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Hildebrand F, Frink M, Mommsen P, et al. Die damage-control-strategie. Trauma Berufskrankh. 2010;12:475–9. When Deep Freeze ends, gain 10% of your Base Life as a Barrier for 6 seconds for each enemy you Froze while it was active. File:Mark on Hit Support inventory icon.png Mark on Hit Support File:Mark on Hit Support inventory icon.png Slámečka, K.; Ponížil, P.; Pokluda, J. Quantitative fractography in bending-torsion fatigue. Mater. Sci. Eng. A 2007, 462, 359–362. [ Google Scholar] [ CrossRef] Andrea Scott’s new play Controlled Damage, currently receiving its world premiere at Halifax’s Neptune Theatre, maybe about Canadian civil rights trailblazer Viola Desmond. But thanks to some inventive staging, it is so much more than a simple history lesson.

Mangat DS, Tansavatdi K, Garlich P. Current chemical peels and other resurfacing techniques. Facial Plast Surg. 2011 Feb. 27 (1):35-49. [QxMD MEDLINE Link]. In this study, the propensity score allowed us to identify a few variables that make it considerably more probable that the DCO approach is used in the management of patients compared to ETC. Contrary to our expectations, however, our study, which was based on data from the TraumaRegister DGU ®, did not demonstrate the superiority of DCO over ETC concerning the occurrence of complications such as multi-organ failure, pulmonary failure and sepsis, as well as mortality, although the propensity score is described in the literature as well suited to analysing registry data [ 29, 31]. Is this problem to prove the advantage of damage control strategies limited to DCO/ETC in polytrauma care? A recent study of DCS in abdominal trauma, also based on data from the Traumaregister DGU ® struggled to demonstrate a clear advantage for damage control therapy as well[ 57]. In another study using data from the Traumaregister DGU ®, it was possible to show that observed and expected mortality using the RISC score in trauma patients with an AIS max of ≥ 3 in extremity injuries and at least one femur fracture decreased over the years from 2002 to 2018, while the proportion of temporary fixation compared to early total care of the femur increased [ 5]. In their data analysis, Bläsius et al. found that mainly more severely injured patients with a higher ISS and concomitant injuries received damage control orthopaedics. In addition, this patient group had a higher mortality and a higher rate of multi-organ failure and sepsis. This indicates that the more severely injured patients with an expected worse outcome were more likely to receive DCO therapy, making comparability between ETC and DCO much more difficult. In contrast, in our study we did not look at changes in care over time, but focused on the possible motivations and decisive parameters for using Damage Control Orthopedics. In addition, when using the propensity score in our study, we not only looked at which parameters made a DCO treatment more likely, but also used propensity score matching to make the outcome between ETC and DCO more comparable. Fischer TC, Perosino E, Poli F, Viera MS, Dreno B, Cosmetic Dermatology European Expert Group. Chemical peels in aesthetic dermatology: an update 2009. J Eur Acad Dermatol Venereol. 2010 Mar. 24 (3):281-92. [QxMD MEDLINE Link]. Charge Cooldown: {11 /10.45 /9.9 /9.46 /9.02 /8.69 /8.36 /8.14 /7.92 /7.7 /7.48 /7.26 /7.15 /7.04 /6.93 /6.82 /6.765 /6.71 /6.655 /6.6} seconds

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Macek, W.; Branco, R.; Szala, M.; Marciniak, Z.; Ulewicz, R.; Sczygiol, N.; Kardasz, P. Profile and Areal Surface Parameters for Fatigue Fracture Characterisation. Materials 2020, 13, 3691. [ Google Scholar] [ CrossRef] [ PubMed] In a later scene, she adds, “There’s a whole world out there beyond our reach just because of our colour.” Charge Cooldown: {17 /16.15 /15.3 /14.62 /13.94 /13.43 /12.92 /12.58 /12.24 /11.9 /11.56 /11.22 /11.05 /10.88 /10.71 /10.54 /10.455 /10.37 /10.285 /10.2} seconds Stratum lucidum:This layer is located exclusively on the palms and soles of the feet and is situated deep to the stratum corneum. Identifying the risk factors and conducting a comprehensive patient assessment before proceeding with a chemical peel is imperative. Adopting an interprofessional team approach is optimal for enhancing overall outcomes and mitigating complications associated with facial peels. Only an experienced healthcare professional should evaluate patients for chemical peeling treatment If anesthesia is warranted, it is essential for both a primary care clinician and an anesthesiology specialist to assess the patient's suitability. In the case of phenol peels, conducting liver and kidney function tests can help minimize the risk of toxicity.Underscoring the potential of live theatre, layers to Controlled Damage are missing from other mediums. While the history lesson is reason enough to see it, these additional layers make it that much more compelling.