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See detailFréquence et importance du charriage dans des rivières à charge de fond graveleuse
Petit, François ULg; Pauquet, A.; Pissart, Albert ULg

in Géomorphologie : Relief, Processus, Environnement (1996)

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See detailLa botanique n'est plus ce qu'elle était
Durand, Pascal ULg

Article for general public (1996)

Entretien sur les développements de la biologie végétale et en particulier la génétique de la floraison avec Georges Bernier et René Matagne, professeurs à l'ULg.

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See detailAge and correlation of the Barreinrinha Formation (Curua Group, Amazon Basin) : new evidence from the Miospore biostratigraphy
Loboziak, S.; Melo, J.H.G.; Rodriguez, R. et al

in Anais da Academia Brasileira de Ciencias (1996), 68(2), 207-212

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See detailAvoided resonance overlapping beyond the energy independent formalism. II. Electronic predissociation
Brems, Vincent; Desouter, Michèle ULg; Liévin, Jacques

in Journal of Chemical Physics (1996), 104

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See detailDu gang au groupe social: une analyse socio-préventive
Comeron, Manuel ULg

in Cahiers de la Sécurité (1996)

Au delà d'une enceinte ludique, le stade de football est le théatre d'un supporterisme démonstratif: agressivité des ultra ou hooligan, exaspération partisane, foule. Le supporter est l'objet d'étude de ... [more ▼]

Au delà d'une enceinte ludique, le stade de football est le théatre d'un supporterisme démonstratif: agressivité des ultra ou hooligan, exaspération partisane, foule. Le supporter est l'objet d'étude de la recherche qui évalue aussi les politiques publiques de prévention. [less ▲]

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See detailCarotid Surgery in Octogenarians: Is It Worthwhile?
VAN DAMME, Hendrik ULg; Lacroix; Desiron, Quentin ULg et al

in Acta Chirurgica Belgica (1996), 96(2), 71-7

Controversy surrounds the role of carotid endarterectomy in octogenarians. Although the prognosis of severe degree carotid stenosis is more ominous in the elderly, operative risk seems more important in ... [more ▼]

Controversy surrounds the role of carotid endarterectomy in octogenarians. Although the prognosis of severe degree carotid stenosis is more ominous in the elderly, operative risk seems more important in the aged. To evaluate the presumed detrimental effect of advanced age on the mortality-morbidity of carotid endarterectomy, the authors reviewed their common experience with carotid surgery in patients aged 80 years or more. From 1980 to 1994, 129 octogenarians were operated on for occlusive carotid artery disease in two university hospitals. The data for these patients, 80 years of age and older (group 1) are compared to these for a large middle age group (less than 80 years) (group 2) operated by the same surgeons during that period. The baseline characteristics of both groups were similar, except for smoking, diabetes and previous myocardial revascularization, more prevalent in the younger age group. In the elderly group prophylactic surgery for asymptomatic stenosis was done in 36%, versus 40% of the middle aged patients, and for stroke in evolution in 8% versus 4% (p < 0.05). The perioperative stroke rate was 0.8% in the group older than 80 years, compared to 1.2% for non octogenarians (NS). The operative mortality was similar for both age groups (2.3 and 1.5 respectively). The long-term results gave a similar outlook for both age groups. The 5-year stroke-free rate reached 89% for group 1 versus 91% for group 2. The 5-year survival rate, however, was less for the elderly patients (47% versus 77%, mean follow-up periods of 30 and 49 months). These results suggest that carotid endarterectomy can be safely done in elderly patients, with a similar risk/benefit ratio as for the younger patients. Advanced age, by itself, is not to be considered as contraindication to carotid surgery. [less ▲]

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See detailChronique de criminologie: Quels supporters pour l'an 2000?
Kellens, Georges ULg; Comeron, Manuel ULg

in Revue de Droit Pénal et de Criminologie (1996), (3), 306-312

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See detailL'immaginario lunare
Curreri, Luciano ULg

in La Battana (1996), 120

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See detailThe relation of ventilatory failure to pulmonary, respiratory muscle and central nervous system disturbances in calves with an experimentally produced pneumonia
Desmecht, Daniel ULg; Linden, Annick ULg; Lekeux, Pierre ULg

in Journal of Comparative Pathology (1996), 115(3), 203-219

To explore the pathophysiology of respiratory failure in an experimental pneumonia, a Pasteurella haemolytica broth culture was injected intratracheally into 12 calves, which were then studied over a ... [more ▼]

To explore the pathophysiology of respiratory failure in an experimental pneumonia, a Pasteurella haemolytica broth culture was injected intratracheally into 12 calves, which were then studied over a period of 10 h. Measurements were made of inspired minute ventilation VE), ventilatory pattern [inspiratory time (TI), expiratory time (TE), respiratory rate (RR) and tidal volume (VT)], transdiaphragmatic pressure (Pdi), occlusion pressure at the airway opening 100 milliseconds after onset of inspiration (Pawo100ms), arterial blood gas tensions and pH and recorded diaphragmatic electromyogram (EMGdi) and rectal temperature (Tr). On and after the third hour after inoculation, the animals varied in respect of clinical signs, Tr, RR, VE, Pawo100ms/EMGdi, and arterial gases and pH. In benign cases, diminished alertness, laboured respiration and fall of arterial oxygen pressure (PaO2) worsened up to 7 h after inoculation, but then progressively improved, VE being maintained at approximately 150% baseline throughout the study (10 h). Neither arterial carbon dioxide pressure (PaCO2) nor pH was altered. Moderate cases resembled benign cases in respect of laboured respiration, VE, PaO2 and PaCO2; however, pH was at first maintained at preinoculation levels, but declined thereafter. In severe cases, the animals were drowsy between hours 3 and 7, and became comatose between hours 8 and 10; in contrast to both benign and moderate cases: (1) RR was reduced by hour 5, (2) there was no trend towards recovery of PaO2 and pH, (3) VE, Pdi, Pawo100ms and Pawo100ms/EMGdi were severely decreased, and (4) PaCO2 increased. These results suggest that pneumonia does not alter ventilatory neuromuscular pump function in calves, unless concomitant cardiovascular collapse occurs. It is not clear whether fatal ventilatory failure is caused mainly by deterioration in ventilatory muscle fibre processes or structures, altered central nervous system adjustment of ventilatory timing, or cardiovascular dysfunction. However, inspiratory pressures fall when excitation to the diaphragm is still growing, which suggests peripheral respiratory muscle fatigue. [less ▲]

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See detailMiospore ranges near the D/C Boundary and extinction events.
Streel, Maurice ULg

in Subcommission Devonian Stratigraphy Newsletter (1996), 12

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See detailIntensive culture of juvenile and adult Eurasian perch (P. fluviatilis): effect of major biotic and abiotic factors on growth
Mélard, Charles ULg; Kestemont, P.; Grignard, J. C.

in Journal of Applied Ichthyology (1996), 12

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See detailMachines à concepts
Durand, Pascal ULg

Article for general public (1996)

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See detailLe campus universitaire comme espace public : des représentations aux pratiques
Frankignoulle, Pierre ULg; Bodson, Edith

in Etudes de Communication (1996), 18

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See detailYves Panafieu, Le mystère Buzzati, Liancourt-Saint-Pierre, Y. P., 1995, 303
Curreri, Luciano ULg

in Studi buzzatiani (1996), 1

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