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5. Choroidal Thickness Profiles in Myopic Eyes of Young Adults in the Correction of Myopia Evaluation Trial Cohort

Author

Gwiazda, Jane, Norton, Thomas, Deng, Li, Grice, Kenneth, Fortunato, Christine, Weber, Cara, Beale, Alexandra, Kern, David, Bittinger, Sally, Ghosh, Debanjali, Smith, Rosemarie, Pacella, Rosanna, Hyman, Leslie, Leske, M. Cristina, Hussein, Mohamed, Dong, Li Ming, Fazzari, Melissa, Hou, Wei, Dias, Lynette, Harrison, Rachel, Zhu, Wen, Schoenfeld, Elinor, Zhang, Qinghua, Wang, Ying, Yassin, Ahmed, Schnall, Elissa, Rau, Cristi, Thomas, Jennifer, Wasserman, Marcela, Chen, Yi-Ju, Ahmed, Sakeena, Merill, Leanne, Passanant, Lauretta, Rodriguez, Maria, Schmertz, Allison, Park, Ann, Neuschwender, Phyllis, Veeraraghavan, Geeta, Santomarco, Angela, Sisti, Laura, Seib, Lydia, Everett, Donald, Marsh-Tootle, Wendy, Weise, Katherine, Frazier, Marcela, Baldwin, Catherine, Dillard, Carey, Becker, Kristine, Raley, James, Rawden, Angela, Harris, Nicholas, Mars, Trana, Rutstein, Robert, Kurtz, Daniel, Weissberg, Erik, Moore, Bruce, Harb, Elise, Owens, Robert, Martin, Sheila, Bolden, Joanne, Smith, Justin, Jaramillo, Benny, Hamlett, Stacy, Vasilakos, Laura, Gladstone, Sarah, Owens, Chris, Kowalski, Patricia, Hazelwood, Jennifer, Manny, Ruth, Crossnoe, Connie, Fern, Karen, Anderson, Heather, Deatherage, Sheila, Dudonis, Charles, Henry, Sally, McLeod, Jennifer, Batres, Mamie, Quiralte, Julio, Garza, Giselle, Solis, Gabynely, Do, Joan, Ketcham, Andy, Scheiman, Mitchell, Zinzer, Kathleen, Pollack, Karen, Lancaster, Timothy, Elliott, Theresa, Bernhardt, Mark, Ferrara, Daniel, Miles, Jeff, Wilkins, Scott, Wilkins, Renee, Nicole Lynch, Jennifer, D'Antonio, Dawn, Lear, Lindsey, Dang, Sandy, Sporer, Charles, Jameson, Mary, Grossman, Abby, Torres, Mariel, Jones, Heather, Madigan-Carr, Melissa, Sanogo, Theresa, Bailey, JoAnn, Hardy, Robert, Hillis, Argye, Mutti, Donald, Stone, Richard, Taylor, Carol, Norton, Thomas T., Dirkes, Keri, and Zangwill, Linda M.

Published
2015
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9. Three Bumps in the Road: The U.S.- Mexico Borderlands and Border Regulation in Breaking Bad.

Author

Bernhardt, Mark

Subjects
*DRUG traffic, *UNDOCUMENTED immigrants, *DRUG laws
Abstract

The article focuses on drug trade and smuggling drugs in the U.S. across the border with Mexico depicted in television series "Breaking Bad." It mentions local and global come together in this Southwestern city by portraying drug trafficking's entwinement with the migration and economic networks tying the U.S.-Mexico borderlands. It also mentions illegal immigration in Mexico.

Published
2017

13. This Could Be Heaven or This Could Be Hell.

Author

Bernhardt, Mark

Subjects
*IMMIGRANTS in motion pictures, *HUMAN migrations, *MASS migrations, *HISTORY, UNITED States emigration & immigration
Abstract

The article analyzes the films "A History of Violence" and "Dead Man." Particular focus is given on the representation of relocation to the West, which has been one of the many important mass migrations that shaped the U.S. It also explores the contrasting views of how the West could transform the lives of those who journeyed in the country based on antithetical historical conceptions in American culture.

