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From: venusbaby.sonia@gmail.com - 01 May, 11:09
Find the perfect baby name and Baby Health from A to Z at Love Baby Name. Huge collection of ultimate, unique rare, top 100, most popular baby names for free and thousands of baby names and meanings and helpful tips , chareccter names, cool and cute baby names, celebrity baby names and what your need to know about baby health from start to finish, visit...
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From: douglas - 01 May, 06:34
What's "spherical equivalent refraction"? My --right eye-- prescription is -11.25 -2.50x178 --I believe this means that my lens has a power of -11.25D at 178 degrees, and -13.75D at 88 degrees--, and I heard of this term "spherical equivalent refraction", which apparently is calculated by adding the spherical power, and cylinderical power divided by 2, so...
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From: Dr. Jitendra Agrawal - 30 Apr, 15:18
There is a definite increase in the incidence of Biliary injuries in Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy on difficult gallbladder, particularly in male and elderly patients. In the second part of the topic a review of prevention, presentation and investigatory approach of such injuries has been posted on : http://www.surgerysearch.blogspot.com/ Dr. Jitendra...
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From: dacconverter - 30 Apr, 03:22
How can one tell if the inter-pupillary distance measured for one's eyewear is incorrect? When I turn my head all the way to the right and look towards the left, certain straight-line images appear curved. Is this normal? ( my previous eyewear wasn't like that )
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From: douglas - 30 Apr, 00:52
How does one perform static retinoscopy using a direct retinoscope? Do dilate the eyes w/ atropine, darken the lights, take the retinoscope, stand 20' away, and try to neutralize the cat's-eye reflex w/ the phoropter? Which is better, direct or indirect, sreak or spot? Thanks!
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From: n1x5icbk - 29 Apr, 08:44
The case of sprained leg is not much known by people, including the way of healing. The one suffering this pain, usually woman, feels legs especially part of thigh and waist really painful. Also they feel continuous pain in calf and backward thigh. Each movement feels tortured. This cause of pain is muscle dislocation. Either they are calf, thigh, buttock...
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From: The Real Bev - 28 Apr, 16:46
Executive summary by Bev: There are a number of people here with no medical credentials at all and a lot of opinions bordering on religious belief. The people trying to promote the Bates Method, "The Plus" lens...
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From: n1x5icbk - 28 Apr, 02:17
The case of sprained leg is not much known by people, including the way of healing. The one suffering this pain, usually woman, feels legs especially part of thigh and waist really painful. Also they feel continuous pain in calf and backward thigh. Each movement feels tortured. This cause of pain is muscle dislocation. Either they are calf, thigh, buttock...
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From: dacconverter - 28 Apr, 01:23
Can anyone recommend me a website/vendor that sells prescription-based safety glasses? I'm trying to prevent splashes to my eyes from below, above, and from the sides of my eyewear. Thanks much !
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From: toddster63 - 27 Apr, 19:58
Is there such as thing as toric RGP's, or do ALL rigid lenses only correct for corneal astigmatism, by conforming the tear film into a lens over the misshaped cornea? I have almost exclusively lenticular astigmatism, and I wear soft torics (Purevision), which correct fairly well--but after hearing about the higher quality optics with RGP's, I am very curious...
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From: Troy - 27 Apr, 16:37
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From: Dr. Jitendra Agrawal - 27 Apr, 12:27
Biliary injury is the most severe common complication of cholecystectomy. It is always morbid, occasionally fatal, increases cost, and often results in litigation. In the first part of the topic a review of classification and causes is posted on- http://www.surgerysearch.blogspot.com/ Dr. Jitendra Agrawal, Kanpur, India.
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From: Scott93727 - 27 Apr, 06:14
BrainStimPro Binaural Brainwave Generator is a Professional Medical Brainwave Tuning tool for medical personal. With adjustable freq, base frequency, modulation, duration, 8 programmable mask/background noises (White, Pink, Surf, Rain, etc) 16 programmable color strobe sets (foreground/background), 4 waveforms (Sine, Square, Saw, Triangle, 12 Programmable...
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From: Don W - 27 Apr, 05:34
Went to an eye talk couple days ago. The following (unresolved) question came up. When eye pressures are up (say in the posterior part of the eye) it affects the optic nerve. But pressures are measure in the front of the eye. The front chamber (anterior) is separated from the back chamber by the lens, etc. In the front chamber, a liquid solution,...
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