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Martini : the First Clinical

THE MAN HIS WORK THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT THE PAUL MARTINI FOUNDATION CONCLUSION REFERENCES In 1932, Paul Martini (figure 1), professor of medicine at the University of Bonn, published a monograph entitled Methodology of Therapeutic Investigation. In this slim volume of 69 pages Martini summarised his 3 years as professor of medicine in Berlin, and his experience of the scientific investigation o...

Peabody: The Time Travelling Disk

Disk drives are now available with capacities on the order of hundreds of gigabytes. What has not become available is an easy way to manage storage. With installed machines located across the enterprise, the backup, management of application installation, and maintenance of systems have become a nightmare. An increasing trend in the storage industry is to virtualize storage resources, maintaini...

Ichiro Fujinaga Peabody

The realtime manipulation of audio with desktop computers has become both possible and popular over the last several years. Perhaps the most important aspect that determines the suitability of a computer operating system for this application is the latency of its audio system. This paper describes the results of an experiment measuring the audio latency of several current desktop operating syst...

RIFLE is not RIFLE: on the comparability of results

Page 1 of 2 (page number not for citation purposes) In the consensus RIFLE criteria [1] of acute kidney injury (AKI) the thresholds given for serum creatinine (sCr) increase and glomerular filtration rate (GFR) decrease (Table 1) do not correspond [2]. Direct measurement of GFR in clinical practice is difficult, and values are more often estimated (eGFR) by the Cockroft-Gault equation or the Mo...

Francis W. Peabody, 1917