Addressing diversity in every day practice

The Bacteriology of Every-Day Practice

to assist those who passed through their professional curriculum before bacteriology had taken a recognised place as a subject of instruction. How well it is adapted to carry out this intention may be realised when we state that in a space of less than one hundred pages there has been found room for chapters on materials and instruments, the preparation and staining of films, general infections...

The Bacteriology of Every-Day Practice

Reasoning in every day life

To be rational means to be able to reason. Thirty years ago psychologists believed that human reasoning is depending on formal rules of inference akin to those of the logical calculus. This hypothesis ran into difficulties, which led to creating more categories of reasoning. They are trying to describe human reasoning with all pros and cons and to simulate reasoning of human mind. We will descr...

History Made Every Day

With the explosion in the number of images and videos on the Internet and ongoing amassing of huge volumes of visual data from digital cameras and mobile devices, we are unknowingly logging our own history. Consider that the number of digital cameras and camera phones in the world has surpassed one billion and that 500 billion consumer photos are taken each year. Given the world’s population of...

Pregabalin as add-on therapy for refractory partial seizures in every day clinical practice

We retrospectively reviewed our clinical experience with PGB when used as add-on therapy in 101 patients (56 women and 45 men) with refractory partial epilepsy, who have been followed up for at least 1 year. Mean age was 40 years (16-64); mean number of concomitant AEDs was 2.8. Most patients (43) had temporal lobe epilepsy. Median number of seizures per month was 16 (3-240). Mean PGB dose used...