convenient to area attractions.
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We stayed at Homewood Suites while passing through town to visit the Biltmore. We just happened upon the hotel while looking for a place with an indoor pool. We were very happy with our stay. We were traveling with our 3 children, and the room was very spacious. It had a separate bedroom area with two beds, and a pullout couch in the living room. Additionally, there was a kitchenette that was nicely stocked. The indoor pool was very warm and a decent size. They offered a hot complimentary breakfast. My son and I used the workout facility and it was well equipped. The staff at breakfast were very helpful. Overall, we would highly recommend this hotel - the value was great for the amenities offered!
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Nice lobby, very polite and efficient staff and will give you the information that you need.Clean in all common areas. Some restaurants close by but downtown is only 3 minutes away.Good size pool and jacuzzi for a hotel that is close to dwontown. The fitness center is located on the 2nd floor overlooking the pool.The breakfast and the dinner (Monday - Thursday) are fair, Surprisingly the drinks (wine and beer on tap) at dinner are also free. Definitely stay here while coming to Asheville with great rate during off season.
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American masters of the twentieth century : exhibition itinerary, Oklahoma Art Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, May 7-June 20, 1982, Terra Museum of American Art, Evanston, Illinois, July 11-September 15, 1982 (Book, 1982) [WorldCat.org]
I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/10348693 Title: American masters of the twentieth century : exhibition itinerary, Oklahoma Art Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, May 7-June 20, 1982, Terra Museum of American Art, Evanston, Illinois, July 11-September 15, 1982 Author: John I H Baur; Ann Wiegert; Oklahoma Art Center; Terra Museum of American Art Publisher: Oklahoma City, Okla. (3113 Pershing Blvd., Oklahoma City 73117) : The Center, ©1982. OCLC:10348693
American masters of the twentieth century : exhibition itinerary, Oklahoma Art Center, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, May 7-June 20, 1982, Terra Museum of American Art, Evanston, Illinois, July 11-September 15, 1982
John I H Baur; Ann Wiegert; Oklahoma Art Center.; Terra Museum of American Art.
Oklahoma City, Okla. (3113 Pershing Blvd., Oklahoma City 73117) : The Center, ©1982.
American masters of the twentieth century.
Oklahoma City, Okla. (3113 Pershing Blvd., Oklahoma City 73117) : The Center, ©1982
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John Bercow, speaker of the Commons, warns that revelations about monitoring of MPs are extremely serious and will not go away
Joan Ruddock, outgoing Labour MP, asked the Metropolitan Police to hand over the file they compiled on her, but the police have swiftly refused. Photograph: David Levene
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Police chiefs are set to come under further pressure after the general election to answer revelations that they covertly monitored MPs after they were elected to Parliament.
John Bercow, the Speaker of the House of Commons, said the revelations were “extremely serious”, and warned : “This matter will not go away.”
MPs were in full cry last Thursday after whistleblower Peter Francis revealed that he had read secret files on 10 MPs during his 11 years working for the Metropolitan police’s special branch.
He identified the politicians, all Labour, as Harriet Harman, Peter Hain, Diane Abbott, Jeremy Corbyn, Joan Ruddock, Dennis Skinner, Jack Straw, Ken Livingstone, and the late Bernie Grant and Tony Benn. Reports of his disclosures can be read here in the Guardian and here from the BBC.
A day after the disclosures, Hain (who has criticised the monitoring) initiated a debate, lasting more than 40 minutes, in the House of Commons. (The transcript is here).
Why were special branch watching me even when I was an MP? | Peter Hain
All the serving MPs named by Francis, along with other politicians, attended the debate and demanded that the police be called to account over the surveillance. For a flavour of their anger, see this story about the debate.
In the main, they wanted to see the files held on them by the police and for the monitoring of MPs to be included in the public inquiry into undercover policing that is to be headed by Lord Justice Pitchford.
Bercow, the Speaker, said he shared the concerns expressed by the MPs. He added that he had “no doubt” that the senior officials running the Commons - the Clerk and the Speaker’s Counsel - would “proactively” communicate the MPs’ concerns to Pitchford and his team.
In a further sign that Bercow is not going to let the matter drop, he also said that inquiries would be made to see if anyone in Parliament had known about the surveillance at the time.
There was another striking feature of the debate - Mike Penning, the policing minister, made it clear that he was dismayed at undercover officers whose misconduct has been exposed in recent years.
At one point, he told MPs :”This is probably the only time since becoming Police Minister that I have not stood at the Dispatch Box and said how proud I am to be the Police Minister and what a fantastic job they do to protect us. There are some who have let us down over the years and we must find out what went wrong.”
The Guardian view on surveillance of MPs: don’t confuse dissent with crime | Editorial
At another, he said :”In my last answer at the Dispatch Box as Policing Minister in this Parliament, I will say at the outset that there are members of the police, from top to bottom, who have fundamentally let down the people of this country. They are a tiny minority, however, and we should have confidence in our police.”
His criticism echoes that of other ministers. Theresa May, the home secretary, has pointedly said that serious “failings” by undercover officers had persuaded her to set up the public inquiry that is to be led by Pitchford.
Damian Green, a previous policing minister, said last year that the Special Demonstration Squad, the undercover unit that infiltrated political groups for 40 years, had been “out of control”.
Such criticism from ministers is surely uncomfortable for police. How much police chiefs are willing to come clean about the bad behaviour of their undercover officers is unclear at this moment.
But here’s something that happened this week that does not inspire confidence. Last Wednesday, Ruddock was told that the police had kept a file on her. She immediately submitted a request to the Metropolitan Police for a copy.
This Tuesday - within less than a week - the Met had decided to refuse to hand anything over, claiming that it could never confirm nor deny whether there was a file.
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2. Instructions

