Induced exchange of fluids in the treatment of post-traumatic infective lesions

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The vervet monkey (cercopithecus aethiops) as an experimental model for pulpal studies

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Sectioning of the inferior dental nerve in rats

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Clinical experience with an epoxy resin adhesive for direct bonding of orthodontic attachments*

KIMAn epoxy resin formulation developed in the Dental Research Unit has been subjected to further clinical trials. Six patients, were used in the study. They were divided into two age groups and all the teeth, including the first molars, bonded. Rubber dam was used to keep the crowns dry during the setting period of the resin. In the younger group the mean failure rates were 27 per cent for anterior teeth and 70 per cent for the first molars. In the older group these rates were 11 per cent for incisors, 11 per cent for canines, 20 per cent for premolars and 20 per cent for first molars. While no figures are available in the literature relating to direct bonding to first molars, the results obtained in this study for the other teeth compare favourably with data previously published by other authors after trials using other types of cement

Neutron activation and high resolution gamma spectrometry - activation analysis

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Activation analysis in biological material

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The quantitative determination of Ca, Na, Al, Mg, and Cl in normal enamel and dentine by neutron activation and high resolution gamma spectrometry

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Epoxy resins for bonding orthodontic attachments to teeth

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Products available for topical fluoride therapy

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EIA decision-making and administrative justice:An empirical analysis

Environmental impact assessment (EIA) is implemented in most countries as an administrative procedure. In this context, it is subject to the principles of administrative justice. However, to date, no empirical research has been conducted to determine the extent to which EIA decisions comply with the principles of administrative justice. In this paper, empirical data from 42 EIA cases in South Africa are used to establish EIA compliance with the administrative justice principles of lawfulness, procedural fairness and reasonableness. This is achieved by measuring EIA decisions against specially developed key performance indicators (KPIs). Overall, decisions were found to mostly comply with the principles of administrative justice. However, questions arise with regards to the quality and substance of the information feeding into the decision-making process and on which decisions are ultimately based