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lights: anatomy of a cartoon – Video

Posted: Published on December 22nd, 2014

lights: anatomy of a cartoon A behind-the-scenes look at the process of making a short Christmas cartoon. Includes decision making, composition, and some Toon Boom Studio application. To view only the short "lights" click... By: Evan Bly … Continue reading →

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Grey's Anatomy; Singing Telegram – Video

Posted: Published on December 22nd, 2014

Grey's Anatomy; Singing Telegram By: Chloe Kjear … Continue reading →

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External fish Anatomy – Video

Posted: Published on December 22nd, 2014

External fish Anatomy . .. : . .. By: Asmaa Alshamy … Continue reading →

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How To Treat Eczema – Try Revitol Eczema Cream – Video

Posted: Published on December 22nd, 2014

How To Treat Eczema - Try Revitol Eczema Cream http://www.try-revitoleczemacream.com/ How To Treat Eczema Cortisone most likely are not one of the top eczema products because doing so makes the skin become thin after a while. It is also... By: Sarah Jacobs … Continue reading →

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Going the distance for Ben

Posted: Published on December 22nd, 2014

By Jonny Bonell Monday 22 December 2014 Updated: 22/12 14:31 Buy photos Roy Dalby will be undertaking the walk to help raise funds for Ben. Photo by Alex Bradbury 5114014ABR. A SELFLESS Redditch man will give up his Christmas Day to undertake a 17-mile walk in a bid to raise vital funds for a little boy's 'life changing' operation. Roy Dalby will be lugging a cart and presents from the borough to two-year-old Ben Harris-Bell in North Littleton, Evesham, dressed as Father Christmas. The youngster is based with his mum Emma but suffers from cerebral palsy, which affects his legs and hips meaning he cannot walk or crawl yet. An operation called a Selective Dorsal Rhizotomy is available in America but up to 40,000 will need to be raised to allow the youngster to undergo treatment. Without the operation Ben's life will be filled with physio and surgery to help lengthen his leg muscles and pain like cramp as his short muscles will make his legs grow out of shape. Even after the operation he will need about two years of intense physio at home with specialist equipment. Roy, who will be joined by his sister Tracey Dalby wearing an … Continue reading →

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Watching patients watching music videos helps detect brain injury location

Posted: Published on December 22nd, 2014

Brain injuries are complicated things and even now not fully understood. Researchers at the NYU Langone Medical Center have completed a study that suggests eye tracking technology may be able to help locate and determine the extent of brain injuries as well as monitor recovery. The key to this method is its simplicity the required eye tracking analysis can be achieved while patients watch music videos for a few minutes. Thanks to its relative simplicity, the method can be applied to head trauma or blast injury to assess brain injury quickly. Its potential use in triage marks it as useful, especially given that current techniques often do not pick up some kinds of injury. "These results are extremely exciting because the technology is not overly complicated and, as a result, can move from the bench to the battlefield," says Dr Charles Marmar, professor and chairman of Psychiatry at NYU Langone, and executive director of NYU Langones Steven & Alexandra Cohen Veterans Center. The study led by Dr Uzma Samadani looked at 169 American veterans, 12 of whom had weaknesses in the nerves that moved their eyes or brain swelling near those nerves, which affect eye movements. Participants watched music videos … Continue reading →

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Redditch man woke from coma after car accident speaking fluent French

Posted: Published on December 22nd, 2014

Rory Curtis, 25, suffered a serious brain injury after a car crash in 2012 He woke from a six-day coma and started speaking in fluent French Former footballer was also convinced he was actor Matthew McConaughey He broke his pelvis, but made a full recovery with an experimental drug Mr Curtis is still able to speak perfect French two years after the crash By Jenny Awford for MailOnline Published: 06:38 EST, 22 December 2014 | Updated: 08:11 EST, 22 December 2014 39 shares 14 View comments A footballer woke from a coma after a horrific car crash thinking he was Hollywood actor Matthew McConaughey and speaking fluent French despite only having a basic grasp from school. Rory Curtis, 25, suffered a serious brain injury and a broken pelvis after his van flipped over on the M42 near Tamworth, Staffordshire, and five vehicles ploughed into it in August 2012. He was placed in an induced coma for six days and when he finally came round he started chatting to nurses in fluent French even though he had not spoken the language in 12 years. The former semi-professional footballer for Stourport Swifts FC also said he did not recognise himself in the … Continue reading →

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Columbus, MS Periodontist, Dr. John W. Starr Extends Services to Okolona Residents, Provides More Patients Access to …

Posted: Published on December 22nd, 2014

Okolona, MS (PRWEB) December 22, 2014 Dr. John W. Starr has extended his practice to Okolona, MS patients with periodontal disease. Dr. Starr is one of the few periodontists in the nation certified to offer the LANAP protocol, an FDA-cleared laser gum surgery. While not all patients are candidates for LANAP treatment, Dr. Starr is able to provide this alternative laser gum surgery to most of his patients with periodontal disease. It is estimated that up to 75 percent of adults in the U.S. have gum disease, which begins with a buildup of plaque around the base of the teeth and under the gum line. Regular brushing and flossing removes plaque, but when left alone, it hardens into tartar, which irritates the gums causing redness and swelling. At this point, tartar can be removed with a dental cleaning and the mild infection is easily treatable. Untreated infection though, quickly becomes more serious as the gums react to bacteria. Pockets of bacteria develop and begin pulling gums away from teeth, creating unsightly gaps and exposing the sensitive roots of the teeth. Traditional gum surgery involves cutting and suturing of the gum tissue. While this procedure is an effective treatment for gum … Continue reading →

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Hormone Replacement Therapy – Los Angels – Video

Posted: Published on December 22nd, 2014

Hormone Replacement Therapy - Los Angels Angel Longevity Patient Testimonial regarding Bioidentical Hormone Replacement Therapy at Angel Longevity Medical Center in Los Angeles. By: Angel Longevity … Continue reading →

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St Mary's Hospital to lead genetic revolution in fight against cancer and rare diseases

Posted: Published on December 22nd, 2014

Patients in Greater Manchester are set to spearhead a genetic revolution to help fight cancer and rare diseases. The citys St Marys Hospital has been named as one of 11 Genomic Medicine Centres, which together will map the complete genetic codes of 100,000 patients. The three-year project, unveiled by the Prime Minister earlier this year, is a bold bid to transform diagnosis and treatment. It will allow doctors to learn more about cancer and rare conditions by decoding and exploring human genomes - complete sets of peoples genes. University of Manchester scientists and doctors at St Marys will work closely with colleagues at Salford Royal, The Christie, Wythenshawe Hospital and the Pennine Acute Hospitals Trust on the project. Bill Newman, professor of translational Genomic medicine at the Manchester Centre for Genomic Medicine at the University of Manchester and honorary consultant at Central Manchester University Hospitals Trust, said doctors, nurses and scientists at the Manchester Centre for Genomic Medicine, based at St Marys, were delighted to have been selected for the pioneering project. He said: They plan to work with colleagues to use the new type of genetic testing called whole genome sequencing to find out why some people have certain … Continue reading →

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