Supra and Infra Tentorial Gliomas in Children

Bruce, Derek A.

doi:10.1111/j.1749-6632.1997.tb46216.x

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“…Cardiac output, in turn, is the product of stroke volume and heart rate. The increase of heart contractility leads to the increase of stroke volume and consequently the blood pressure [36]. In our study, a nonsignificant increasing trend of max dp/dt as an index of heart contractility in the H+RD group was observed.…”

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Assessment of Safety and Therapeutic Efficacy ofRosa damascenaL. andQuercus infectoriaon Cardiovascular Performance of Normal and Hyperlipidemic Rabbits: Physiologically Based Approach

Joukar

Askarzadeh

Shahouzehi

et al. 2013

Journal of Toxicology

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According to the use of Quercus infectoria (QI) and Rosa damascena L. (RD) for therapeutic purposes and lack of adequate information about their cardiovascular effects, we investigated the cardiovascular indices of rabbits which chronically pretreated with these agents. Animal groups were control group (CTL), RD and QI groups with normal chow plus 1.5 g RD and QI extracts, respectively, in each kg of the diet for 45 days; Hyperlipidemic (H) group received high-fat diet for 45 days; H+RD and H+QI groups received high fat diet plus QI and RD extracts, respectively. Blood pressure was greater in H+RD group than CTL, RD, and H groups. Left ventricular developed pressure and left ventricular systolic pressure increased significantly in H+RD group versus CTL and RD groups (P < 0.05 and P < 0.0001, resp.) and in H+QI groups (P < 0.01 versus QI groups). Left ventricular end diastolic pressure (LVEDP) showed significant reduction in H+QI group versus H group. QI attenuated the values of total cholesterol, LDL, TG, and atherogenic indices of plasma when coadministrated with a high-fat diet. The results suggest the antilipidemic and antiatherogenic effects of QI. In addition, the use of RD along with a high-fat diet may increase the risk of hypertension in rabbits.

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Assessment of Safety and Therapeutic Efficacy ofRosa damascenaL. andQuercus infectoriaon Cardiovascular Performance of Normal and Hyperlipidemic Rabbits: Physiologically Based Approach

Joukar

Askarzadeh

Shahouzehi

et al. 2013

Journal of Toxicology

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“…105 According to Bruce, opponents of miscegenation were "equally afraid of the white seducer of the black" as of "the black rapist of the white." 106 The Journal article got to the heart of why the South could not tolerate institutions like Berea College: "it is impossible to maintain a public policy of separation, if you allow it to be violated whenever private charity desires to change the rule." 107 While clearly pleasing to racists, the Berea College opinion also delighted those who feared that Lochner would prevent state governments from regulating the economy.…”

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Plessy versus Lochner: The Berea College Case

Bernstein

2000

Journal of Supreme Court History

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Legal scholars and historians have often claimed to find intellectual affinities between the U.S. Supreme Court's notorious opinions in Plessy v. Ferguson and Lochner v. New York. In Plessy, the Court upheld a law requiring private railroads to enforce segregation, while in Lochner the Court invalidated a maximum hours law for bakers. Bruce Ackerman asserts that Plessy had its intellectual roots “in the laissez‐faire theories expressed one decade later in cases like Lochner.” In support of his thesis, Ackerman relies onthe Plessy Court's statement that if the two races are to mingle, it must be “the result of natural affinities, a mutual appreciation of each other's merits and a voluntary consent of individuals.” Brook Thomas also blames the Plessy ruling on laissez‐faire ideology. He argues that laissez‐faire theory led the Court to seek to encourage the “natural” forces of segregation.

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Supra and Infra Tentorial Gliomas in Children

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Assessment of Safety and Therapeutic Efficacy ofRosa damascenaL. andQuercus infectoriaon Cardiovascular Performance of Normal and Hyperlipidemic Rabbits: Physiologically Based Approach

Assessment of Safety and Therapeutic Efficacy ofRosa damascenaL. andQuercus infectoriaon Cardiovascular Performance of Normal and Hyperlipidemic Rabbits: Physiologically Based Approach

Plessy versus Lochner: The Berea College Case

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