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Segmented 3D scoliosis models have been used in previous studies to reproduce actual scoliotic spine deformities and correction maneuvers, including Cotrel-Dubousset surgical maneuvers, in situ contouring, and correction with a segmental PS construct using a personalized finite element model of AIS [ 34- 37].

An example of AIS 1 is a superficial wound and AIS 3 a femur fracture.

In this paper, we first introduce the baseband signal model and phase states of AIS signal.

Since most other models such as SSAD, UML, and BPMN used to represent AIS are influenced by or can be reduced to Petri net models, we compare system flowcharts with Petri net representation of AIS.

Since the development of the standard AIS, a number of AIS variants have been developed.

The "Type-27 AIS message" is the long-range AIS broadcast message, which is primarily intended for the long-range detection of AIS typically by satellite.

With published guidelines recommending permissive hypertension in the early course of AIS [17], and promising results of current research on hemodynamic augmentation in AIS, a cautious approach to treatment of hypertension in AIS is the call of the hour [18].

While it is well established that the presence of AIS is fairly sensitive for detecting ADHF [24], it is possible to have AIS without ADHF.

Design principles of safe navigation environment in Three Gorges Reservoir Area are analyzed abstractly and designed realization process in a virtual reality simulation system based on multi-function beacons, environment dynamic forecast model, GIS, AIS and virtual reality technology.

Furthermore, persistent general osteopenia of AIS patients indicates imbalance between bone resorption and bone formation in AIS [19] [25].

This study focused on depicting the differential proteome of bone marrow mesenchymal stem cells (BM-MSCs) from AIS patients, by comparing the MSCs proteomic profile of AIS patients with that of lower-leg fractured non-AIS patients.