Family participation events at the 14th ECES meeting in Sapporo

Pyuria in the Puerperium *Read at a Meeting of the Edinburgh Obstetrical Society, 14th February 1934.

DURING the last few years attention has been focussed largely on streptococcal infections in the puerperium. I wish to discuss infections with coliform organisms, with special reference to the urinary tract, for although much less serious they are very common and contribute largely to puerperal morbidity. I use the term " pyuria " to mean the presence of both pus cells and organisms in the urin...

The Prognosis of Pulmonary Tuberculosis 1Read at a meeting of the Society on February 14th, 1906.

more pulmonary tuberculosis than any other serious disease, I am venturing to give you a few of the impressions I have formed and some of the various points I take into consideration in prognosing the future of a phthisical patient. Some of these have undoubtedly been impressed upon my mind by previous reading and confirmed by experience, while others may be erroneous and due to forming conclus...

14th Annual Meeting of the Northwest Section of the APS

Note on Blood Pressure *Read at a Meeting of the Edinburgh Obstetrical Society, 14th February 1934.

DURING an investigation into the cause and treatment of eclampsia, it was noticed that there was an appreciable difference between the blood pressure when the patient was on the back and that taken when on the side. When this had been noticed several times, a routine was developed in order to determine whether this difference was constant at all times, and with different patients. At the end of...

ECES 719: Wireless Communications

This project explores the important aspect of accurate computer simulation of Rayleigh faded envelopes for flat fading channels. In class, we discussed the original sum-of-sinusoids (SOS) model for 2D isotropic scattering around the mobile station (MS) as developed by Jakes [1]. Unfortunately, the statistics of the in-phase and quadrature components of the resultant channel, gI(t) and gQ(t), as...