Hemorrhage is responsible for 40% of civilian trauma-related deaths and more than 90% of
military deaths from potentially survivable injuries. 1, 2 In trauma patients, most early deaths …

Fatigue in the extensor muscles of the torso affects neuromuscular recruitment and control
of the spine. The goal of this study was to test whether fatigue influences stability of dynamic …

… behavior and corresponding torso morphology exist among … an ape‐like rearrangement
of its torso to adapt to forelimb‐… extant hominoid pattern of torso anatomy arose subsequent …

… The conserved intracellular mechanisms acting downstream of the Torso receptor have … to
the Torso receptor activation and those responsible for regulating the expression of the Torso …

… To show that the gain-of-function mutations were indeed torso alleles, we performed … tor"
were obtained that were sterile as a result of the torso gain-of-function effect (the mutagenized …

… If this occurs in the torso or in a junctional area, it is termed noncomressible torso … This
article reviews the military and civilian experience with noncompressible torso hemorrhage, and …

… of torso shape and dipole position on the unipolar electric potentials at the torso surface, using
accurate models of the human torso … is completely known in the torso, a direct comparison …

… of human torso mobility. These techniques have been applied to the quantification of torso
… The resulting data analysis has provided many specific concepts regarding torso geometry, …

… The management of patients with exsanguinating torso … management of patients with
exsanguinating torso hemorrhage, as well as a … Management of patients with exsanguinating torso …

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