Here are some slides to illustrate some of the more important concepts of the orthopaedic and trauma content of the Intercollegiate MRCS Exam.

3. What is the structure of bone?

Cortical bone

Cancellous bone

Haversion System

Blood Supply

Osteoblast

Osteoclast

Osteocyte

4. How do bones fracture?

Mechanism of injury

Traumatic

Pathological

Stress

Pathological sieve

Describe the fracture

Open - Closed

Undisplaced - Displaced

Angulations

Varus/valgus

Procurvartum - Recurvatum

Rotation – internal/External

Translation

Shortening

5. Where do bones fracture?

Position in the bone

Metaphysis

Diaphysis

Intra-articular

Describe the fracture

Transverse

Spiral

Comminuted

6. How do fractures heal?

Inflammation 0 – 5 days

Haematoma

Necrotic material

Phagocytosis

Repair: 5 – 42 days

Granulation tissue

Acid environment

Periosteum – osteogenic cells

Cortical osteoclasis

Remodelling

years

7. What is the difference between direct and indirect bone healing?

INDIRECT BONE HEALING

Unstable situation

As in nature

External Fixator / Cast

Callus stabilises #

Direct healing between cortices

Periosteal New Bone Formation

DIRECT BONE HEALING

The response to rigid fixation

Plates Fixation

Temporary acceleration of Haversian remodelling

Only occurs in absolute stability of the fracture

Does not involve callus formation

Requires good blood supply

8. How do You Treat Fractures?

REDUCE

HOLD

REHABILITATE

9. What are the aims of fracture treatment?

Restore the patient to optimal functional state

Prevent fracture and soft-tissue complications

Get the fracture to heal, and in a position which will produce optimal functional recovery

Rehabilitate the patient as early as possible

10. What factors effect fracture healing?

The energy transfer of the injury

The tissue response

Two bone ends in opposition or compression

Micro-movement or no movement

Blood Supply (scaphoid, talus, femoral and humeral head)

Nerve Supply

No infection

The patient

Smoking

Nutrition

The method of treatment

11. How do you manage a polytrauma patient?

Life saving measures

Diagnose and treat life threatening injuries - ATLS

Emergency orthopaedic involvement

Life saving

Limb saving

Complication saving

Emergency orthopaedic management (Day 1)

Monitoring of fracture (Days to weeks)

Rehabilitation + treatment of complications (weeks to months)

12. What is ATLS?

A - Airway and cervical spine immobilisation

B - Breathing

C - Circulation (treatment and diagnosis of cause)

D - Disability (head injury)

E - Exposure (musculo-skeletal injury)

