Publications by authors named "S M Heimann"

The presence of erythrocyte ghost cells (EG) in blood smears indicates intravascular haemolysis or in-vitro haemolysis. However, observer reliability in detection of EG has not been documented. Immediate blood smear preparation is advised but may not always be practical.

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Objective: Client-therapist physiological synchrony has recently attracted significant empirical attention. Recent theoretical accounts propose that physiological linkages should not be considered a stable dyadic virtue but rather a dynamic process that depends on the situational context in which they transpire. The present study adopted a "momentary" (vs.

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Introduction: Breast-conserving surgery (BCS) in case of breast cancer and/or in-situ-carcinoma lesions (DCIS) intends to completely remove breast cancer while saving healthy tissue as much as possible to achieve better aesthetic and psychological outcomes for the patient. Such modality should result in postoperative tumor-free margins of the surgical resection in order to carry on with the next therapeutical steps of the patient care. However, 10-40% of patients undergo more than one procedure to achieve acceptable cancer-negative margins.

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  • Post-implantation embryogenesis involves complex developmental processes that are difficult to study in living organisms.
  • Researchers discovered that mouse embryonic stem cells (mESCs) form aggregates that, when placed in a specific extracellular matrix, develop into structured "trunk-like structures" (TLSs) resembling parts of early mouse embryos.
  • These TLSs demonstrate advanced self-organization and provide a valuable tool for exploring the mechanisms of post-implantation embryogenesis outside of the living mouse.
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Purpose: To investigate retinal venous pressure (RVP) as a function of airway pressure (AirP) during the Valsalva maneuver (VM) in human subjects.

Methods: Forty-three healthy volunteers (age, 22.0 (2.

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