Cheryl Costantini Oral History

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Dorothy Leland Oral History

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Moulin de la Galette

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San Francisco Consul General Celebrates Inauguration Of Cricket Pitch At University Of The Pacific

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Consul General Dr. K. Srikar Reddy inaugurated a cricket pitch at the University of the Pacific’s Stockton campus in Stockton, CA. Among the 100 attendees were Christopher Callahan, President of the University of the Pacific, and Niraj Chaudhary, the university’s Dean of Libraries. Reddy emphasized the significance of the pitch for the 450 Indian students, constituting approximately 50 percent of total international students at the University. “This initiative will undoubtedly attract more students from India to consider the University of the Pacific. I am immensely pleased with today’s event and grateful for the university’s embrace of our culture. This marks the beginning of a great friendship between us and Pacific,” he remarked....https://scholarlycommons.pacific.edu/cricket/1001/thumbnail.jp

Cricket Ribbon Cutting 1

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Heracles

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Management of Different Types of Through and Through Defectsusing Guide Tissue Regeneration (GTR)

Through and through defects result in perforation of both alveolar cortical plates, buccal and lingual/palatal, at the apical region causing communication between the flapped tissues (usually buccal) and the unflapped tissues (usually lingual/palatal). Multiple approaches have been proposed to manage these defects using different regenerative materials such as resorbable membranes with or without graft material, calcium sulfate, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and platelet rich fibrin (PRF). However, there is no consensus on the ultimate management protocol for these defects, which leaves clinicians uncertain about the long-term prognosis. A possible reason for the different outcomes is the variation in how through and through defects may present clinically. Such variations may require different management strategies for more predictable outcomes. In this table clinic, we will present the different types of through and through defects that could be encountered clinically and the recommended management approach for each condition for predictable hard-tissue remodeling