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Observational study: The use of the ventralight Echo PS (positioning system) prosthesis in the treatment of incisional hernia

2020

The treatment of incisional hernias, especially those that are multiple or recurring, has always represented important challenges for surgeons. An incisional hernia is a mechanical damage of the abdominal wall that can result in respiratory problems and alterations of splanchnic circulation, especially when in large size hernias. The increasing availability of prostheses with greater resistance Romato infections and tension, lightness, biocompatibility, and reduced visceral adhesions has improved outcomes and minimized relapses. It is still important, however, to carefully choose the type of prosthesis and surgical technique, whether laparotomic or laparoscopic, correlated to the positionin…

Incisional hernia; Laparoscopic technique; Ventralight Echo PSHumansVentralight Echo PSProstheses and ImplantsLaparoscopic techniqueIncisional herniaHerniorrhaphy
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Positioning in a flat two-dimensional space-time

2008

The basic theory on relativistic positioning systems in a two-dimensional space-time and the analysis of the possibility of making relativistic gravimetry with these systems have been presented elsewhere [Phys. Rev. D 73 , 084017 (2006); Phys. Rev. D 74 , 104003 (2006)]. Here we summarize these results and we outline new issues on the relativistic positioning systems in Minkowski plane. We point out that the accelerations of the emitters and of the user along their trajectories are determined by the sole knowledge of the emitter positioning data and of the acceleration of only one of the emitters and only during a light echo interval.

PhysicsMathematical analysisGeneral EngineeringAstronomy and AstrophysicsMinkowski planeAccelerationTwo-dimensional spaceSpace and Planetary ScienceLight echoPhysics::Accelerator PhysicsInterval (graph theory)Point (geometry)GravimetryCommon emitterEAS Publications Series
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