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these crops have a direct impact on both the farmers and the consumers. The common scab disease is an important disease of root and tuber crops in Newfoundland. The disease is characterised by superficial or corky-like lesions that form on the surface of the crops (Figure 1). The lesions reduce the market value of the crop leading to significant economic losses for the growers. Streptomyces bacteria found in the soil are known to be the causal organisms for the common scab disease. These include Streptomyces

to the antrum. Nodularity of the bulb and D2 was also seen and multiple polyps of different sizes were seen in colon (Figure B) (Video 1). Biopsies was taken from these polyps and reported as hamartomatous polyps. The patient had facial and acral lesions which biopsy confirmed trichilemmomas and acral keratosis. Thyroid and breast sonography showed multiple benign nodules which was

The Temporal Lobe and its Effects on Language My paper has to due with the duties of a Neuropsychologists when examining damage or abnomalities to the Temporal lobe of the human brain and the various impairments that can happen to language. The temporal lobe is a vital area of the brain for many of the humans abilities such as memory and auditory processing, an also language. The neuropsychologist responsibility is for evaluating problems in this area when dealing with a client

lobe lesions and the presence of aggressive and violent behavior. The study involved 57 normal controls and 279 Vietnam veterans. They were compared by age, their educational level, and the amount of time that they had been in Vietnam. The veterans studied were those who had suffered head injuries during their service. According to the authors “Two Aggression/Violence Scale scores, based on observer ratings, were constructed. The results indicated that patients with frontal ventromedial lesions consistently

presence of oligodendroglial cells in MSON lesions, which further confirms the link between remyelination as a result or consequence of

Patients with single brain metastases have a wider range of treatment options, including whole brain radiotherapy (WBRT), radiosurgery, and neurosurgical resection. Patients are fit for surgery if the risk-benefit has been weighed out, the metastatic lesion has been accurately located, and other sites of systemic disease are well regulated (Kirsch & Loeffler, 2005). While surgical resection remains the gold standard for the treatment of single brain metastases (Figure 2), it is paramount to adequately

ameloblasts and the process is known as Amelogenesis. During the entire life, enamel is exposed to acidic attack, which can lead to demineralization of the dental enamel. From a clinical perspective, there is sufficient evidence that demineralized lesions in the enamel can by Remineralized by saliva or other calcifying solutions and disappears. The main aim or purpose of this discussion is to compare and contrast amelogenesis and remineralization. (Arends and Tencate, 1981) Amelogenesis: Refers to

Within the realm if biological psychology, there are two known types of behaviour. One being regulatory and the other, non-regulatory. Regulatory behaviour is controlled by the hypothalamus and maintains homeostasis in the body by continuing the processes of the vital body systems. An example of this could be; eating. Regulatory behaviour occurs in a person’s everyday life without them noticing that it happens. Non-regulatory behaviour, on the other hand is not controlled by a homeostatic mechanism

The lesion identified is raised via a submucosal injection of fluid; typically saline. The raised lesion is then snared with the cap on the endoscope and resected – removing it [21] [22]. Oesophagectomy Oesophagectomy is the surgical removal of all or part of the oesophagus. It is an invasive procedure designed primarily to remove the lower oesophagus along with any adenocarcinoma or Barrett’s lesions. It is useful as the multifocal nature of adenocarcinoma

pink, septum midline. Patent nares bilaterally. No discharge. No frontal sinus tenderness. Mouth. Oropharynx absent of lesions and/ or exudates. Mucus membranes, gingivae pink and moist. Upper and lower teeth are present. Multiple fillings in good repair. Tongue pink and smooth. Protrudes midline. No abnormal movements/ tremor noted. Throat. Pharynx mucosa pink, without lesions or exudate. Soft palate and uvula rise at midline. Tonsils not visible. Gag reflex intact. Skin. Palms soft, clammy. Color