Titlebook: International Patent-Legislation and Developing Countries; Ulf Anderfelt Book 1971 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1971 compensat

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Ulf Anderfeltd special features of planning, setting up, developing, structuring and maintaining of ECMO support program for instable patients with the need of transportation from peripheral hospitals to an experienced ECMO centre for further treatment..Authors have condensed both the current evidence and Guidel

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Ulf Anderfelt depending on the way it is cannulated. The principle is derived from cardiac surgery, where cardiopulmonary bypass (using the colloquially called “heart-lung-machine”) has established as a standard procedure, facilitating surgery on the non-beating heart or the proximal aorta. The combination of me

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herapy is broad. Both primary cardiac patients and patients with secondary cardiac decompensation without a specific cardiac history, as well as patients with refractory pulmonary failure can benefit from this therapeutic option..Safely conducting an ECMO treatment indicates a special level of compu

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The Development of an International Patent Systemnsion of international economic relations. In addition, many were of the opinion that justice demanded that an inventor be protected not only within his own country but in all countries. With these considerations in mind, the Paris Union for the International Protection of Industrial Property was to

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The Direct Effects of the International Patent System on Developing Countrieshe Paris Union have submitted themselves. The effects of this system are called “direct” when they derive from obligations under the Convention..—A subsequent chapter will deal with some practices in international patent matters that are labelled “indirect” effects of the Convention in that they are

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The Scope for Remedies within the existing Systemof its member countries, it has always been recognized that complete liberty for patentees in chosing where and under what conditions to exploit their inventions was not in the best interest of most countries. From the evolution of the Convention it can be seen, that the ideas on what type of restri