Tonometry During General Anesthesia

Westby, Reidar K.; Skulberg, A

doi:10.1111/j.1755-3768.1962.tb05433.x

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“…In children, however, we have to rely on single measurements which have to be performed during anesthesia. Anderson (1939) and Barkan (1948) pointed out already how anesthesia influenced results of tonometry, and considerable confirmation of this point has been obtained by later workers (Kornblueth, Aladjemoff, Magora & Gabbay 1959, Ytteborg 1960, Westby & Skulberg 1962. A high percentage of normal children will show raised intraocular tension during the excitation stage of anesthesia.…”

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Congenital Glaucoma a Consideration of Some Problems

Ytteborg

1962

Acta Ophthalmologica

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Congenital Glaucoma a Consideration of Some Problems

Ytteborg

1962

Acta Ophthalmologica

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“…57 It is also easier for a consumer organisation to define, motivate and notify the members of a class as it already has the list of its members. 58 The effectiveness of consumer organisations depends on certain factors within the applicable system which may vary significantly. Is it an opt-out or an optin system?…”

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Collective Redress as an Ideal Model of Consumer Redress in the European Union?

Đurović¹,

Kaprou²

2021

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This paper aims at examining the problem of consumer redress and then be able to propose a comprehensive solution that could be applied in Europe. The importance of consumer redress is highlighted when considering its frequent connection to the issue of access to justice. In cases of small diffuse harms in particular, the need for redress become even more acute, as it is the only way for wrongdoing to not go unpunished. As indicated by empirical evidence, consumers when faced with a problem, most often take no action at all. If they do take action, their most likely reaction would be to take up their complaint with the trader and rarely take action even though they may be unsatisfied with the response. Consumers are not aware of the different third-party redress mechanisms and tend to believe getting redress is costly and time-consuming.

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