But Tracy Weitz, who worked closely with Atkins on the bill, said her study of aspiration abortions performed by non-physician clinicians shows the procedure can safely be performed by trained clinicians.
Still missing, though, is a systematic connection between the study of migration aspirations and temporalities – what this paper specifically aims at, starting from the subjective constructions of future that emerge out of migrants' aspirations.
In an experimental study of acid aspiration, Imai and colleagues [ 51] reported that 8 hours of mechanical ventilation with an injurious strategy led to epithelial cell apoptosis in the kidney and small intestine, and to increased plasma creatinine levels.
This highlights the need for a large-scale study of bile aspiration in paediatric patients with CF and other respiratory conditions, with the specific aim of characterising the influence of bile aspiration on the microbiology of the lung and elucidating the molecular mechanisms underpinning changes in the microbial community structure.
This paper experimentally studies the influence of aspirations on choice.
As for this study, no case of aspiration was reported in all of the 77 patients.
A US study compared incidence of aspiration of gastric contents in patients intubated in the pre-hospital setting and the emergency department [ 31].
In agreement with the reports mentioned above, in the present study aspiration of fine or ultrafine PM caused little in the way of pulmonary inflammation despite the dose being as high as 100 μg per mouse.
TAKING QUESTIONS This week, Joel Kotkin, a co-author of "Reviving the City of Aspiration," a study of the challenges facing the city's middle class, will answer selected readers' questions about the importance of that group and what can be done to revive it.
Last, what do these findings say for the study of the meanings and consequences of aspirations at large?
