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of southern Illyria by the Greeks, Illyrian burial practices began to alter. In particular Apollonia’s tumuli show a variety of burial practices. These tumuli contained sarcophagi, simple pits, wood-lined pits, mud-brick pits, tile-lined pits, in situ cremations, urns, and enchytrismòs (Antonaccio, 2001:126; Amore, 2005:90; Lafe, 2003:78; Stallo, 2007:11). Wealthier Apollonians even used marble sarcophagi, like the Greeks, which were then placed inside a tumulus. Some of these individuals…

Influencing the Outcome for Effective Treatment of Cubital Tunnel Syndrome Cubital tunnel syndrome is the second most common compression neuropathy of the upper extremity after carpal tunnel syndrome (Trehan et al, 2012). It represents a source of considerable discomfort and disability for the patient and in extreme cases may progress to loss of function of the hand (Cutts, S., 2007). Some specialists refer to this condition as ulnar nerve compression as it takes place within the cubital tunnel…

Everyday narratives: Living in uncertainty in Suleimani This chapter focuses on ethnographic vignettes from ordinary people from the city of Suleimani, Kurdistan. I specifically analyse narratives highlighting living under uncertainty, as part of the bigger theme of everyday politicizing narratives addressed in my thesis. The everyday narratives have resulted from intermittent fieldwork conducted in 2015 and 2016, supplemented by previous reflections and encounters from 2011 in the city of…

Introduction: - It is obvious that humans are extracting more natural resources then needed. The main debate here is that some believe that nature is able to renew itself and therefore we are not harming it. This is the optimistic view. On the other hand side, there are the pessimists who believe that we are witnessing “the death of birth”. Every natural resource has a limited time span, including water. Maybe not in the near future but eventually, we will have no water left. It is fundamental…

needs to be treated early. There are some other rare types of skin cancer • Merkel cell carcinoma • Kaposi’s sarcoma • Cutaneous T-cell lymphoma of the skin • sarcoma Bowen’s disease: Bowen’s disease is sometimes called squamous cell carcinoma in-situ. It’s caused by the abnormal growth of cells in the outer layer of the skin. These cells don’t spread into the deeper layers of the skin. If left no treated, Bowen’s disease may develop into squamous cell carcinoma.(Edyta.S,2011) Causes and…

to link the dietary modifications that modulate the microbiota in the gut by decreasing the composition of cecal bacteria. (4)Reducing the cecal bacteria was linked with increasing the security against the host having type 1 diabetes. Flourescent in situ hybradization was used to measure the composition of microbiota before the rats have diabetes and after the rats having diabetes. (4)Diabetes-prone rats were showed to have higher levels of Bacteriodetes compared to normal mice. In addition, a…

the tube for any excessive curve at the level of the incisura angularis. Any visualized excessive curve is corrected by fixing the lesser curvature at that level to the gastro-hepatic ligament. During this procedure, the endoscope is maintained in-situ and we can visualize the straightening of the curve after the suture fixation. Since the adoption of this technique from ______ onwards, our clinical stenosis rate after LSG is 0%. We do accept the limitations of our…

Introduction Cancer is a disease whereby cells undergo changes that cause them to grow uncontrollably1. These changes are caused by gene mutations2. Genes are sections of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), contained within every cell2. Genes control which proteins are synthesised and which cells should be destroyed2. Each type of cancer is classified according to the site where the cancer initiated, i.e. the location of initial gene mutation3. Malignant melanoma is a skin cancer whereby the…

Gastric carcinoid tumors originate from enterochromaffin-like (ECL) cells. ECL cells are confined in the gastric fundus and corpus cells (L. Vannella et al., 2011). ECL cells have the task of secreting histamine, which leads the secretion of parietal cells (L. Vannella et al., 2011). Histamines are produced by the immune system, and in response causes inflammation. Parietal cells are the epithelial cells that secrete hydrochloric acid (HCL) and intrinsic factor. These cells are located in the…

• We provide a package of accommodation and adventure in-situ: The Hacienda Montaña Imbabura is the only hotel who provides the option of both services in-situ to make our guests’ life easier and more comfortable. We will also add the visit to the lakes as a complement, but we are seriously engaged into provide • The company works under the values of community…