Fish intake mortality at power stations: The problem and its remedy

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Comparison of fish impingement by a thermal power station with fish populations in the Ems estuary

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Can roach (Rutilus rutilus (L.)) be deflected by means of a fluorescent light?

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Research on fish protection at Dutch thermal and hydropower stations

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Fish impingement at power stations situated along the rivers Rhine and Meuse in The Netherlands

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Disseminated cat-scratch disease in a patient with AIDS

A patient with AIDS developed subcutaneous nodules and associated osteolytic lesions with negative stains and cultures for bacteria, fungi and parasites. Flucloxacillin was not effective but treatment with vancomycin was associated with improvement. Six months later the patient became severely ill, with fever, malaise and multiple skin and laryngeal papules. Cat-scratch disease was diagnosed from the typical epithelioid angiomatosis seen in skin biopsies with bacterium-like structures in the Warthin-Starry stain. Retrospectively these typical structures were also seen in earlier biopsies. All lesions improved after therapy with erythromycin had been institute