Cardiac Aspergilloma: A Rare Case of a Cardiac Mass Involving the Native Tricuspid Valve, Right Atrium, and Right Ventricle in an Immunocompromised Patient by Christina S. Chen-Milhone, Kalyan Chakravarthy Potu, Sudhir Mungee

“…Rarely does this fungus invade the heart, and when it does, survival is especially poor despite optimal medical and surgical treatment. …”
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Cur Deus Homo vs Homo Deus and the Evolution of Humanity: Quo Vadis? by P. Langerman

“…The article engages Thomas Merton’s re-evaluation of Anselm’s Cur Homo Deo with Harari’s book Homo Deus (2015) and argues that, while we must take Harari’s views seriously, thefuture evolution of humanity is not the human godsuggested by Harari, but that suggested by Merton, who argues that the incarnation shows God’s love for creation; shows Christ as the pattern of what it means to live a holy life, and, ultimately, shows the future of both the cosmos and humanity, where all is taken into the very heart of God. Harari views the future as the creation of a benevolent human god; Merton views the future as a place where all of creation is divinised. …”
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Le docufiction l’Odyssée de l’espèce. Analyse didactique et pistes d’exploitation en classe de terminale S by Yannick Rech, Eric Triquet

“…The evolution of the human lineage is a strong theme of French programs in Life sciences at the college and high school. It is also at the heart of television fictional documentary reporting a narrative scenography. …”
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La fonction rituelle du dispositif Différents et Compétents : ambiguïtés et dons professionnels by Maude Hatano-Chalvidan

“…This sense of experience leads us to question the place of a form of “pedagogical gift” at the heart of the trainee and trainer-accompanying relationship.…”
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The intellectualization of multiculturism: Implications for Positive Psychotherapy by Andre Marseille

“…This emotionally attuned perspective provides a deeper, more real understanding of diversity that speaks to the heart and mind, enhancing human interconnectedness.…”
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L’universalité de la sylloge épigraphique de Gaetano Marini (1742-1815) : le statut philologique des monogrammes du premier millénaire chrétien by Isabelle Mathian

“…He was, however, a first-rate epigraphist, palaeographer, archivist and curator: not only for the quality of his research, but also for his place at the Vatican, at the heart of the museum developments and the vicissitudes of the Napoleonian confiscations. …”
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Hospitalité épistémique et pédagogie universitaire : l’égalité et ses problèmes by Christophe Point

“…First, we will show how the liberalism currently at work in universities is dangerously setting equality and diversity against each other, and how this is at the very heart of our daily teaching practices. Then, against this liberal orientation, we will propose ways to develop a different university ethic based on the notion of hospitality to oneself, to others and to knowledge. …”
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The illnesses of Herod the Great by Francois P. Retief, Louise Cilliers

“…We review the nature of his illnesses and suggest that he had meningoencephalitis in 59 BC, and that he died primarily of uraemia and hypertensive heart failure, but accept diabetes mellitus as a possible underlying etiological factor. …”
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Le public et le privé dans Mesure pour Mesure by Michèle Vignaux

“…Through such questions as the topos of seeming vs. being, the conflicts between secret spousals and marriage, the importance of reputation as a condition of the reliability of witnesses and its vulnerability to rumour and slander, or even through the “mysteries” of trade guilds, the relationships between public and private life lie at the heart of Measure for Measure. The initial black-and-white picture and clear-cut dichotomy of sin and virtue gradually gives way to an increasingly complex and unsettling picture resulting from the intricacies of doubts, uncertainties, fears, casuistry, perversion, and various forms of manipulation. …”
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Ventricular Tachycardia from a Central Line Fracture Fragment Embolus: A Rare Complication of a Commonly Used Procedure—A Case Report and Review of the Relevant Literature by Saptarshi Biswas, Patrick McNerney