13. Why is treating the soft tissues so important?

Open fractures

degloving injuries and ischaemic necrosis

Muscles

Crush and compartment syndromes

Blood vessels

Vasospasm and arterial laceration

Nerves

Neurapraxias, axonotmesis, neurotmesis

Ligaments

Joint instability and dislocation

14. How do you classify soft tissue injury?

GRADE

I Clean, <1cm

Simple #

II Clean, >1cm

Simple #

III Extensive

High energy #

15. How do you treat soft tissue injury?

All severe soft tissue injuries require urgent treatment

Prevent infection/tetanus/antibiotics

Wound debridement/irrigation

Look for open fractures, Vascular injuries, Nerve injuries, Compartment syndromes, Fracture/dislocations

After the treatment of the soft tissue injury the fracture requires rigid fixation

A severe soft-tissue injury will delay fracture healing

16. What are the indications for the operative treatment of fractures?

General trend toward operative treatment last 30 yrs

Improved implants and antibiotic prophylaxis,

Use of closed and minimally invasive methods

Current absolute indications:-

Polytrauma

Displaced intra-articular fractures

Open #’s

#’s with vascular injury or compartment syndrome

Pathological #’s

Non-unions

Current relative indications:-

Loss of position with closed method, Poor functional result with non-anatomical reduction, Displaced fractures with poor blood supply, Economic and medical indications

17. When is a fracture healed?

Clinically

Upper limb Lower limb

Adult 6-8 weeks 12-16 weeks

Child 3-4 weeks 6-8 weeks

Radiologically

Bridging callus formation

Remodelling

Biomechanically

18. What are the complications of fractures?

Early Late

General Other injuries Chest infection

PE UTI

FES/ARDS Bed sores

Bone Infection Non- union/Malunion AVN

Soft-tissues Plaster sores/WI Tendon rupture N/V injury Nerve compression

Compartment syn. Volkmann contracture

19. What is compartment Syndrome?

Increased Pressure

in a

closed tissue compartment

resulting in

local ischaemia

Needs urgent Fasciotomy

20. How do classify hip fractures?

Intracapsular – involving the femoral neck.

Extracapsular – involving the intertrochanteric or pertrochanteric region.

Subtrochanteric – involving the proximal femoral diaphysis.

21. How do displaced hip fractures fail?

30% fixation failure/loss of reduction

Avascular necrosis

Non-union

22. Who is suitable for a uncemented Hemiarthropasty?

Frail

Demented

Very elderly

23. What is this hip fracture system?

Sliding Hip Screw for Intertrochanteric fractures

24. What is a Ganglia ?

Cystic Swelling in vicinity of tendon or joint

Excise with wide base only if symptomatic

High rate of recurrence

25. What is carpal tunnel syndrome?

The entrapment of the median nerve at the fibro osseous tunnel of the carpus

Weakness of abductor pollicis brevis

Dysaesthesiae in median nerve distribution

Decrease in the size of the canal

osteoarthritis

trauma

acromegaly

Increase in the size of its contents

pregnancy

rheumatoid arthritis

alcoholism

tumour

idiopathic

26. What is DeQuervain’s Disease?

Stenosing tenovaginitis of the first dorsal extensor compartment wrist

Extensor pollicis brevis and abductor pollicis longus tendons

Steroid injection – rarely surgery

27. What is trigger finger?

Stenosing tenovaginitis of the flexor tendon sheath - A1 pulley

Steroid injection

Rarely excsion of A1 pulley

28. What is Dupuytren’s Contracture

nodular hypertrophy and contracture of the palmar fascia

Genetic

Fasciectomy if Fixed Flexion Deformity at MCPJ greater than 40 degrees

29. What are the types of Arthritis

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA)

Osteoarthritis (OA)

Sero-negative arthritis

Ankylosing spondylitis

Reiter’s disease

Crystal arthropathies

30. What is the epidemiology of Rheumatoid Arthritis?

affects 3% population

female> male (3:1)

80% RF

30% ANF

HLA DR4 (chr 6)

