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    Double RPE Tears Analysis

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    Double RPE tears developed after intravitreal injection of anti-VEGF agents in 10 out of 11 eyes, and spontaneously (first tear developing without any previous treatment) in 1 eye. BCVA and CMT did not show significant change after the occurrence of RPE tears. In most cases, tears graded according to Sarraf et al. (12) remained stable over time. Gutfleish et al. (13) studied 37 RPE tears and found that BCVA deteriorated after RPE tear and during follow-up significantly, with 53.2% of eyes…

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    Historical Significance Why are the Indian Removal Act of 1830 and the Trail of Tears historically significant? The Indian Removal Act of 1830 and the Trail of Tears is historically significant because if this didn’t happen then we wouldn’t discover the west and there would be more Native Americans. An evidence to support me answer is on an article called “Trail of Tears” By Joyce Furstenau in paragraph 2 it states, “During the 1600’s, British colonists arrived. They did not pass through as De…

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    People get their ACLs torn in car crashes. A simple trip or fall that twists the knee can also result in a tear. Anyone can damage their ACL, but female gymnasts and soccer players are especially prone to ACL tears. There are several possible explanations for women being more vulnerable to ACL injuries, including differences in muscle strength, alignment, and estrogen levels that can loosen ligaments. There’s…

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    Connection to Self: Tears of a Tiger I can relate my own life to this character of the Tears of a Tiger. Andy is a character of the book Tears of a Tiger that he and his friend Robert Washington get drunk after school and go to parties but, then robert crush into a post or a tree because he was really drunk. Robert Washington he was the captain of the Hazelwood high school basketball team he was killed last night in a fiery automobile accident in 1-7. Andy was ready to have the big basketball…

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    ACL Tears in Women Have you ever wondered how it feels to tear your ACL? Well, think about tearing your ACL twice! Jenny Demuth lost her starting spot on the Indiana University basketball team the very first day of practice for that season “she had suffered an injury to her ACL, the most devastating three-letter acronym in women’s sports” (Clardie). She tore the ACL that was located in her left knee, and then, by May of that next year, she tore the same ACL once again; that makes for two…

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    Rehabilitation in Tears and Strains Rehabilitation is the act of restoring something to its original state, in exercise science this includes muscles, joints, ligaments, and bones. Exercise science is the study of human movement and how the body responds and adapts to physical activity, health, exercise, and sports. Often times people who are in need of this type of rehab are athletes, people who are constantly working out, and the elderly. Athletes being the most common who seek rehab…

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    way to trail of tears, I realized that I had no idea about how fire actually effects the forest. It was a great experience where I learned both the pros and cons of fire in the forest. I also was able to see the difference between burn only, a harvest and thinning due to the experimental cites at trail of tears. I also learned about the experimental watersheds and how certain aspects play into erosion. It was a very interesting learning experience. We first learned how trail of tears was part…

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    to walk longer, he keeps saying we are close. I know he is wrong, 200 hundred other people have died on this trail. Only two things touch the ground and never get up, the fallen bodies of the dead and the tears from the living. That is how I came up with the name for this trail,"The Trail Of Tears". I Know the name is sad, it was the only name I could come up with.…

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    The Holocaust is the most famous genocide of all time, but what happened during the Trail of Tears is no laughing matter. The genocide lasted for over 60 years taking Native Americans from their home to Oklahoma and across the Western United States putting them into reservations and putting the settlers in their place on their own native land. Also, the Nazi regime did some of the same things to the Jews of WWII, killing them and putting them into concentration camps, although more extreme…

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    Meniscal Tears Case Study

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    Meniscal tears are the most common orthopedic procedure performed. Out of the procedures, two-third is traumatic, while the remaining one-third is idiopathic. The medial is semicircular and lateral is a complete circle. The meniscus is made out of fibrocartilage, type I. Blood supply depends on the capillary as one-third of the ring is avascular, also known as the part that can heal. The function of the meniscus is to load absorption and serve as a shock absorber when pressure is applied across…

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