Stahl was opposed to the medical mechanists, known as iatro-mechanists, for they eliminated the role of anima and reduced every vital phenomenon, physiological or pathological, to mechanical principles.
They also suggest the possibility that primary cilia may represent a fundamental organizing principle linking pathological mutations of DISC1 to the development and/or expression of major psychiatric disorders.
Edgar," it shows a wounded, pathologically self-disciplined and rigidly principled character who exerts the potentially benevolent influence of his discipline and his principles — to a pathological and destructive extent.
In general, formation of crystals in pathological mineralizations follows the same principles as normal calcifications (Kirsch 2006, 2007).
The "reactive lesions" group contained cases where the surgery was performed by oncological principles but the pathological diagnosis was not a tumor.
* Significant at p < 0.001 in t-test ** In principle, stage indicates pathological stage (p-stage).
What happened from the 1970s on, first in the universities, in Chicago and elsewhere and, eventually, from 1980 with Thatcher and Reagan was, I suppose, a pathological deformation of the free-market principle behind capitalism: the pure market economy and rejection of state and public action that I don't think any economy in the 19th century actually practised, not even the USA.
In principle, HD-sEMG allows pathological changes at the MU level to be detected, especially changes in neurogenic disorders and channelopathies.
This chapter is a primer on the application of biomechanical principles to the normal and pathological spine.
Although further studies have to confirm the efficacy of anle138b before translation into human patients, we provide proof-of-principle that pharmacological inhibition of pathological tau aggregation represents a feasible treatment option for tauopathies.
