Scaphocapitate Fusion in Advanced Kienböck’s Disease

Scaphocapitate syndrome

Scaphocapitate syndrome is quite rare. It usually remain undiagnosed at first and is treated as a scaphoid fracture. This syndrome was first reported in 1937. Since then 14 more cases have been reported. Six types have been described with type 1 being the most common one. This is the first case reported from the department of orthopaedic surgery, Ahvaz university of medical sciences.

Perspective on Possible Recombination Event in Fusion Protein Gene of Newcastle Disease Viruses Isolated in Iran

Background and Aims: Newcastle disease (ND), caused by the virulent Newcastle disease virus (NDV), is one of the most important viral diseases in birds. In recent years recombination occurring throughout the NDVs genome isolated in China and Indonesia has been reported. This study was focused to investigate the recombination events in the F gene of the Iranian NDVs to generate useful data that ...

The ARIES-AT advanced tokamak, Advanced technology fusion power plant

The ARIES-AT study was initiated to assess the potential of high-performance tokamak plasmas together with advanced technology in a fusion power plant and to identifying physics and technology areas with the highest leverage for achieving attractive and competitive fusion power in order to guide fusion R&D. The 1000-MWe ARIES-AT design has a major radius of 5.2 m, a minor radius of 1.3 m, a tor...

Advanced Biometric Security using Multibiometric Fusion strategy

Direct Fusion Drive For Advanced Space Missions

Executive Summary Princeton Satellite Systems and the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (a Federally-Funded Research and Development Center) are collaborating on a breakthrough concept, the Direct Fusion Drive (DFD), a D – 3 He fueled fusion-powered rocket engine. The design is based on the Princeton Field-Reversed Configuration Reactor (PFRC) concept for a compact, clean, steady-state fusion...