Incomplete cerebral infarction--focal incomplete ischemic tissue necrosis not leading to emollision.

Comments and Opinions Incomplete Cerebral Infarction — Focal Incomplete Ischemic Tissue Necrosis Not Leading To Emollision

UNTIL THE ADVENT OF GT SCANNING, the diagnosis of cerebral infarction was based mainly on clinical criteria with lumbar puncture, angiography, and Tc scans affording supplementary evidence. Autopsy showed that the diagnosis often was in error. In particular, a clear differentiation between ischemic infarction and a smaller intracerebral hemorrhage was impossible. Today this situation has change...

Incomplete cerebral infarction--focal incomplete ischemic tissue necrosis not leading to emollision.

UNTIL THE ADVENT OF GT SCANNING, the diagnosis of cerebral infarction was based mainly on clinical criteria with lumbar puncture, angiography, and Tc scans affording supplementary evidence. Autopsy showed that the diagnosis often was in error. In particular, a clear differentiation between ischemic infarction and a smaller intracerebral hemorrhage was impossible. Today this situation has change...

Image Reconstruction from Incomplete Data

Image Reconstruction from Incomplete Data

Preliminary and Incomplete Please Do Not Circulate

On July 1, 2015 the SEC proposed Rule 10D-1 mandating companies to adopt a clawback provision, which requires the recoupment of erroneously awarded performance-based compensation from executives. We study the value implications of having a clawback provision by examining the stock market’s reaction to the proposal of Rule 10D-1. We find that relative to firms that had voluntarily adopted a claw...