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... Type AK I', ‘early in situ SCC Type AK II' and ‘in situ SCC Type AK III' [ 11 ]. Fig. 5 p53 expression in AK. In conclusion, although most are histopathological variants, there are also several clinical variants of AK, an intraepithelial neoplasm that is considered by many authors...

... allows the collection of shape data at a hitherto unprecedented level of detail. The collection of such datasets can be expensive, time consuming and computationally difficult. This begs the question: how many landmarks (capturing what level of detail) are necessary to reliably distinguish closely...

... patient, even though there are a number of congenitalmalformations and clinical manifestations whose patterns and combinations should alert thephysician to the diagnosis of Fanconi anemia. Each individual case history teaches us certainfacets but never the entire spectrum of a disease that has as many...

... would be required, however, this is hardly possible because of many weaknessesin the individual studies. In this article I will discuss several deficiencies of theanalysis of prognostic factor studies and shortly discuss problems of reporting and of a summaryassessment. By using 3 studies in cancer...

... only small changes, but the majority has been comprehensively revised and entirely new ones were added. New topics include digital technologies, which will certainly shape the future for both diagnostics and monitoring as well as restorative care. However, many chapters have also become critical...

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..., and Victor Blanchette. Ultimately, it was the excellence of the programs which they collectively created and nourished that attracted and continue to attract trainees from Canada and from across the world, many of whom today are leading/working in premier pediatric thrombosis and hemostasis programs...

... The last 20–30 years have seen dramatic improvements in the survival of low birth weight (LBW) infants, especially those born preterm. In many neonatal intensive care units (NICUs) in well-resourced settings, it is common for preterm infants born more than 16 weeks early to survive. Many...