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Three patients with a failed total ankle arthroplasty underwent tibiocalcaneal arthrodesis. In an attempt to preserve leg length, a titanium cage filled with autologous bone was placed in the defect. None of the ankles healed primarily. After 9 to 29 months, the cages, which only contained necrotic material, were removed and repeat arthrodesis was performed using a retrograde intramedullary nail.
Childhood and adolescence are critical periods for the skeleton. Mechanical load has then been shown to be one of the best stimuli to enhance not only bone mass, but also structural skeletal adaptations, as both contributing to bone strength. Exercise prescription also includes a window of opportunity to improve bone strength in the late pre- and early peri-pubertal period. There is some evidence
Introducing a new way of visualizing cDNA microarray data we have identified a new type of systematic variation, which we refer to as plate effects. We believe that plate effects are due to non-biological differences in the cDNA clones products spotted onto the microarray slides. By comparing the consistency of all replicates (both within and between slides) after performing 42 different normaliza
This article presents the ancient concept of stylistic levels as a means of approaching the question of how New Testament writings were delivered in antiquity. It is argued that the levels of style affected both composition and delivery and that therefore an analysis of the remaining texts is the first step towards understanding how they were once delivered. The levels of style are presented and t
We consider the COST259 directional channel model (DCM) in relation to other existing channel models. The COST259 DCM is a general model for the mobile radio channel that includes narrowband power (field strength), power delay profiles, and directions of arrival. For comparison purposes, it is desirable that the channel models forming the basis of earlier simulations are contained as special cases
This research investigated how the employees of a company experienced a VR-model of an office building that was to be their future work place and how that VR-experience com¬pared with the employees’ experience of the completed building. About two years after the VR-showings the building was completed and the staff had moved into the building. The results for the employees who saw the VR-presentati
The extension of businesses to incorporate the provision of function as a service in supplement to standalone products is an ongoing movement in manufacturing industry. In short, this means that the development intent should be guided by the need of ‘performance in use’ that the customer wants, e.g. thrust rather than an engine. By this, the established knowledge base challenges the development te
Program parallelization becomes increasingly important when new multi-core architectures provide ways to improve performance. One of the greatest challenges of this development lies in programming parallel applications. Using declarative languages, such as constraint programming, can make the transition to parallelism easier by hiding the parallelization details in a framework. Automatic parallel
There is nothing such as a standard person and a product will always exist in a context. It is of democratic importance to be able to take part in society on an equal level. Non-discriminating design tries to meet the diversity among users when new design solutions are created. Although functionality will remain an es-sential precondition for user satisfaction with products and market success, emo
In this paper we present one approach to understand palpability from the perspective of eco-systems of palpable devices. We will introduce the notion of Palpable Interaction Ecology that particular focus upon the properties that emerge from the interaction between people, their practices and palpable devices. This approach is derived from research into the use of pervasive healthcare services that
LUMES Lund University International Master's Programme in Environmental Science M.Se. Thesis Investigating Dynamies of son Acidifieation: Applieation of the biogeoehemieal model SAFE to two sites in the Republie of Croatia by Luka Traven IvanaDezmana10 51000Rijeka Croatia Tel: +38551214174 E-mail:lukatraven@yahoo.com Supervisor: Dr. Mattias Alveteg Department of Chemical Engineering II Lund Univer
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CV FOR: CV Anders Sletvold Moe Født 19.08.78 i Steinkjer, bor og jobber i Oslo Adresse: Sofienberggata 29C, 0558 Oslo Tlf : +46 73 72 62 004 / +4792 62 05 53 Email: anders.moe@hotmail.com Hjemmeside: www.anderssletvoldmoe.com Utdanning 2001-06 Konsthögskolan i Malmö 1999-01 Kunstskolen i Rogaland Separatutstillinger (i helhet) 2016 Akershus Kunstsenter, Lillestrøm, Norge 2015 Kristiansand Kunsthal
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Bibl io tekss tyrel sen Närvarande Ledamöter Olov Sterner dekanus, naturvetenskapliga fakulteten, ordförande Björn Bergenståhl professor, Lunds Tekniska Högskola Samuel Byrskog prodekan, humanistiska och teologiska fakulteterna Gudrun Edgren professor, medicinska fakulteten Tomas Hellström professor, Ekonomihögskolan Jan-Åke Nilsson professor, naturvetenskapliga fakulteten Vilhelm Persson prefekt,
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This thesis explores how gamification affects respondent engagement and data quality in online surveys. A between-subjects experiment with 203 participants compared a gamified survey featuring progress bars, rewards, feedback, and a storyline with a non-gamified version. The study was guided by the Technology Acceptance Model 2, Self-Determination Theory, and Flow Theory. Results showed that gamif
The aim of this study was to examine how Lithuanian newspapers described child abuse between the years 2016 and 2018. The study is based on 42 articles about child abuse from Lithuanian newspapers, which were later processed with qualitative content analyzis. The analyzis of the articles was based on two different theories; claims-making theory and social constructivism. The result of the study sh
