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Official Year Book of the Union and of Basutoland, Bechuanaland Protectorate, and Swaziland
No. 1 contains "statistics mainly for the period 1910-1916."
Bilateral Vestibulopathy - Current Knowledge and Future Directions to Improve its Diagnosis and Treatment
Many patients with bilateral vestibulopathy experience chronic oscillopsia due to failure of the vestibulo-ocular reflex and gait instability due to failure of vestibulo-spinal reflexes. There are numerous potential contributing factors, however, many cases remain idiopathic. The diagnosis of bilateral vestibulopathy is often delayed, placing patients at risk for unnecessary diagnostic tests and late initiation of treatment. Novel diagnostic tests offer new opportunities to characterize patterns of vestibular impairment. With the advent of new therapies, there is urgency to define and better understand patients with bilateral vestibulopathy. This collection includes topics such as an exploration of the large class of patients with bilateral vestibulopathy currently considered idiopathic, by identifying novel pathophysiologic mechanisms. Other topics include a historical perspective on early recognition, the impact of bilateral vestibular impairment on quality of life, and how advances in diagnostics are refining our understanding of what it means to have bilateral vestibulopathy. New developments in treatment strategies for patients with bilateral vestibulopathy are also featured.
Dear Uncles
Dear Uncles is one young man's story from the beginning of the American Civil War. Taken from letters sent home to family and friends, including correspondence written for his uncles' local newspaper, this book gives an intimate portrait of Arthur McKinstry's journey from a small town in upstate New York to confront Confederate forces in Virginia. Articulate, confident, and observant, McKinstry's letters are written with a journalist's eye and poet's heart, giving us a vivid, humorous, and ultimately heartbreaking view into his experiences of going to war. Whether slogging through rain and mud, waiting for care packages from home, or watching cannonballs land in camp, these dispatches place readers in a young soldier's boots and help them to imagine how family and friends experienced this crisis in American history. Dear Uncles also offers new insights into regimental organization, training, and the often-overlooked attempt of Confederates to blockade Washington, DC's Potomac River supply route. Dear Uncles will fascinate and entertain readers with an interest in American Civil War history.
Video Atlas of Upper and Lower Airway Management
Covering a broad range of difficulties in both upper and lower airways, Video Atlas of Upper and Lower Airway Management, Second Edition, expertly edited by Drs. Wanda M. Popescu, Lena N. Glowka, Nicole E. Ginsberg, and William J. Rosenblatt, provides a highly visual, case-based approach to the challenges you’re likely to face in anesthesia practice. This thoroughly revised volume demonstrates the clinical applications of important principles, with a corresponding video for almost every chapter, edited and narrated by Dr. Rosenblatt, that shows you how to perform key techniques successfully.
Michigan 1870 Census
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Ancestry of Horace Ebenezer and Emma (Babcock) Horton
Horace Ebenezer Horton (1843- ) married Emma Babcock (1846- ) in 1871 at Waupun, Wisconsin. They lived in New York, Minnesota, and in 1890 moved to Chicago, Illinois where Horace was President of the Chicago Bridge and Iron Co. They had six children. His immigrant ancestors were Barnabas and Mary Horton, who immigrated from England in 1635 and settled at Southold, Long Island. Hers were James and Sarah Babcock who immigrated from England before 1612 to Portsmouth, Rhode Island and later moved to Westerly Rhode Island. Sarah died in 1665. James died in Portsmouth on 12 June 1679. Ancestors and descendants lived in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Wisconsin, Rhode Island, Illinois and elsewhere.
