Bücher von Michael Collins

Terapia Oksygenacji Hiperbarycznej (HBOT) ma kolejn¿ histori¿ leczenia bardzo specyficznych grup schorze¿ fizycznych. Badania przeprowadzone przez Neubauera i wspó¿pracowników wskazuj¿, ¿e zdolno¿¿ HBOT do zwi¿kszania metabolizmu mózgowego w mózgu regeneruje u¿pion¿ tkank¿ nerwow¿ (Neubauer, Gottlieb, Pevsner 1994). Zgodnie z tymi badaniami, wzrost poziomu metabolizmu mózgowego przywraca zdolno¿ci umys¿owe z neurologicznej zniewagi. Pomimo obietnic, istnieje niepewno¿¿, czy jest to realna opcja leczenia osób cierpi¿cych na uszkodzenia nerwów. Wyniki badä dla tego eksperymentu b¿d¿ badä wp¿yw HBOT na poziom metabolizmu mózgowego u osób doros¿ych i pediatrii z przewlek¿ymi problemami neurologicznymi. Pi¿¿dziesi¿t osób, u których zdiagnozowano zaburzenia neurologiczne i które spe¿ni¿y kryteria badania, zostäo poddanych analizie na podstawie archiwalnych danych. Kryterium wymagäo upo¿ledzenia przewlek¿ego, wyj¿ciowego SPECT, a nast¿pnie ekspozycji na HBOT oraz badania po SPECT.

Despite the City of London's importance as a financial centre, there is much dispute over the level of support that banks have given to British Industry. Michael Collins' accessible study weighs the conflicting arguments, placing them in an historical context and providing a survey of literature on this contentious subject.

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In World War I, 35 relatives of the Collins family aged between 18 and 57 volunteered for service - 15 came from the Collins side while 20 were from the Byrne side. Some never passed the enlistment process. Of those who served overseas, many were injured and a saddening percentage died. With interest in the war high due to its centenary, this book honours those who answered the call by detailing their service and lives using primary documents and the vast amount of resources available for researchers. It is hard to say whether these veterans cover the full range of Australia's involvement during the Great War, from being enlisted for a few weeks at the end of the war to dying, but there is no denying the 34 men and one woman whose lives are recorded here encompass a broad range of the Australian experience during the conflict.

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