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The Prevention of Ventricular Fibrillation after Coronary Artery Occlusion,The prevention of VF is a very complicated problem that has not yet been solved. The prophylaxis of VF is especially difficult because it appears unexpectedly, usually not in a hospital, but on the street, at work, at home, all in absence of medical personnel.

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M. E. Rajskina M.D., Ph.D. of atmospheric deposition has been published for Norway spruce in Europe (Schulze et al. 1989), and one is in preparation for red spruce (Eagar and Adams, in press); the reader is referred to those volumes for a far more detailed discussion than is possible here. The intent of this chapter is merel

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M. E. Rajskina M.D., Ph.D.tiate neutron capture nucleosynthesis in large core mass AGB stars, but only if these stars can survive their large mass loss rates. The current estimates of nuclear reaction rates do not allow for appreciable neutron capture nucleosynthesis via the .Ne source in lower mass AGB stars. The carbon rec

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M. E. Rajskina M.D., Ph.D.l nature of turbulence. Furthermore, n and N as dependent variables depend in a complicated fashion on meteorological condition dependent combinations of their respective independent variables..Recently developed FM-CW radar and acoustic sodar indirect sounding techniques and new sophisticated model

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M. E. Rajskina M.D., Ph.D.n the line through a billion dollars in liability coverage that would ride, to no small extent, on the causal account given in that history. What form, we can ask, would this high-stakes history take? And what might an inquiry into such histories tell us about the project of — and limits to — histor