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The ability of the meniscus to heal naturally depends on the amount of blood flow in different region of the meniscus. Tears in the outer 1/3rd of the meniscus have a good chance to heal because this region receives good blood flow. Small tears in this region may heal with rest. For larger tears in this region, Meniscus Repair surgery provides an opportunity for return to pre-injury level of play and activity. Tears the inner 1/3rd of the meniscus are unlikely to heal on their own because of lower blood flow. In this region, Partial Meniscus Removal focuses on removing the pieces of tendon interfering with knee movement to reduce pain and swelling. Depending on your age and other concurrent procedures you are having, middle 1/3rd meniscus tears can be repaired or partially removed.

In Meniscus Repair surgery, Dr. Shani stitches or anchors torn portions of the outer region of the meniscus back together. The good blood flow in this area allows the meniscus heal naturally, so surgery can focus on repairing the injured meniscus. In Partial Meniscus Removal, Dr. Shani trims off and smoothes the torn tissue in the outer parts of meniscus that is interfering with knee movement. Both Meniscus Repair and Partial Meniscus Removal orthopedic-surgery are usually arthroscopic orthopedic-surgery. This minimally invasive outpatient technique is performed with pencil-thin medical instruments through small incisions made around the knee.

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Interpretive Summary: When a predetermined discharge from a subsurface source (e.g. a subsurface emitter) is larger than the soil infiltration capacity, the pressure head in the source outlet increases and becomes positive. This pressure buildup in the soil reduces the pressure difference across the source and, subsequently, decreases the source discharge rate. Previous studies have shown that the reduction in the pressure difference is larger for soils having a lower hydraulic conductivity and that the positive pressure in the vicinity of the source increases rapidly at the beginning of the infiltration event and approaches a final value after only several minutes. The objectives of this study were to a) implement into a transient numerical model a system-dependent boundary condition that describes infiltration from subsurface sources and considers the source characteristic curves, b) evaluate the dependence of the transient source discharge rate on the soil and source hydraulic properties, c) carry out laboratory experiments involving transient water flow from subsurface water sources, and d) compare the experimental results with those obtained with the a modified version of the HYDRUS-2D software package. Good agreement was found between transient back pressures measured in the laboratory experiment and those calculated using the HYDRUS-2D. The modified model allows the use of any hydraulic model for soil and source properties, simulation of both short and long duration infiltration events, and consideration of various source geometrical shapes. The modified numerical model also enables complex processes in the root zone involving short-time irrigation and root water uptake. Results of this study are important to improving the efficiency of subsurface drip irrigation.

Shani Johnson is the most recent addition to the Community and Economic Development's research team. Shani most recently served as a Renewable Development Analyst in Distributed Generation. In this role she managed the financial processes for the team, was responsible for the analysis and reporting of programs, and created and managed the process flow for their project management tool.

Background: The validity of angiographic collateral grade according to the Rentrop classification during acute myocardial infarction (AMI) and its relation to flow in occluded coronary arteries before angioplasty have never been evaluated.

Methods: We assessed the validity of the angiographic collateral grade according to Rentrop classification in relation to collateral pressure and flow beyond occluded coronary arteries during AMI. Pressure distal to coronary artery occlusions before balloon dilatation was measured in 111 patients undergoing angioplasty for AMI. We calculated the collateral flow index (CFI) and compared it to observed Rentrop grade and measured creatine kinase sum.

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The magnetosphere of Saturn is the cavity created in the flow of the solar wind by the planet's internally generated magnetic field. Discovered in 1979 by the Pioneer 11 spacecraft, Saturn's magnetosphere is the second largest of any planet in the Solar System after Jupiter. The magnetopause, the boundary between Saturn's magnetosphere and the solar wind, is located at a distance of about 20 Saturn radii from the planet's center, while its magnetotail stretches hundreds of Saturn radii behind it.

Many hours were spent working the machines. I joined Shani for a few evenings during production of the xerox publication which accompanied the exhibition. One night we spent ten hours running three machines. While Shani created the edition of new photocopy prints for the publication, I kept count and fed the machines for Monika Kin Gagnon's text discussing Shani's work. Watching the new flow-er photocopy emerge through many printings and colour checks was instructive. What I had assumed was a fairly straightforward process revealed itself as one filled with complexities. Shani quietly concentrated on getting the density of the background right, creating clarity and a sense of spatial depth, synthesizing positive and negative images, pumping up the greens and reds and cropping the image to fully accentuate its suggestive possibilities.

The content in Shani's work is provocative. The exhibition did not appear cohesive except forthe discreet inclusion of self portraits throughout. One wall emphasized the ambiguity of sexuality, another wall presented snapshot images of everyday street images, while another revelled in the lush sensuality of food and flowers. All were bound together however by a sense of identity that explores one's shifting position in a world of fragmentary signs and territories. We do not perceive the world form one point of view but from many.

On the east wall hang collages of flowers, betel nut, spices, fruits and translucent octopus. Some of the five works are complexly disorienting while others flow continuously. None bear the slightest trace of spatial depth to contextualize or explain into the commonplace the choice of images. No sign of the human presence grounds the work except in the deliberateness of the arrangements. The pieces of this wall display strong composition and colour skill of considerable calibre.

Primary rat skeletal and cardiomyocyte cultures exhibited de novo and salvage synthesis of purine nucleotides. In the myotube cultures, the rate of de novo synthesis was faster but the rate of salvage synthesis from adenosine was slower. The rate of salvage nucleotide synthesis from adenine and hypoxanthine was similar in the two tissues, but was markedly slower than that in cultured fibroblasts. In comparison to the latter cells ,both muscle tissues exhibited low AMP and IMP nucleotidase activity. AMP deaminase activity in the skeletal myotubes was 7-fold greater than that in the cardiomyocytes. The flow of labeling between the nucleotides, gauged during incubation with labeled precursors, was compatible with the above differences in that in the myotube cultures the flow from AMP to IMP dominated whereas in the cardiomyocytes that from IMP to AMP dominated. The results suggest that in the myotubes the activity of the purine nucleotide cycle is intensive but AMP phosphorylation is slow, whereas in the cardiomyocytes, the activity of the nucleotide cycle is relatively slow but the phosphorylation of AMP is prompt.

For drip irrigation design and management, it is necessary to know the relation between flow and pressure acting on emitters. In the case of subsurface drip irrigation, the backpressure phenomenon may change the hydraulic characteristics of emitters. Thus, this study aimed at determining such relationship between flow and pressure of different driplines in surface and subsurface conditions; aiming to find possible differences in hydraulic behavior. We tested four emitter types; two pressure compensating (D5000 and Hydro PCND) and two non-pressure compensating (TalDrip and Jardiline). Emitter flow rates were attained in atmospheric conditions and submerged in water, in which submergence levels represented backpressure. Assays were performed using inlet pressures of 80, 100, 120, and 150 kPa for the Hydro PCND dripline and 25, 50, 100, and 150 kPa for the other ones; the backpressures were of 0.49, 1.47, 2.45, 4.41 and 6.37 kPa with four replications. The emitters had their proportionality constants and discharge exponents changed in submerged applications, representing backpressure effect. Non-pressure compensating emitters had their discharge exponent decreased, while in pressure compensating ones, it was increased. Backpressure reduced emitter flow rates at all evaluated pressures. e24fc04721