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    Structural behavior of reinforced concrete slab rigid frame bridge with h-shaped steels

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    The authors proposed a reinforced concrete slab bridge with H-shaped steels which has high load-carrying capacity in order to reduce the construction cost. Our past study clarified that H-shape steels without stud dowel and concrete could compose hybrid section and static load was equally distributed each H-shaped steel in elasticity stage. Considering the described above it is possible to design this type of bridge as composite. Moreover it clarified that the cyclically loaded this type bridge has the high fatigue capacity and load-carrying capacity as same as the statically (non- cyclically) loaded that bridge. As next step the authors proposed a reinforced concrete slab rigid frame bridge with H-shaped steels in order to reduce the maintenance cost and to increase seismic performance. Especially the rigid connection method of H-shaped steel and re-bar in the abutments was proposed. Then the static loading test was carried out to grasp load-carrying capacity. As the results of the experiment destructive behavior of the reinforced concrete slab rigid frame bridge with H-shaped steels was clarified and also the validity of the connection method was clarified

    Langerhans cell histiocytosis of the suprasellar region: diagnosis based on thyroid cytology.

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    Langerhans cell histiocytosis (LCH) may present as unifocal disease of the suprasellar region, with symptoms and signs of hypopituitarism, arginine vasopressin deficiency (AVP-D), and weight gain. Transcranial biopsy is necessary to define diagnosis and guide treatment decisions, but it is associated with significant morbidity. We describe a patient with Hashimoto thyroiditis and a single hypothalamic mass in whom LCH diagnosis was made by thyroid fine-needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) performed despite nonspecific findings in thyroid imaging, on the basis of a slightly elevated [18F]-fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) avidity on PET/CT and volume increase during follow-up

    Effect of alloy treatment and coiling temperature on microstructure and bending performance of ultra-high strength strip steel

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    Two different high strength B-containing microalloyed steel strips produced in industrial processing conditions, one treated with Ti and the other treated with Al, processed by controlled rolling, accelerated cooling and coiling in two different temperatures ranges [723 K to 733 K (450 °C to 460 °C)] and [633 K to 653 K (360 °C to 380 °C)] were subjected to bend testing. The Ti treated steel coiled at the higher temperature 733 K (460 °C) showed the best bending performance. The relatively softer (tensile strength of and even {112} in the sub-surface region as well as uniformity of through thickness texture of the rolled sheet improve the bendability. In the presence of crack initiators, like coarse and brittle TiN particles found in the Ti treated steel, a harder microstructure and the presence of Cube and Goss texture in the sub-surface layer, seen for the lower coiling temperature can cause local transgranular cleavage cracking. Finally the post-uniform elongation obtained from tensile testing and bendability follow a good correlation

    Structural behavior of reinforced concrete slab rigid frame bridge with h-shaped steels

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    ABSTRACT: The authors proposed a reinforced concrete slab bridge with H-shaped steels, which has high load-carrying capacity, in order to reduce the construction cost. Our past study clarified that H-shape steels without stud dowel and concrete could compose hybrid section, and static load was equally distributed each H-shaped steel in elasticity stage. Considering the described above, it is possible to design this type of bridge as composite. Moreover, it clarified that the cyclically loaded this type bridge has the high fatigue capacity and load-carrying capacity as same as the statically (non-cyclically) loaded that bridge. As next step, the authors proposed a reinforced concrete slab rigid frame bridge with H-shaped steels in order to reduce the maintenance cost and to increase seismic performance. Especially, the rigid connection method of H-shaped steel and re-bar in the abutments was proposed. Then the static loading test was carried out to grasp load-carrying capacity. As the results of the experiment, destructive behavior of the reinforced concrete slab rigid frame bridge with H-shaped steels was clarified and also, the validity of the connection method was clarified

    A multicenter experience with peri-rectal tumors: The risk of local recurrence

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    Peri-rectal tumors are rare and their management is challenging, especially when presenting with local recurrence. The aim of the current study was to report a multicenter series of peri-rectal tumors, focusing on the risk of recurrence
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