31. What is the Pathology of Rhuenmatoid Arthritis?

Synovitis

chronic inflammation, synovial hypertrophy, effusion

Destruction

proteolytic enzymes, pannus

Deformity

articular destruction, capsular stretching, tendon rupture

32. What are the extra-articular features of Rheumatoid Arthritis?

tendon sheath thickening

nodules

vasculitis

myopathy

neuropathy

reticulo-endothelial system - spleen

visceral - lungs, heart, kidneys, brain, GI

33. What are early symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis ?

myopathy, tiredness, weight loss, malaise

proximal finger joint swelling

start up pain

tendon crepitus

pain wrists, feet, knees, shoulders

34. What are the late symptoms of Rheumatoid Arthritis?

joint destruction

pain

deformity

instability

35. What are Rheumatoid Arthritis X-ray findings

joint space narrowing

peri-articular osteopenia

erosions

36. What is the treatment of rheumatoid Arthritis ?

stop synovitis

prevent deformity

reconstruct

rehabilitate

37. What is Osteoarthritis?

A chronic joint disorder in which there is progressive softening and disintegration of articular cartilage accompanied by new growth of cartilage and bone at the joint margins (osteophytes) and capsular fibrosis

38. What is the classification of Osteoarthritis ?

Primary or idiopathic

Secondary - infection

- dysplasia

- Perthes’

- SUFE

- trauma

- AVN

39. What is the aetiology of Osteoarthritis?

Genetic

metabolic

hormonal

mechanical

ageing

40. What are Osteoarthritis X-ray changes?

joint space narrowing

subchondral sclerosis

osteophytes

cysts

41. What is the non-surgical treatment of arthritis?

analgesia

disease modifying drugs (RA)

altered activity

walking aids

physiotherapy

42. What is the Surgical treatment of osteoarthritis?

arthroscopy

osteotomy

arthrodesis

excision arthroplasty

replacement arthroplasty

43. What are the indications for Joint Replacement?

Disabling pain

Functional limitations

44. What is the ideal result from a Joint Replacement?

painless joint

full range of movement

stable

permanent

45. Give some complications and there ideal relative incidence in THR?

Deep vein thrombosis <10%

Fatal Pulmonary Embolus 1:1000

Deep Infection < 1%

Dislocation < 5%

Loosening < 5% at 10 years

46. What is Ankylosing Spondylitis ?

0.2% of population

mainly affects spine and SI joints

male > female

HLA B27 in 90%

synovitis

enthesopathy

47. Describe the MRC Muscle Power Testing Scale ?

0 Total paralysis

1 Barely detectable contracture

2 Not enough to act against gravity

3 Strong enough to act against gravity

4 Still stronger but less than normal

5 Full power

48. What is Chronic low back pain ?

Pain that persists after 3 months

< 5% of patients with L.B.P develop Ch.L.B.P

Multiple factors

Disc, facet joints, annulus fibrosis, ligaments

Psychosocial factors

Surgery is rarely helpful

Functional restoration programme

49. What is Lumbar Acute disc prolapse?

Nerve root pain follows the dermatome of the involved nerve

Uncommon in very young and the very old

Pain is generally worse in the leg than in the back

Exacerbation of leg pain by straining, sneezing or coughing

Localised neurological signs

50. What is Cauda Equina Syndrome ?

Large midline disc prolapse

Compresses several nerve roots

Sphincter disturbance

Saddle anaesthesia

Orthopaedic Emergency

Urgent MRI

Prompt surgical intervention

51. Describe Spinal Stenosis?

Commonest cause of neurologic leg pain in older patients

Symptoms

Neurogenic claudication - Vascular claudication

Treatment ? decompress

52. What are Red flags for possible serious spinal pathology ?

Presentation under age 20 or onset over 55

Thoracic pain

Past history of carcinoma, steroids

Unwell, weight loss

Widespread neurology

Structural deformity

Abnormal blood parameters

Night pain

53. What are the common metastatic bone tumours ?

The most common condition associated with pathologic fractures is osteoporosis

Prostate cancer, combined with breast cancer, contributes to 80% of all skeletal metastasis

Lung cancer has a relatively aggressive course and a short survival after bone metastasis

Consider thyroid, kidney

54. What are common primary bone tumours?

Multiple Myeloma , the most common primary bone cancer, is a malignant tumour of bone marrow. Most cases are seen in patients aged 50 to 70 years old. Any bone can be involved.

Osteosarcoma is the second most common bone cancer. It occurs in two or three new people per million people each year. Most cases occur in teenagers. Most tumours occur around the knee. Other common locations include the hip and shoulder.