Published
2016

15. Reverse Colonization: Science Fiction, Imperial Fantasy, and Alt-victimhood.

Author

Bernhardt, Mark

Abstract

"Reverse Colonization: Science Fiction, Imperial Fantasy, and Alt-victimhood" by David M. Higgins explores how American and British science fiction engaged with post-World War II decolonization efforts. The author argues that in the 1960s, the genre emphasized anticolonial themes through rebel heroes, allowing people who benefited from empire to identify with characters fighting against alien colonizers. The book also examines how the alt-right has drawn on science fiction themes to construct their ideology as victims. While the analysis could go deeper to acknowledge other sources the alt-right draws upon, the book offers valuable insights and potential for use in various classes. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

18. Adverse Effects of Smoking on Musculoskeletal Health

Author

Tarakji, Belal, Cil, Akin, Butin, Richard E., and Bernhardt, Mark

Subjects
Fracture Healing, Postoperative Complications, Science of Medicine, Smoking, Prevalence, Humans, Smoking Cessation, Perioperative Period, Fractures, Malunited, Musculoskeletal System, Bone and Bones
Abstract

Smoking remains a prevalent part of present day society, with over 42 million Americans who continue to use cigarettes. Smoking is strongly associated with a variety of conditions that result in increased morbidity and mortality. Research also indicates that smoking has an adverse effect on surgical outcomes. Its effect on the musculoskeletal system is evident and results in postoperative complications such as infection, nonunion, and malunion. These complications also come with a price, as there are severe economic implications of smoking. Patients who smoke may benefit from a period of perioperative cessation to help diminish some of these negative outcomes. It is the physician's duty to educate patients preoperatively about these outcomes and the potential benefit of smoking cessation.

Published
2017

27. Choroidal Thickness Profiles in Myopic Eyes of Young Adults in the Correction of Myopia Evaluation Trial Cohort

Author

Harb, Elise, primary, Hyman, Leslie, additional, Gwiazda, Jane, additional, Marsh-Tootle, Wendy, additional, Zhang, Qinghua, additional, Hou, Wei, additional, Norton, Thomas T., additional, Weise, Katherine, additional, Dirkes, Keri, additional, Zangwill, Linda M., additional, Norton, Thomas, additional, Deng, Li, additional, Grice, Kenneth, additional, Fortunato, Christine, additional, Weber, Cara, additional, Beale, Alexandra, additional, Kern, David, additional, Bittinger, Sally, additional, Ghosh, Debanjali, additional, Smith, Rosemarie, additional, Pacella, Rosanna, additional, Leske, M. Cristina, additional, Hussein, Mohamed, additional, Dong, Li Ming, additional, Fazzari, Melissa, additional, Dias, Lynette, additional, Harrison, Rachel, additional, Zhu, Wen, additional, Schoenfeld, Elinor, additional, Wang, Ying, additional, Yassin, Ahmed, additional, Schnall, Elissa, additional, Rau, Cristi, additional, Thomas, Jennifer, additional, Wasserman, Marcela, additional, Chen, Yi-Ju, additional, Ahmed, Sakeena, additional, Merill, Leanne, additional, Passanant, Lauretta, additional, Rodriguez, Maria, additional, Schmertz, Allison, additional, Park, Ann, additional, Neuschwender, Phyllis, additional, Veeraraghavan, Geeta, additional, Santomarco, Angela, additional, Sisti, Laura, additional, Seib, Lydia, additional, Everett, Donald, additional, Frazier, Marcela, additional, Baldwin, Catherine, additional, Dillard, Carey, additional, Becker, Kristine, additional, Raley, James, additional, Rawden, Angela, additional, Harris, Nicholas, additional, Mars, Trana, additional, Rutstein, Robert, additional, Kurtz, Daniel, additional, Weissberg, Erik, additional, Moore, Bruce, additional, Harb, Elise, additional, Owens, Robert, additional, Martin, Sheila, additional, Bolden, Joanne, additional, Smith, Justin, additional, Jaramillo, Benny, additional, Hamlett, Stacy, additional, Vasilakos, Laura, additional, Gladstone, Sarah, additional, Owens, Chris, additional, Kowalski, Patricia, additional, Hazelwood, Jennifer, additional, Manny, Ruth, additional, Crossnoe, Connie, additional, Fern, Karen, additional, Anderson, Heather, additional, Deatherage, Sheila, additional, Dudonis, Charles, additional, Henry, Sally, additional, McLeod, Jennifer, additional, Batres, Mamie, additional, Quiralte, Julio, additional, Garza, Giselle, additional, Solis, Gabynely, additional, Do, Joan, additional, Ketcham, Andy, additional, Scheiman, Mitchell, additional, Zinzer, Kathleen, additional, Pollack, Karen, additional, Lancaster, Timothy, additional, Elliott, Theresa, additional, Bernhardt, Mark, additional, Ferrara, Daniel, additional, Miles, Jeff, additional, Wilkins, Scott, additional, Wilkins, Renee, additional, Nicole Lynch, Jennifer, additional, D'Antonio, Dawn, additional, Lear, Lindsey, additional, Dang, Sandy, additional, Sporer, Charles, additional, Jameson, Mary, additional, Grossman, Abby, additional, Torres, Mariel, additional, Jones, Heather, additional, Madigan-Carr, Melissa, additional, Sanogo, Theresa, additional, Bailey, JoAnn, additional, Hardy, Robert, additional, Hillis, Argye, additional, Mutti, Donald, additional, Stone, Richard, additional, and Taylor, Carol, additional

