Vita della beata Maria Francesca delle Cinque Piaghe di Gesù Cristo, terziaria professa Alcantarina.

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Caesaris Magati ... De rara medicatione vulnerum seu de vulneribus raro tractandis. Libri duo in quibus nova traditur methodus qua felicissime, ac citius quam alto quovis modo sanantur vulnera ... haec autem duplici quaestione I. utrum melius sit vulnera quotidie solvere, ac procurare, an pluribus interiectis diebus. II. utrum turundarum, [et] penicillorum usus in curatione vulnerum sit necessarius ...

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Caesaris Magati ... De rara medicatione vulnerum seu de vulneribus raro tractandis. Liber secundus in quo nova traditur methodus ...

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Disertacion acerca del verdadero caracter y metodo curativo de las heridas de armas de fuego : á la que siguen varias advertencias sobre la memoria ... y una adición en respuesta á la Vindicta últimamente publicada por el bachiller Porras Machaca /

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Tratado teorico-practico de las heridas de armas de fuego /

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Chirurgie d'ambulance; le premier traitement des blessures de guerre.

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Vergleichende klinische und experimentelle Untersuchungen über die Wirkungsweise von Scharlachrot, Amidoazotoluol, Pellidol und Azodermin.

Inaug.-diss.--Hannover, 1913.

Illinois violent injury reporting.

Explains the legal mandate, reporting requirements, and other details of the Illinois Dept. of Public Health's statistical registry (started in March 1998) of victims of violent injuries in Illinois. Includes pie charts depicting 1998 and preliminary 1999 statistics on child/adult maltreatment and violent injuries according to gender. Also contains 2 sample reports from reporting facilities.

Illinois violent injury reporting, 2005.

Explains the legal mandate, reporting requirements, and other details of the Illinois Dept. of Public Health's statistical registry (started in March 1998) of victims of violent injuries in Illinois.

Elements of surgery, for the use of students.

Added t.p.

Treatment of chemical warfare casualties /

Includes index.

Thoracic surgery.

Includes bibliographies.

The medical department of the United States Army in the world war .../

Editor-in-chief: Col. Charles Lynch.

In the wake of trauma

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Regulation of MAPK activation, AP-1 transcription factor expression and keratinocyte differentiation in wounded fetal skin

Fetal epithelium retains the ability to re-epithelialize a wound in organotypic culture in a manner not dependent on the presence of underlying dermal substrata. This capacity is lost late in the third trimester of gestation or after embryonic day 17 (E-17) in the rat such that embryonic day 19 (E-19) wounds do not re-epithelialize. Moreover, wounds created in E-17 fetuses in utero heal in a regenerative, scar-free fashion. To investigate the molecular events regulating re-epithelialization in fetal skin, the wound-induced expression profile and tissue localization of activator protein 1 (AP-1) transcription factors c-Fos and c-Jun was characterised in E-17 and E-19 skin using organotypic fetal cultures. The involvement of mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) signaling in mediating wound-induced transcription factor expression and wound re-epithelialization was assessed, with the effect of wounding on the expression of keratinocyte differentiation markers determined. Our results show that expression of AP-1 transcription factors was induced immediately by wounding and localized predominantly to the epidermis in E-17 and E-19 skin. c-fos and c-jun induction was transient in E-17 skin with MAPK-dependent c-fos expression necessary for the re-epithelialization of an excisional wound in organotypic culture. In E-19 skin, AP-11 expression persisted beyond 12 h post-wounding, and marked upregulation of the keratinocyte differentiation markers keratin 10 and loricrin was observed. No such changes in the expression of keratin 10 or loricrin occurred in E-17 skin. These findings indicate that re-epithelialization in fetal skin is regulated by wound-induced AP-1 transcription factor expression via MAPK and the differentiation status of keratinocytes.