Reattachment Flow Issuing from a Finite Width Nozzle : Report 3. Effects of Inclinations of Reattachment Wall

Steady Incompressible Magnetohydrodynamic Flow Near a Point of Reattachment

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Late retinal reattachment.

Six cases are described in which late reattachment of detached retina occurred 9-16 months after what had been considered to be failed retinal detachment surgery. In all cases reattachment had been associated with partial restoration of vision. No cause for such reattachment can be clearly established, but it is felt that spontaneous separation of the posterior vitreous face with subsequent rel...

Pressure Distributions illustrating _ Flow Reattachment behind a Forward Mounted Flap

Spontaneous reattachment of a dislodged atrial lead.

Acute lead dislodgment is a complication that should be managed immediately. Spontaneous reattachment of a dislodged atrial pacing lead has never been reported before. This case report describes a lucky patient whose atrial lead spontaneously gained a new functioning position after dislodgment from its initial implantation site.

The effect of biceps reattachment site.

BACKGROUND We hypothesize that an anatomic repair of the distal biceps tendon would recreate native tendon moment arm and forearm rotation, while a nonanatomic insertion would compromise moment arm and forearm rotation. METHODS Isometric supination torque was measured at 60° of pronation, neutral, and 60° of supination for the native distal biceps tendon and 4 repair points in 6 cadaveric spe...