Published
2015
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31. The prevalence of injury in Kendo.

Author

Schultzel, Mark, Schultzel, Matthew, Wentz, Brock, and Bernhardt, Mark

Abstract

Objective: Kendo is a Japanese martial art analogous to fencing, which is becoming increasingly popular worldwide. The large number of participants creates a need to assess injury patterns to better train them. The purpose of this study is to describe current injury rates in kendo and compare these rates to other martial arts.Methods: This retrospective study used an online questionnaire sent to 500 active members of the All United States Kendo Federation and World Kendo Federation. The questionnaire, based on the NCAA Injury Surveillance System, contains questions regarding location and type of injuries sustained during competition and practice, time lost to training, and competitor demographics. Statistical analyses between competitor demographics and injury rates are provided. Injury rates are expressed as injury rates/minute of competition or practice and by athlete exposures. 95% CIs were calculated.Results: Responses from 307 of 500 kendo players were received (response rate = 61.4%). 41 (18%) male and 13 (16%) female participants reported injury to only one body region, while 16 (7%) men and one (1%) woman reported no injuries. 166 (74%) males and 70 (83%) females reported injuries to two or more body regions. The most common sites of injury involved the foot/ankle (65.1%), wrist/hand (53.5%) and elbow/forearm (48.8%). Most injuries occurred during practice (87.9% foot/ankle, 89.9% wrist/hand, elbow/forearm 92.2%). The most common injuries were contusions, abrasions, and sprains/strains. Injury rates were 121/1000 A-E (0.025 injuries/min) in tournaments versus 20.5/1000 A-E (0.011 injuries/min) in training. 26% of injuries resulted in time off of participation, with an average recovery time of 15 days (range = 1 day–1 year).Conclusions: Although more total injuries occurred in practice than in competition, there was a lower injury rate in kendo than in taekwondo and western-style fencing. This study demonstrates that kendo is a relatively safe sport compared to other martial arts sports. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2016
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32. LETTERS.

Author

Holt, Richard A., Cordina, Joseph L., McCormack, Charlie, Cherry, Allen R., and Bernhardt, Mark A.

Subjects
AIR defenses
Published
2022

33. LETTERS.

Author

Lamolinara, Vinny, Ribbe, David K., Mahoney, James D. "Tony", Bernhardt, Mark A., Malec, Bill, Hoy, Patrick J., Noguchi, Russel A., and Parrott, Evan

Subjects
MILITARY aeronautics, ARMED Forces
Published
2022

40. Perleche.

Author

Bernhardt M

Subjects
Humans, Lip Diseases, Cheilitis
Published
2022

42. Diagnostician.

Author

Bernhardt M

Subjects
History, 20th Century, Humans, Wit and Humor as Topic, Dermatology history, Skin Diseases diagnosis
Published
2019

43. A Philadelphia Story.

Author

Bernhardt M

Subjects
History, 19th Century, History, 20th Century, Humans, Philadelphia, Education, Medical history, Hospitals history, Physicians, Women, Schools, Medical history
Published
2019

47. Ex-Lax ® .

Author

Bernhardt M

Subjects
Constipation history, History, 20th Century, Humans, Drug-Related Side Effects and Adverse Reactions history, Laxatives history, Phenolphthalein history
Published
2018

48. Vicente Pardo-Castelló, MD (1892-1967).

Author

Bernhardt M

Subjects
Cuba, History, 20th Century, Schools, Medical history, Societies, Medical history, United States, Dermatology history
Published
2017

50. Reiter's Syndrome.

Author

Bernhardt M

Subjects
Adult, Drug Therapy, Combination, Humans, Male, Prognosis, Risk Assessment, Severity of Illness Index, Treatment Outcome, Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal therapeutic use, Arthritis, Reactive diagnosis, Arthritis, Reactive drug therapy, Pain Measurement
Published
2017

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