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Multisensory stimulation in stroke rehabilitation.

The brain has a large capacity for automatic simultaneous processing and integration of sensory information. Combining information from different sensory modalities facilitates our ability to detect, discriminate, and recognize sensory stimuli, and learning is often optimal in a multisensory environment. Currently used multisensory stimulation methods in stroke rehabilitation include motor imagery

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Ambiguous churches of the Baltic Sea: Nylars on Bornholm is used as a point of departure in a discussion of the so-called defensive churches or multi-functional churches at the Baltic Sea. The categorization of medieval society into four separate spheres, the church, the castle, the town and the countryside, is criticised as having created a heterogenous group of deviant churches. The deviant chur

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Abstract in Danish Efter strukturreformen skal kommunerne planlægge og forvalte ud fra to delvist modsatrettede hensyn i forhold til grundvandet:optimal drikkevandsforsyning til borgerne og det samlede vandkredsløb. Det er ikke uden problemer. Et eksempel fra Nordsjælland.

From Wood to Stone : Church Building in the County of Kalmar

Discusses the "petrification" of the church landscape, that is to say the transition from wooden churches to churches built in stone. Chronological and architectural differences between the Medieval churches in the county are characterized and presented in maps. Earlier research traditions are critically reviewed, and the differences related to other sources reflecting the local context of the chu

New temporary internal introducer shunt for brain perfusion during total endovascular arch replacement with in situ fenestration technique.

Complete endovascular arch replacement by in situ fenestration technique requires maintenance of cerebral perfusion during the fenestration procedure by an extracorporeal femoral-carotid bypass. The bypass has the disadvantages of being invasive, requiring a pump and shunting blood extracorporeally. This report describes bench testing and an in vivo experimental animal setup with an endovascular,

Are Treatment Satisfaction, Quality of Life, and Self-assessed Disease Severity Relevant Parameters for Patient Registries? Experiences from Finnish and Swedish Patients with Psoriasis.

Patient registries often lack indicators of the disease as experienced by patients, e.g. treatment satisfaction and self-assessed disease severity. There is scarce information about the relationship between these assessments and currently existing instruments used in treatment evaluation. Our objective was to explore the importance of these indicators among patients with psoriasis in Finland and S