Ewing's sarcoma most commonly occurs between age 5 and 20. The most common locations are the upper and lower leg, pelvis, upper arm and ribs.

Chondrosarcoma occurs most commonly in patients 40 to 70 years of age. Most cases occur around the hip and pelvis or shoulder.

55. What is Osteomyelitis ?

Infection of skin and other soft tissue can lead to infection of bones (osteomyelitis) and joints (septic arthritis).

Risks with HIV, rheumatoid arthritis, diabetes mellitus, haemophilia or sickle cell anaemia

MRI

Debridement/drainage/antibiotics

56. What are the common limb amputations?

Minor amputations are amputations where only a toe or part of the foot is removed.

A ray amputation is a particular form of minor amputation where a toe and part of the corresponding metatarsal bone is removed

Major amputations are amputations where part of the limb is removed.

Symes amputation – through ankle

Gritti-Stokes amputation – through knee

AKA/BKA

Prosthetics – replaces part of limb

Orthotics – shoe inserts

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Despite tensions, tourism in the Middle East is growing and, for the most part, visitors can travel safely. We assess the situation in Palestine, Israel, Lebanon, Jordan, Oman and Tunisia
Hiking near Sebastia, Palestine. Photograph: Daniel Silas Adamson
The West Bank isn't the obvious destination for a relaxing break, but the FCO's warning to stay away was lifted years ago and the vibrancy of Palestinian culture may surprise you. The Israeli occupation is evident in walls and checkpoints, and there are some places – notably Hebron – that are always tense. That said, there's much more to this country than conflict.
International visitors can move around freely and will be welcomed warmly by Palestinians. Hosh Jasmin (facebook.com/hosh.jasmin) is an organic farm and slow-food restaurant just outside Bethlehem. You can camp under the olive trees and join in yoga sessions, film nights and wine tastings.
A little way to the north, the village of Deir Ghassaneh is a great starting point for a walk on the Sufi Trails that connect the old hilltop shrines around Ramallah. You can have lunch here, at the village women's co-operative (+972 2240 7611, pace.ps). Further north still is Sebastia, one of the prettiest villages in the West Bank, which has a beautifully restored guesthouse built into the ruins of a Crusader church. The Siraj Center pioneered alternative tourism in Palestine and can help with hiking or homestays anywhere in the country.
Since at least the 1970s, Israel's tourist board has been trying to paper over conflict with posters of sunny beaches, but there's really no need for heavy-handed PR: it feels perfectly safe to travel around the country on your own. Rural tourism is getting more adventurous and, in some cases, is a basis for partnerships between Arab and Jewish Israelis. Bedouin Experience was founded by two Israeli civil rights activists, one Jewish and one Bedouin Arab, to help travellers meet the Negev's indigenous people and learn about the culture of the desert.
For gentler, greener countryside take a look at the Jesus Trail a 65km hike that runs between Nazareth and the Sea of Galilee. A good place to begin is the Fauzi Azar Inn, which may be the most characterful and lively guesthouse in the country.
Bedouin girl, Petra. Photograph: Daniel Silas Adamson
When your neighbours include Iraq, Syria, and Israel, it's not always easy to convince people your country is safe. But Jordan could hardly be more welcoming. Visitors have been following a fairly well-worn route from Petra to the Red Sea for decades, but in the past few years quieter corners of the kingdom have opened up. Quietest of all is Al Ayoun, a traditional farming area where you can stay with families and walk in the hills. The Abraham Path hiking trail, which runs right across the Middle East, passes through these villages. Engaging Cultures Travel can help you get out to Al Ayoun, and meet Jordanian families all over the country.
Further south, Jordan's national conservation agency runs a desert eco-lodge at Feynan, miles off the grid and lit only by candles. If you're fit, Terhaal Adventures can take you on a wilderness trek from here to Petra.
Tawlet restaurant, Beirut
Lebanon's fragile calm has been disturbed by overspilling chaos from Syria, and with recent bombs going off in the southern suburbs of Beirut you need to follow FCO advice and make sure you're well informed before getting on a plane. Beirut is a city whose commitment to good food and music remains unshaken by the country's dysfunctional politics, and the mountain hinterland has some of the finest walking in the region. The Lebanon Mountain Trail runs the length of the country, meandering through villages on the western flanks of Mount Lebanon and offering immense views towards the Mediterranean.
Back in Beirut, Souk el Tayeb is a farmers' market that supports small-scale growers, celebrates regional foods, and is home to one of the country's best restaurants, Tawlet. In the south, hidden in citrus groves behind Lebanon's wildest beach, is Orange House a B&B that is also home to Lebanon's only turtle conservation project.
Oman spent much of the 20th century closed in feudal isolation, and remains one of the more traditional Arab societies. Even the minor demonstrations during the Arab uprising didn't question the country's leadership, focusing instead on localised issues. The traditional outlook can be manifested in extreme hospitality: the only danger visitors are likely to face is being overfed by an Omani family – the FCO has no current restrictions on travel in the country.
Two hours' drive takes you from the capital, Muscat, into the high mountain plateau of Jabal Akhdar. The Bani Riyam tribe cut terraces into the contours of these hills, planting them with roses and pomegranate trees, and in April you can walk through irrigated, perfumed gardens and watch the petals being harvested for rosewater.
To explore the wilder reaches of these mountains, talk to Christian at Bike and Hike Oman or to the team at Oman Trekking Guides (omantrekkingguides.com). If you don't fancy camping, the country's first luxury eco-resort, Alila Jabal Akhdar (alilahotels.com/jabalakhdar) is set to open in the Jabal Akhdar next month.
Tunisia's was the first, and perhaps least traumatic, of the revolutions that spread across North Africa in 2011. Although the FCO still identifies a few places that are best avoided, there's a palpable sense of optimism here and opportunities for exploring the interior that would have been impossible in the days of dictatorship. Having all but vanished during the uprising, tourists are slowly reappearing in Tunisia's Mediterranean towns, and the atmosphere in their streets is as friendly as ever.
Amine Draoui is a French-educated engineer who came home to Tunis during the revolution and set up the Mornag Eco Farm just south of the city. The farm teaches urban kids about organic agriculture, but it's not all goat dung and long-drop toilets: this is a fabulous place to eat fresh food, play music and relax in the sunshine. There's a small but expanding guesthouse and Amine leads hiking expeditions all over the country. For a real adventure, visitors can head into the hills around Siliana, to stay with the family of Khalifa Jaidi and enjoy his mum's cooking.


