In stroke patients with ipsilateral stabbing headache, the head pain may reflect referred pain from blood vessel or meningeal involvement.
Speculatively, tenderness of the deltoid muscle may reflect referred pain from undiagnosed progressing disease, e.g. shoulder joint osteoarthritis.
In the present study, MIA injection produced weight-bearing asymmetry and hypersensitivity of the ipsilateral hind paw, reflecting referred pain (secondary hyperalgesia and central sensitisation), which confirms OA pain development [ 39, 40].
Some instances of philosophical inquiry may reflect what Lacan refers to as university discourse, namely when philosophers aspire to develop specialized expert knowledge, as ethical experts for instance, applying basic sets of principles or argumentative skills to cases.
3. Measures of satisfaction reflect items measuring referring specifically to some defined aspect treatment (the selection is made by the researchers).
The ability to reflect is frequently referred to in the medical education literature and regarded as important in pre- and postgraduate medical curricula [ 1].
The interviewees described different ways of dealing with this: ordering laboratory tests, seeking more knowledge, involving the patient in the decision, taking time to reflect, safety netting, referring with safety margins, discussions with colleagues, and asking for a second opinion.
Specific comments: Reviewer 1: 1) Introduction section; not clear what "reflect weaker coupling" refers to.
In particular, Ms. Davis's pedagogical strategies reflect what teacher educators' refer to as the construction of hybrid practices that connect science ideas, terminology, and knowledge with students' everyday knowledge and language use.
CORRECTION: This post has been updated to reflect that the blog referred to is titled My Upper West, not MyUpperWestSide.
