Navigating Life: Delaware Families Experiencing Homelessness with Young Children.

Objective: This study explored the lived experience of Delaware families residing in homeless shelters and motels with young children. We focused on their daily experiences to gain understanding about their day-to-day living to foster understanding about optimal supports that can facilitate more permanent housing arrangements.

Methods: We used qualitative approaches to obtain descriptions about the daily lives of families experiencing homelessness with young children.

European College of Orthodontics. Commission of Titularisation. Clinical case No. 191101.

Date Of Birth: 29/07/1993; gender: female.

Pre-treatment Documents: 19 years 2 months old: 29/07/1993.

Diagnosis: Skeletal class II with mandibular laterognathia and retrusion, hypodivergent facial pattern; class II division 1, transverse maxillary deficiency with left unilateral posterior cross bite; missing teeth before treatment: 18 28 38 48.

Short communication: Use of the Clegg hammer measure as an indicator of stall-surface compressibility in tie-stall housing and its relationship with stall comfort.

Stall base and stall surface (i.e., with or without bedding) are key risk factors in cow comfort in dairy herds.

The Importance of Preserving the Radial Tuberosity During Distal Biceps Repair.

Background: The radial tuberosity contributes to the biceps supination moment arm and the elbow flexion moment. The purpose of our study was to compare the impact of a cortical bone trough versus an anatomic repair on measurements of the forearm supination moment arm and elbow flexion force efficiency. Our hypothesis was that a trough repair would decrease the tuberosity height, the native biceps supination moment arm, and elbow flexion force efficiency compared with an anatomic repair.