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To the Editor:Thank you for a balanced assessment of working at home (“Location, Location, Location,” editorial, March 3). I have been a software developer since 1958, working in several modes: first in the office day and night; then, with a personal computer, at home nights and weekends.In 1989, my company opened an office in Ireland, and I worked from home full time. We talked daily and exchanged floppy disks by mail, later using the Internet. Both sides were well satisfied.In 1996, I joined a small company that allowed me to work from home, but I did come to feel overlooked, so I returned to the office. After the company was sold, the local office closed, and working from home was my only option.I am happy and productive in this job, by now with all of the access to computers and co-workers one could hope for. I work more hours than I did when office-based, and I’m also able to take more effective breaks. Continue reading the main story
I suspect that at least part of the motivation is lack of trust or fear of loss of control. What we need is a balanced approach based on both job requirements and employee preference.PATRICIA BRITT
Port Townsend, Wash., March 3, 2013To the Editor:Managers who fail to appreciate that a “wireless” world is an “always connected” world — an always communicating and collaborating world — pose a formidable cultural barrier to telework. Similarly, uncomprehending state governments pose regulatory barriers.
Sophia Foster-Dimino Despite telework’s many economic, transportation, environmental and emergency preparedness benefits, states insist on threatening nonresident telecommuters working for in-state employers with double taxation on their wages. Applying an anachronistic rule known as the “convenience of the employer” rule, states will tax nonresidents on the income they earn at home even though their home states can tax that income, too. The risk of owing two states taxes on the same wages makes telework unaffordable for many Americans.Federal legislation barring states from double-taxing interstate telecommuters is long overdue. Congress should set a good example for Yahoo and encourage a nationwide water cooler — people everywhere working together.NICOLE BELSON GOLUBOFF
Scarsdale, N.Y., March 3, 2013The writer, a lawyer, is the author of “The Law of Telecommuting” and “Telecommuting for Lawyers.”
To the Editor:“Location, Location, Location” cites studies on increased productivity resulting from telecommuting. It says the “missed serendipitous encounters between employees at the office that lead to new products or strategies” are “hard to measure but an article of faith.”Bell Labs, where I worked for seven years, was perhaps the most productive, innovative corporate technology institution in the 20th century. It produced solutions, including the transistor and information theory, that revolutionized communications and resulted in greatly increased productivity.The very architecture of the buildings at Bell Labs’ Murray Hill, N.J., headquarters was designed to stress the importance of employees’ interactions. “All buildings have been connected so as to avoid fixed geographical delineation between departments and to encourage free interchange and close contact among them,” according to a Bell Labs executive quoted in Jon Gertner’s book “The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and the Great Age of American Innovation.”Bell Labs was the gold standard for innovation. It was designed to encourage serendipitous encounters.NORMAN N. AXELROD

