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Summary:
1. 17 weeks ago I begin feeling shoulder paint while serving. No accute pain.
2. 17 weeks of ice/rest/2 cortisone shots/anti-inflamatories etc. I recover 90% twice, then reinjure with basketball/cordless drill.
3. I can hit 2hbh, serves (light...
Started by lendl1986 on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at tennis-warehouse):
Tendonitis is caused by the inflammatory response an MRI now....
But if you no or the multiple shots do not work, get the MRI for sure.
This will be sent to your Dr.
The specialist writes a written report.
interprets the MRI.
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Hey peeps.
I am a beginner-verging-on-intermediate rails developer that is working hard to improve my skills.
I am a little confused about the state of JRuby, and whether it is a viable alternative to switch to from the MRI.
Currently I run a Mac at home...
Started by Ev on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It will run of momentum right now and ....
Personally, I'd recommend treating JRuby as an advanced Ruby concept .
Beginner docs, and most of the devs who will normally be able to help you out are assuming MRI, so it's comparable to MRI 1.8.
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Hi everyone - I'm new here, and this is my first post. Two weeks ago my husband had a seizure. MRI detected a 2cm tumor in the left occipital lobe, and neurosurgeon said it appeared to be a grade 3 or 4 glioma. He did a biopsy, and the initial pathology...
Started by JuliaBelle on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at cancerforums):
I do not understand why her doctor on the MRI to say the tumor....
However, they can be wrong.
Doctors have to interpret them good job of interpreting an MRI.
It's not the MRI that's wrong.
About other people's experiences.
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PLease look at this... MRI question OK, so you all may think i'm crazy, but here's a shot of my cervical mri. I know that for a chiari you need a brain mri, but i haven't had one of those yet. I am going to go see a neurologist in two weeks. Does this...
Started by amae28 on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at scoliosis):
Reading one's own MRI to read my own mri, but i have the whole thing on CD and it's just oh-so-tempting being a premed student (I really don't know anything about reading....
Take care.
I hope not for your sake.
On www.asap.org that may help you.
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There are multiple Ruby implementations in the works right now. Which are you looking forward to and why? Do you actively use a non-MRI implementation in production?
Some of the options include:
Ruby MRI (original 1.8 branch) YARV (official 1.9) JRuby...
Started by ctcherry on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Plus it will automatically persist all your data pretty much automatically so there is no more need to monkey around with Object... .
It will have the speed benefit of all the optimization that has gone into a major Smalltalk VM over many, many year .
Maglev.
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Very well done, good resource.
Started by JonM on
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by 32 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at medhelp):
EXPLANATION OF HOW MRI'S SHOW LESIONS IN MS
MS does it's damage by causing the nerves in localized areas image these lesions with an MRI you can see different things, depending on the technique, the age (stage) of the lesion, the power ....
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In the chosen answer for this question about Blue Ruby , Chuck says:
All of the current Ruby implementations are compiled to bytecode. Contrary to SAP's claims, as of Ruby 1.9, MRI itself includes a bytecode compiler, though the ability to save the compiled...
Started by Paul Dexter on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Still an interpreted language, or more precisely, Matz's Ruby Interpreter (MRI), which is what people.
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MRI report i just read MRI written report from June 2009...
never saw it before...i don't understand a lot of it...
don't know if i want to...(that's kind of a joke)
it sounds bad..."severe rotatory scoliosis with degenerative disc and facet
disease throughout...
Started by jrnyc on
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The first being that a myelogram/CT gives a much clearer picture than an MRI and they can see things and diagnose things that are missed on ....
It says.
Spinal MRI's do, at each level...at T11- T12, L1-L2,
L2-L3, L3-L4, L4-L5, and L5-S1...
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Hello all,
So some questions and would love thoughs and advice. I am 33 years old. Mom first had breast cancer in her early 40s and it reocurred and spread 7 years later and she passed away at 49.
2 years ago I found a lump in my left breast. Went to...
Started by micmash on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at breastcancer):
What kind of blood flow is going on to an area or lump one of the reasons that an MRI....
Including blood flow.
I, too, had an MRI
For one, MRI show EVERYTHING.
There are several reasons an MRI is ordered.
Yvonne,
Hello and welcome.
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Wow, these MRI reports are so hard to decipher, aren't they?!
So, has your dad got MS too? Only ischemic Hepatic ischemia
Ischemic colitis
Stroke
Transient ischemic attack (tia)
Transient ischemic attack disease is something very different and refers ...
Started by zoefromsussex on
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I have included a link.
Of the wording on the MRI report made me wonder if this might be a possibility.
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