Sentences with phrase «cadaver who»

Code blues in hospitals may be a call for doctors to rush to the bedside of beating - heart cadavers who need their hearts defibrillated.

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Garland Shreves, who founded Phoenix broker Research for Life in 2009, said he invested more than $ 2 million in quality - control procedures and medical equipment, including $ 265,000 on an X-ray machine to scan cadavers for surgical implants.

Thai medical students say prayers over the coffins of hundreds of cadavers, in a solemn ceremony to bid farewell to the corpses who helped them...

He proposed that some invisible disease agent was being transmitted by the doctors who were performing vaginal exams after working in the cadaver labs and without washing their hands in between.

Finally, the team collected blood from the cadavers of a further nine men who had committed suicide without bipolar, and found elevated levels of some of the proteins.

To investigate, Alexander Niculescu of Indiana University in Indianapolis and colleagues collected blood from the cadavers of nine men who had bipolar disorder and suicidal tendencies, and nine with bipolar but no suicidal thoughts, and compared levels of all the genes expressed in their blood.

«The only way to answer this is with a really big sample of cadavers,» says Sibyl Bucheli of the Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, who is also studying the death microbiome.

The research team started with vocal cord tissue from a cadaver and from four patients who had their voice boxes removed.

Departing from prior studies, the team collected epithelial cells and fibroblasts from human sources: one cadaver and four living people who had their healthy voice boxes removed during unrelated surgeries.

Now, a study that used noninvasive brain imaging to evaluate brain activity has found that simulator - trained medical students successfully transferred those skills to operating on cadavers and were faster than peers who had no simulator training.

10 In 1828 Irish immigrants William Burke and William Hare partnered to murder 16 people in Scotland for cadaver bounties paid for by a doctor who didn't ask questions.

DeBruyn, who typically studies the communities of microbes in soils, is one of a handful of researchers probing such communities in and on cadavers.

Nestler's team looked at cadaver brains from people who had been diagnosed with depression in life.

The public prosecutor had demanded 4 - year suspended sentences for the two main protagonists, pediatrician - endocrinologist Jean - Claude Job, who headed the defunct association in charge of collecting the hormone - containing pituitary glands from cadavers and who died after the trial ended, and Fernand Dray, who was in charge of purifying the material at the Pasteur Institute.

BUILDUP Amyloid - beta (brown) accumulated in the front of the brain in a person who received injections of cadaver - derived growth hormone as a child, suggesting that the injections were contaminated with A-beta, researchers reported this year.

BUILDUP Amyloid - beta (brown) accumulated in the front of the brain in a person who received injections of cadaver - derived growth hormone as a child, suggesting that the injections were contaminated with A-beta.

However, other scans suggested there may be more to the story: Partial animals are often found in elaborate packages paid for by wealthy patrons who could probably afford a whole cadaver (especially since there are plenty of cheaper examples containing compete bodies).

For the study, the researchers first collected vocal cord tissue from four people who had their larynges removed for unrelated reasons, and from one human cadaver.

He and his team of pathologists were examining the autopsied brains of four people who had once received injections of growth hormone derived from human cadavers.

Srinivasan et al. (2007) took muscle samples from 3 cadavers of subjects who died suddenly (aged 17 — 75 years).

Srinivasin et al. (2007) took muscle samples from 3 cadavers of subjects who died suddenly (aged 17 — 75 years).

I'm an upcoming Christian Metal Singer from Fayetteville, Georgia who's working on my Christian Death Metal Band Living Cadavers which I named after my favorite Death Metal Band Cannibal Corpse and looking for a relationship that'll possibly result in marriage.

Smith renders Omalu as a pious, if quirky, genius, one who talks to cadavers and decorates the rearview mirror of his Mercedes with a cross.

The film stars Emile Hirsch and Brian Cox as coroners who take in an anonymous cadaver one night, only to find out that there seems to be some sort of maniacal, powerful force attached to the corpse.

If you are one who shies away from grisly cadavers and buckets of blood, you will probably want to stay away, although in the years since the film was made, there are certainly more egregious examples of gore to be found.

Cadaver is about a young cop who is forced to work in a morgue, where things start to go very bad when a mysterious new corpse is brought in.

They fall in love as they study for their exams, face moral dilemmas as they split open cadavers, confront police who rough up their patients, and treat schizophrenics with pathologies similar to their own.

Faye Booth's title aptly captures several aspects of her novel: there's Lydia, the newest hire in a London brothel; Henry, a doctor who must break laws to obtain cadavers for his medical students; and then there's the Victorian pornography angle.

Dogs are brought in to find people who are trapped in disasters, and those keen noses also help dogs find cadavers.

You will be captivated as Cat talks about her cadaver dog, Solo, and how they work together to locate individuals who are missing and presumed dead.

We have placed Labs who have become narcotics dogs, arson dogs, underwater cadaver dogs, bomb dogs, forest rangers, assistance dogs and therapy dogs.

The tensions between the physical and representational is accentuated again by Beni Bischof, who intervenes with the highly composed imagery of glossy magazines such as Vogue through acts of tearing and scratching, digging beyond the cover until the final works suggest elegantly gutted cadavers.

Warren E. Agin (pictured left), the Boston bankruptcy lawyer who is serving as trustee in the bankruptcy, assures the Sun Chronicle that the cadavers pose no danger to the public and that he was in the process of making arrangements for disposal of the bodies.

While dogs» strong sense of smell has been put to work in military and law enforcement fields (like bomb and cadaver detection), the medical field has seen the most exciting developments, including researchers who trained five dogs to smell breast and lung cancer on a patient's breath.