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Multicenter evaluation of nine commercial kits for the quantitation of anticardiolipin antibodies. The Working Group on Methodologies in Haemostasi... - PubMed - NCBI
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The performances of nine commercial kits and an in-house method (HM) for the quantitation of anticardiolipin antibodies (ACA) have been evaluated in a multicenter study. Ninety control and patient samples and six standards from Louisville University were run with kits and with the HM. Marked differences in positivity rate between kits were observed, ranging from 31 to 60% for IgG and 6 to 50% for IgM. Concordance between kits occurred in 59 and 51% of samples for IgG and IgM respectively. Concordance coefficients (kappa) ranged from 0.13 to 0.92. Slopes of regression lines between the declared units of Louisville standards and the units measured from the calibrators of the kits showed great diversity and ranged from 0.159 to 0.931 for IgG and from 0.236 to 0.836 for IgM. The beta 2-glycoprotein I (beta 2-GPI) content of the dilution buffers and the wells supplied with the kits revealed noticeable differences. However samples containing anti-beta 2-GPI antibodies were classified similarly by all but one kit. In contrast the ability to measure samples devoid of anti-beta 2-GPI antibodies differed markedly between the kits. This study shows that differences in positivity rates between the commercial kits may contribute to the differences in ACA prevalence rate found in the literature. The choice of cut-off levels may partly explain the moderate concordance between the kits. In addition some samples behave very differently depending on the kits. In spite of the expression of results in PL units, standardization of ACA assays has not been achieved.
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created by kunjaana community for 5 yearsmessage the moderatorsMODERATORSkunjaankanakcavedavenaiveolaf_nijBeatLeJuce234What is an example of a distribution of which you can only access an un-normalized version? (self.MachineLearning)submitted 2 years ago by nickponline5 commentssharecancelsorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onloading...sorted by: bestbesttopnewhotcontroversialoldrandomyou are viewing a single comment's thread.view the rest of the comments →[–]BayesOverMalthus 1 point2 points3 points 2 years ago (0 children)sorry, this has been archived and can no longer be voted onWell, so, ok. One of the challenges of the entire machine learning space is that a lot of people are subtly trying to do different things, so there's a caveat here that this is just my perspective, etc. So, MCMC is actually a technique (originally from statistical physics) that is often used to produce samples from a distribution where you otherwise are not able to. Perhaps because you don't know the exact distribution, but instead only know it up to a normalizing constant. Perhaps because even if you had a true closed analytic form for the density, other forms of sampling from it are not possible. Many of us also separate sampling methods into two worlds, "exact", and "approximate". An exact sampling method, like rejection sampling, will produce a sample from the "true" distribution -- that is, the empirical distribution (say histogram) of samples using an exact sampling method will very quickly approach the true distribution. Approximate sampling methods are a bit more tricky, because (at least for MCMC) they are only guaranteed to produce samples from the true distribution asymptotically -- if you wait forever. You probably don't want to wait forever. So in general, if an exact sampling method is possible for your problem, use that. But it's probably not possible. So people use MCMC, and wait a long time for the markov chain they've constructed to 'converge' or whatever term of art they're using, and call the result "a sample". And repeat. Sorry, slightly far-afield here. Yes, basically, if the distribution you care about is P(H|D) (which, as a Bayesian, it often is), then that integration is going to be a problem. And even if it's not, and you had an exact closed form, you still would probably have a question like "What are the most probable values for this distribution", which can be hard to derive even with a closed analytic form (surprise, you're doing optimization!). The discriminative / generative universe is a bit of a different one, which is a bit orthogonal to this set of questions, so I'll leave it alone from now. To address your final question, there are a lot of things one can want