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Tumori del sistema nervoso centrale
Famiglie di tumori secondo la classificazione WHO del 2007.
- Tumori del tessuto neuroepiteliale
- Tumori astrocitari
- Tumori oligodendrogliali
- Tumori oligo-astrocitari
- Tumori ependimali
- Tumori dei plessi corioidei
- Altri tumori neuroepiteliali
- Tumori neuronali e misti neuronali-gliali
- Tumori della regione pineale
- Tumori embrionali
- Tumori dei nervi cranici e spinali
- Tumori delle meningi
- Tumori meningoendoteliali
- Tumori mesenchimali
- Lesioni melanocitiche primarie
- Altre neoplasie riferite alle meningi
- Tumori ematopoietici
- Tumori ad origine dalle cellule germinali
- Tumori della regione sellare
- Tumori metastatici
Tumori del sistema nervoso centrale
Famiglie di tumori secondo la classificazione WHO del 2007.
- Tumori del tessuto neuroepiteliale
- Tumori astrocitari
- Tumori oligodendrogliali
- Tumori oligo-astrocitari
- Tumori ependimali
- Tumori dei plessi corioidei
- Altri tumori neuroepiteliali
- Tumori neuronali e misti neuronali-gliali
- Tumori della regione pineale
- Tumori embrionali
- Tumori dei nervi cranici e spinali
- Tumori delle meningi
- Tumori meningoendoteliali
- Tumori mesenchimali
- Lesioni melanocitiche primarie
- Altre neoplasie riferite alle meningi
- Tumori ematopoietici
- Tumori ad origine dalle cellule germinali
- Tumori della regione sellare
- Tumori metastatici
Viva la pappa
- "Baden-Powell is a wonderfully able scout and quick at sketches.
- I do not know another who could have done the work at Mafeking if the same conditions had been imposed.
- All the bits of knowledge he studiously gathered have been utilized in saving that community."
— Siege of Mafeking Abandoned by the Boers, Frederick Russell Burnham, the American scout, interviewed by The Times, May 19, 1900.
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What makes me nearly apoplectic — and I very much want to say this — is that the Bank and the Fund were fully told about their mistakes even as the mistakes were being made. It's so enraging that they refused to listen. [...] The fact that poverty became increasingly entrenched, or that economies were not responding to the dogma as the dogma predicted, made no difference.
Race Against Time, page 16.
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List of abbreviations used in this article
HIV: Human immunodeficiency virus |
| Glioblastoma | |
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 Sagittal MRI with contrast of a glioblastoma in a 15-year-old boy | |
| WHO Classification | |
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| ICD-O Code & WHO Grade | |
| ICD-O Code | 9440/3 |
| WHO Grade | IV |
| Synonyms & Acronyms | |
| Synonyms | Glioblastoma multiforme Grade IV Astrocytoma Spongioblastoma multiforme (historic) |
| Acronyms | GBM, GBL (rare) |
| Epidemiology | |
| Incidence | 2-3/100,000/Y new cases/population/year |
| Age peak | 45-70 |
| M/F ratio | 1.5/1 |
| Prognosis | |
| Mean overall survival | 12 months |
| Medicine WikiProject • Neurooncology Program | |
| Timeline of legal battle 1985–86 school year | |
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| June 30 | Superintendent James O. Smith denies White admittance to school.[2] |
| *A | First day of school. White is allowed to listen to his classes via telephone.[3] |
| Oct. 2 | School principal upholds decision to prohibit White.[4] |
| Nov. 25 | Indiana Department of Education rules that White must be admitted.[5] |
| Dec. 17 | The school board votes 7–0 to appeal the ruling.[6] |
| Feb 6. | Indiana DOE again rules White can attend school, after inspection by Howard County health officers.[7] |
| Feb. 13 | Howard County health officer determines White is fit for school.[8] |
| Feb. 19 | Howard County judge refuses to issue an injunction against White.[9] |
| Feb. 21 | White returns to school. A different judge grants a restraining order that afternoon to again bar him.[10] |
| Mar. 2 | White's opponents hold an auction in the school gymnasium to raise money to keep White out.[11] |
| April 9 | White's case is presented in Circuit Court.[12] |
| April 10 | Circuit Court Judge Jack R. O'Neill dissolves restraining order. Ryan returns to school.[13] |
| July 18 | Indiana Court of Appeals declines to hear any further appeals.[14] |
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AP073185was invoked but never defined (see the help page). - ^ Perlman, Lisa (August 26, 1985). "AIDS Victim Begins School By Phone". Associated Press.
- ^ "Official Recommends AIDS Victim Stay Home for School". October 2, 1985.
- ^ Perlman, Lisa (November 25, 1985). "Rule Teen-ager Can Attend Classes". Associated Press.
- ^ Perlman, Lisa (December 18, 1985). "School Board Votes to Appeal Decision Allowing AIDS Victim in Classes". Associated Press.
- ^ Strauss, John (February 6, 1986). "Boy Can Return To School If Health Officer Approves, Board Says". Associated Press.
- ^ Perlman, Lisa (February 13, 1986). "Health Officer Says AIDS Victim Ryan White Can Return To School". Associated Press.
- ^ "Judge Denies Motion To Bar Indiana AIDS Victim From Classes". Associated Press. February 19, 1986.
- ^ Strauss, John (February 21, 1986). "AIDS Schoolboy Back in Classroom But Judge Rules Against Him". Associated Press.
- ^ "Opposition Group Raises Needed Funds For Bond". Associated Press. March 3, 1986.
- ^ Strauss, John (April 9, 1986). "Judge Delays Ruling In Ryan White Case". Associated Press.
- ^ Kusmer, Ken (April 10, 1986). "Teen-Age AIDS Victim Returns To School after Lengthy Court Battle". Associated Press.
- ^ Huddleston, Susan (July 18, 1986). "Parents Drop Effort to Keep AIDS Victim Out of School". Associated Press.