Titlebook: Handbook of Spinal Cord Monitoring; Proceedings of the F S. J. Jones,M. Hetreed,N. J. Smith Conference proceedings 1994 Springer Science+Bu

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R. K. Jackson,N. J. Smithwledge refers to information about the type of incentives prevailing in the industry in question. By interpreting it with the theory developed here, it explains why certain incentives lead to certain actions of firms, and how this influences the design of rules in a self-regulation regime. Consequen

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J. M. Gueritd as unethical when some (or all) of the parts of society in which these firms are embedded in feel that these practices violate their moral norms and standards. If an industry or parts thereof now try to eliminate these practices “from within”, that is, by introducing policy that is solely formulat

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C. Callegarini,G. Ciucci,D. Miserocchi,R. Quatrale,G. Serra,G. G. Rebuccimise peace which he so frequently rejected. It would also convince the Democracies of the Republic’s military efficiency and make them hesitate about getting closer to Franco. It would also strengthen the Spanish Government and especially its Minister of National Defence, Indalecio Prieto, still at

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J. E. Fitzgerald,C. J. Griffiths,K. W. Mitchell,M. A. Leonard,M. Gibson,C. K. Mcknightime. The chapter describes how he further developed the ideas he had obtained through writing . in order to establish what might be called a “material metabolism of thought.” It was during this time that Marx completely broke free from modernistic notions to move toward a magnificent conception of s

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Somatosensory evoked potentials and their use for spinal cord monitoringfrom a wide range of fields. It is understandable, therefore, that sometimes the individuals concerned have little grounding in human neurophysiology and no previous experience of recording evoked potentials. The object of this chapter is to provide a primer in the neurophysiology of the sensory pat

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Indications for the use of evoked potentials in spinal surgery — review of the Nottingham experiencewing surgical correction of spinal deformity and recovery is proportional to the speed of removal of the instrumentation.. In the past, a careful physical examination in the recovery room was the earliest warning of cord injury. During the last two decades, gross physical examination of the partiall