Dillman, Jonathan R Tkach, Jean A
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Pediatric radiology
Performing and optimizing MRI of the chest, abdomen and pelvis in neonates and young infants can be challenging. This is a result of several factors, including patient size, desire to avoid or minimize sedation/general anesthesia, and the relative rarity of these examinations. However, with proper preparation and protocol optimization, high-quality...
Díaz-Vera, Mónica
Estudiar la teoría del cuerpo en la arquitectura no sólo implica el cuestionamiento de su significado en la disciplina, también pone en entredicho las representaciones tras la producción y reproducción de los discursos hegemónicos que lo constituyen y guían. ¿Cómo se ha vinculado la teoría y práctica de la arquitectura al cuerpo? ¿Qué cuerpos teori...
Xu, Limin Herrington, Jeremy Cahill, Kellie Risacher, Seretha Gee, Michael S
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Pediatric radiology
A pediatric MRI service is a vital component of a successful radiology department. Building an efficient and effective pediatric MRI service is a multifaceted process that requires detailed planning for considerations related to finance, operations, quality and safety, and process improvement. These are compounded by the unique challenges of caring...
Baert, Patrick Morgan, Marcus Ushiyama, Rin
In this essay, we provide a comprehensive reply to the critical commentaries by David Inglis, Thomas Kemple, William Outhwaite, Simon Susen, Bryan S. Turner, and Robin Wagner-Pacifici. Our reply is structured along three main pillars. Firstly, we clarify what we aim to achieve with existence theory. Drawing on neo-pragmatist philosophy, our aim is...
Becker, Katrin
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Law and Critique
This article focusses on the social and legal implications that blockchain technology brings about, not only due to its ideological framework, but also, and especially, due to the concept of law it inaugurates. Thus, this article claims, that, by interlocking technological and legal structures, blockchain technology initiates a profound displacemen...
Linares Alés, Francisco
Abstract: This paper explores the possibilities for the Semiotic to elaborate the concept of current affairs by explaining and integrating the common use of the term into its theoretical and analytical corpus. It depends to a large extent on the linguistic and semiotic concept of actualization, and because of this it is conceivable to speak rigorou...
Lucena, Ludymylla
This work aims to highlight the continuous game and the paradoxical relationship established between memory and forgetfulness based on the contributions of Friedrich Nietzsche and Henri Bergson. We will follow the hypothesis that the origin of memory and consciousness in Nietzsche is very close to that made by Bergson in Matter and Memory. I will ...
Sigvardson, Joakim
This paper illuminates what fiction reading means inside and outside of Swedish schools. It also argues for the need to formulate this endeavour as both an epistemological project and a phenomenological one. At the core of this paper lies a troubling state of affairs—that reading is declining—and a wish to trace the origins of this decline to find ...
Arroyo Ortega, Adriana
The article reflects on the processes of dehumanization and bodily constriction suffered by Afro-descendant women based on the narrative of a young woman studying at a public university in Medellín. The research from which this article emerges had as a methodology the analysis of narratives and the fundamental topics that emerge from the stories of...
Sepúlveda Galeas, Mauricio De La Fabián Albagli, Rodrigo Pérez, Cristian De la Fuente, Sebastián
This article aims to develop a reflection on the changes in the understanding and significance of the uses of synthetic drugs in modern pharmacotopia. From a genealogical perspective, the text develops a diagnosis of the present, which is empirically based on two ethnographic investigations carried out in Santiago de Chile between 2004 and 2018. Th...