“…On postoperative day 4 he presented with bouts of nonsustained ventricular tachycardia; the cause was unknown initially and later attributed to a catheter fragment accidentally severed and lodged in the right heart. Percutaneous retrieval technique was used to successfully extract the catheter fragment and complete recovery was achieved.…”
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Nonbacterial thrombotic endocarditis as a cause of systemic embolism by N.D. Oryshchyn

“…Imaging methods (transthoracic and transesophageal echocardiography) showed specific features of thrombotic vegetations on mitral and aortic heart valves. Laboratory work-up (blood culture, serological examination) excluded infective endocarditis as a cause of vegetations. …”
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Abdominal ectopia cordis. About a case by Evis Johnson Montero, Juan Carlos Quintana Díaz, Raquel Rojas Bruzón

“…<strong>Introduction</strong>: Ectopia cordis is a rare and severe congenital malformation characterized by the displacement of the heart outside the chest cavity, there is discreet predominance in the female sex and is associated with non-potent teratogens and also related to genetic factors, its prenatal diagnosis is very important and its prognostic is unfavorable in almost all cases. …”
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Critical Illness Associated Fatal Hypoglycemia in a Nondiabetic Male by Amit Toor, Anika Toor, Mahesh Krishnamurthy

“…His critical illness on preexisting chronic kidney disease, previously undiagnosed alcoholic cirrhosis, and congestive heart failure led to a rare yet fatal consequence of refractory hypoglycemia. …”
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ERYTHROCYTE SEDEMENTATION RATE:A USEFUL TOOL IN DIAGNOSTIC APPROACH by Muhammad Usman

“…In certain hematological conditions such as polycythaemia, sickle cell anaemia, leukemia, hypoproteinaemia as well as few other conditions like hyper viscosity, congestive heart failure etc. Physicians does rely on ESR as an indicator to some extent. …”
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War, Trade and Desire: Urban Design and the Counter Public Spheres of Bangkok by Brian McGrath

“…The setting for political demonstrations recently shifted from royalist-nationalist Ratchadamnoen Avenue to the Ratchaprasong intersection, the heart of Bangkok’s shopping district. Ratchadamnoen, formerly a stage-set for royalist and nationalist pomp, has been continuously occupied for political uprisings. …”
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An Unusual Cause of Precordial Chest Pain by Sevket Ozkaya, Kamil Furtun, Canan Yuksel, Adem Dirican, Serhat Findik

“…A large and well-shaped mass in the anterior mediastinum was seen radiologically, and there was a clearly compression of the heart by the mass. The lesion was totally resected, and extraskeletal mediastinal chondrosarcoma was histopathologically diagnosed. …”
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Changer les bâtiments pour changer l’enseignement. Le projet de l’université Toulouse Le Mirail dans les années 1960 by Pauline Collet

“…In the early 1960s, the architects Georges Candilis, Shadrach Woods and Alexis Josic were chosen to design the Mirail district, which was to house several tens of thousands of inhabitants in the heart of a new city that was to become the new centre of Toulouse. …”
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BREVILOQUENZA COMPONISTICA - ROBERT SCHUMANN AND FRAUENLIEBE UND LEBEN (PART V) by Claudia POP

“… Robert Schumann, one of the most famous Romantic composers of the first half of the nineteenth century, by his lieder Frauenliebe und Leben made me to feel and to want also, to send this personal reflection of music that addresses the heart of the women to those to whom I’ve extended the positive leaven to approach this music so special: the lied. …”
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Erdheim–Chester disease misdiagnosed as meningioma of the pontocerebellar angle: A case report and review of literature by Ali Riza Guvercin, Beyhan Guvercin, Emel Çakır, Uğur Yazar

“…It most commonly affects the long bones, lungs, heart, retroperitoneum, eyes, and kidneys and less commonly the brain and spinal cord. …”
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Rêver la forêt, cultiver les arbres by Alan Guillou

“…It is necessary to search one’s heart and consider the contours of a profession which needs to question its practices, reinvent its relationship to the site and project itself into the future. …”
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