Billie Jean King

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Torch relay with last mile runners Michelle Cearcy, Billie Jean King, Peggy Kokernot, and Sylvia Ortiz at International Women's Year conference in Houston

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Billie Jean King

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Billie Jean King with swimmer Micki King at the Women of the Year Awards

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Billie Jean King

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Billie Jean King footprints

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Billie Jean King at Women's Sports Magazine press conference

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Billie Jean King at Women's Sports Magazine press conference

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Billie Jean King, Susan B. Anthony, Jr., and Bella Abzug during the walk to convention center at International Women's Year conference in Houston

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Billie Jean King

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Tennis champion Billie Jean King

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Tennis champion Billie Jean King

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Non-invasive MR imaging of inflammation in a patient with both asymptomatic carotid atheroma and an abdominal aortic aneurysm: A case report

Inflammation is a recognized risk factor for the vulnerable atherosclerotic plaque. USPIO-enhanced MRI imaging is a promising non-i nvasive method to identify high-risk atheromatous plaque inflammation in vivo in humans, in which areas of focal signal loss on MR images have been shown to correspond to the location of activated macrophages, typically at the shoulder regions of the plaque. This is the first report in humans describing simultaneous USPIO uptake within atheroma in two different arterial territories and again emphasises that atherosclerosis is a truly systemic disease. With further work, USPIO-enhanced MR imaging may be useful in identifying inflamed vulnerable atheromatous plaques in vivo, so refining patient selection for intervention and allowing appropriate early aggressive pharmacotherapy to prevent plaque rupture.

Oro para Colombia

Las mujeres han debido atravesar un largo camino partiendo de la discriminación hasta empezar un proceso de equidad en la sociedad y en el deporte, de esta manera llegar a ser parte de un evento como los Juegos Olímpicos. Esta tesis toma el caso de tres atletas colombianas y describe su proceso de formación para lograr dos medallas de oro para el país.

1936 V'Esser Jean Arthur King

1936-1937 Miss Homecoming