Twenty-four hours post-SAH, all surviving rabbits (n = 12) demonstrated extensive coagulated diffuse subarachnoid blood in the chiasmatic and pre-chiasmatic cisterns (I: 2; 1 to 3), basal cistern (II: 3; 2 to 3), prepontine and interpeduncular cisterns (III: 3; 1 to 3), and cistern magna (IV: 2; 1 to 3), resulting in moderate (n = 2, 7; 7), and severe (n = 10, 10 to 12) grades of SAH.
(I tried everything, even banishing all other books from the loo cistern. I repeatedly read the Harpic blurb instead).
'That man told me how a toilet cistern worked when I was a child,' Dad said.
Worries about cistern neglect aside, and after I'd meticulously timed the first seven minutes of the flight – apparently that's the most likely period for a plane to crash – I began to enjoy the idea of a holiday.
Some thought I said sister, not cistern, which is a whole subject all by itself".
It was followed by I stérna (1932; "The Cistern"), Mithistórima (1935; "Myth-History"), Imerolóyio katastrómatos I (1940; "Log Book I"), Tetrádhio yimnasmáton (1940; "Exercise Book"), Imerolóyio katastrómatos II (1945), the long poem Kíkhli (1947; "Thrush"), Imerolóyio katastrómatos III (1955), and Tría krifá poiímata (1966; "Three Secret Poems").
We have a large cistern within the Odagawa Domain, so I hope to one day build two Aegis ships and keep them anchored there and also build an aircraft carrier.
Therefore, the highest degree of brain swelling in AIS dictionary, i.e. absent cisterns, actually falls in the Marshall Class that indicates the lowest degree of brain swelling (class III) with no equivalent AIS code for Marshall Class IV.
While I was studying the copper cistern.
