The Sahlgrenska University SU Hospitalal is a 2300-bed teachospitalpital; is is the national referral centre for lead extraction as well as treating patients referred from abroad for lead extraction.
The NHS did not offer proton beam therapy in the UK at the time and had refused to refer them abroad, prompting the parents to travel to a specialist centre in the Czech Republic themselves.
BUSINESS DAY The Wealth Matters column on Saturday, about the financial pitfalls of working abroad, referred imprecisely to the responsibility of Americans working abroad to pay into Social Security.
The novelist and historian Shelby Foote said that before the war our representatives abroad referred to us as "these" United States, but after we became "the" United States.
We furthermore distinguish between immigrants who are born abroad, henceforth referred to as the "first generation immigrants," and immigrants born in Germany3 henceforth referred to as the "second generation immigrants".
NYU has a host of foreign facilities used for study abroad programs, referred to as Global Academic Centers.
The frequently registered causes of death were septicemia (34.1%) followed by cardiovascular diseases (29.3%) (Table 3) ‡ 10 patients discontinued dialysis, 9 referred for renal transplant abroad, 10 left the country, 7 transferred to other centers in the country.
Among other runestones which refer to expeditions abroad, the only groups which are comparable in number are the so-called "England runestones" that mention expeditions to England and the 26 Ingvar runestones that refer to a Viking expedition to the Middle East.
This has led to increased costs in healthcare, as Bhutan must refer transplant treatment abroad.
Although some wireless users in the United States have phones that can be used abroad -- usually referred to as world phones or triband phones -- phones that work in some countries do not necessarily work in others, and international phones sometimes do not get the best coverage outside metropolitan areas at home.
