Elements of Success After Metatarsectomy Healing of Neuropathic Diabetic Foot Ulcers by Hossein Hemmati, Behrang Motamed, Sedighe Masoudi Taramsari, Mohammad Taghi Ashoobi, Mohaya Farzin, Habib Eslami Kenarsari, Rastin Hosseinzaeh Asli, Zahra Abbasi Ranjbar, Milad Sarafi

“…The results of the present study demonstrate that metatarsectomy can be used as a primary technique for offloading in the treatment of diabetic-resistant neuropathic wounds in the soul instead of non-surgical methods. The results prove that this method with a high recovery rate and significant clinical effectiveness can be used as an effective method in the first line of treatment of diabetic-resistant neuropathic wounds of the sole.   …”
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Impacts of irrigation expansion on moist-heat stress based on IRRMIP results by Yi Yao, Agnès Ducharne, Benjamin I. Cook, Steven J. De Hertog, Kjetil Schanke Aas, Pedro F. Arboleda-Obando, Jonathan Buzan, Jeanne Colin, Maya Costantini, Bertrand Decharme, David M. Lawrence, Peter Lawrence, L. Ruby Leung, Min-Hui Lo, Narayanappa Devaraju, William R. Wieder, Ren-Jie Wu, Tian Zhou, Jonas Jägermeyr, Sonali McDermid, Yadu Pokhrel, Maxwell Elling, Naota Hanasaki, Paul Muñoz, Larissa S. Nazarenko, Kedar Otta, Yusuke Satoh, Tokuta Yokohata, Lei Jin, Xuhui Wang, Vimal Mishra, Subimal Ghosh, Wim Thiery

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New Horizons In The Treatment Of Metastatic Castrate Resistant Prostate Cancer by Zein El Amir

“…From the chosen Dhanvantri of ancient India to Imhotep of Egypt, to Huangdi of China, the disease was seen as a combination of the supernatural and the natural and medicine focused on healing the soul and the body. While practices have changed drastically since the establishment of the first organized medieval medical school Schola Medica Salernitana in Italy, what remains unchanged is the importance of the basics. …”
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Anatomy In The Undergraduate Medical Curriculum; Blending The Old And New by Ayesha Yousaf

“…From the chosen Dhanvantri of ancient India to Imhotep of Egypt, to Huangdi of China[i], disease was seen as a combination of the supernatural and the natural and medicine focused on healing the soul and the body. While practices have changed drastically since the establishment of the first organized medieval medical school Schola Medica Salernitana in Italy[ii], what remains unchanged is the importance of the basics. …”
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Some Experiments with Hybrids by Caroline Gray Soule

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The “Cocoons” or “Cases” of Some Burrowing Caterpillars by Caroline G. Soule

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Mating of Samia Cynthia in Captivity by Caroline G. Soule

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Notes on the Larval Stages of Samia Cynthia by Caroline G. Soule

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The Hatching of Eacles Imperialis by Caroline G. Soule

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Notes on Unusual Food Plants, Etc by Caroline G. Soule

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Polygamy of Moths by Caroline G. Soule, Ida M. Eliot

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A comemoração dos mortos em tempos medievais by Maria do Rosário Barbosa Morujão

“…Based on this case, an effort is made to identify the kinds of information that can be obtained from such sources and questions are raised regarding their limitations for reconstructing the ceremonies related to liturgical services for the souls of the dead. …”
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Color-Variation in Larvae of Papilio Polyxenes, and Other Notes by Caroline G. Soule

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Description of Eggs and Larva of Apatelodes Torrefacta by Caroline G. Soule

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East Germany Yesterday and Tomorrow by Dalia Marin

“…Germany is a country with two souls.…”
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Why Does So Matter to Be a Dead Person? by A. V. Nekhaev

“…However, there are various views compatible with animalism, for instance the thesis that after death we can survive as corpses or souls. The main task of the article provides a critical analysis of these views…”
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Mille quatre-vingts bougies by Véronique Gruca

“…During the buyan ritual, the participants “make merits” in the name of two deceased persons with the intention of successfully reincarnating both souls. This article offers an analysis of the ritual, focusing on interactions and on the participants’ placement in time and space, highlighting the reconfigurations of relations between the participants. …”
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Quand les morts reviennent… Réflexion sur l’ancestralité chez les Mayas des Basses Terres by Olivier Le Guen

“…This article will try to demonstrate that some Lowland Maya do worship ancestors; it will use precise criteria taken from ethnological studies of societies where ancestor worship is common, compared to maya beliefs and practices. The All Souls’ Day, or hanal pixan, seems to be the most significant manifestation of this cult. …”
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Franco Vaccari. Experiencing darkness towards Shamanism by Sergio Poggianella

“…The Shaman passes through these dream states and Spirit worlds – in an altered state of consciousness – in order to recover the souls of the humans closest to him, lost after an illness. …”
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The Role of the Beguine Movement in the Commemoration of the Dead in Douai, Thirteenth and Fourteenth Centuries by Mary Anne Gonzales

“…At a time when the penitential movement in the town was flourishing, testators considered beguines as among those efficacious in interceding for their souls. Testators requested pittances, simple prayers, and funerary services. …”
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