to do with a probabilistic approach. One is trying to evaluate how good of a fit the model is to the data, and there are a lot of ways to do this. What I in my day job most often do is try and compute the posterior to: tell me something interesting. Like, hey, looking at P(H|D), my data says H="you are awesome" is true! Sometimes I actually care about the posterior distribution over H. I can also use my posterior inference for H to then let me make predictions, yes. If I know that H="you are awesome", then since I have the likelihood P(D | H), I can easily predict the value for a new D. We do this a lot at Prior Knowledge, in fact, the posterior distribution we learn internally then powers our entire prediction framework. I love this space. I love it so much. I love it because I can reason about two totally different things -- the model that describes my data, and then (almost) independently, the inference scheme to let me deal with that model. But there's an entire amazing universe around this stuff. If you like, I'm happy to provide some pointers to material, as I and a few friends much smarter than I am have been working on this for quite some time. permalinkparentaboutblogaboutteamsource codeadvertisejobshelpwikiFAQreddiquetterulescontact ustoolsmobilefirefox extensionchrome extensionbuttonswidget<3reddit goldstoreredditgiftsreddit.tvradio redditUse of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement {Genitive} and Privacy Policy {Genitive}. © 2014 reddit inc. All rights reserved.REDDIT and the ALIEN Logo are registered trademarks of reddit inc.close this windowyou'll need to login or register to do thatcreate a new accountall it takes is a username and passwordprivacy philosophy
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Nigeria: Fresh Boko Haram massacre kills hundreds | world | Hindustan Times
Nigeria: Fresh Boko Haram massacre kills hundreds
An attack by Boko Haram Islamists in a northeastern Nigerian town on the Cameroon border has killed hundreds of people, a local senator and witnesses said. Area senator Ahmed Zanna told AFP that "the death toll from the attack is around 300."
world Updated: May 08, 2014 07:57 IST
A new Boko Haram massacre has killed hundreds in Nigeria's northeast, a senator said Wednesday, as police offered $300,000 dollars for information leading to the rescue of more than 200 schoolgirls held hostage by the Islamists.
The police on Monday offered 50 million naira ($300,000, 215,000 euros) for any information leading to the girls' rescue.
Protestors during a demonstration outside the Nigerian embassy in Washington, DC demanding action to rescue more than 200 schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram militants. (AFP photo)
In a second kidnapping, eleven more girls aged 12 to 15 years were seized Sunday from Gwoza, an area not far from Chibok and also in Borno state, Boko Haram's base.
Read:UN warns Boko Haram Islamists over girls 'sale'
When the Islamists left, residents went back to a town that was "littered" with dead bodies, Musa Abba, a witness, told AFP.
One of the mothers of the missing Chibok school girls wipes her tears as she cries during a rally by civil society groups pressing for the release of the girls in Abuja. (AFP photo)
A file photo of four female students of government secondary school Chibok who were abducted by gunmen and reunited with their families in Nigeria.(AP photo)
A man display copies of local newspapers during a demonstration calling on the government to rescue kidnapped school girls from Chibok government secondary school, in Abuja.(AP photo)
"That show of force may keep the delegates safe, but Nigeria's deeply troubled government cannot protect its people, attract investment and lead the country to its full potential if it cannot contain a virulent insurgency," the New York Times said in an editorial on Wednesday.
Boko Haram threatens to sell about 300 Nigerian school girls

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The Railroad Problem, a Suggestion; A Proposed Plan for an Undivided Administration of the Railroads; For Promoting Competition in Railroad Service; And for Stimulating Local Initiative in Railroad Development book by Davis Walter Wesley 1863- | 1 available editions | Alibris Books
The Railroad Problem, a Suggestion; A Proposed Plan for an Undivided Administration of the Railroads; For Promoting Competition in Railroad Service; And for Stimulating Local Initiative in Railroad Development
by Davis Walter Wesley 1863-
ISBN-13: 9781313826921
ISBN: 1313826928
Alibris ID: 14237140157

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