Anesthesiologist's Lament.

Magical Laments and Anthropological Reflections

Anthropological writing becomes ritual when its unfolding argument structure parallels and thus its voice resonates with lament or even prayer. Structural features of lament are apparent in some ethnographies of lament, and anthropologists with no interest in traditional lament have nonetheless joined ineffectual modern elegies over modernity’s destructiveness. Magical laments achieve their eff...

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Keren Klein Looking for Lament: Identifying the Components of the Lament Genre in Psalm 77 Abstract October 2010 Because of the significant difference in content and tone between the two halves of Psalm

4 Diff erential Efects of Exercise Training on Mofi lament Phosphorylation and Function in Stable and Progressive Pulmonary Hypertension

Background – We have previously demonstrated opposite e¡ ects of exercise training in stable and progressive pulmonary hypertension (PH). Here we investigated cellular changes which may underlie the opposite e¡ ects of exercise training by focusing on right ventricular myolament protein phosphorylation and function. Methods and results – Histological analyses revealed exercise training in progr...

The patient's lament: hidden key to effective communication: how to recognise and transform.

"Our dancing is changed into mourning" Lamentations 5:15 to "you turned my lament into dancing" Psalm 30:12.Numerous studies and well publicised complaints from the public have long revealed a pressing need for physicians to improve their communication skills and their ability to interpret and respond appropriately to what they hear from patients. Rushed and dispirited, physicians are routinely...