Jain Scarborough

We introduce our horrible experience of lateral semicircular canal exposure due to unintended drilling during left facial nerve decompression. Nearly half of the canal was drilled-out, however, the membranous labyrinth was preserved and the defect was covered with temporal fascia. Immediately after surgery, the patient complained of vertigo with…[Read more]

-examination did not affect these findings.

Apart from the most limited language (“cannot exclude the defendant’s gun”), judicial intervention to limit firearms conclusion language is not likely to produce its intended effect. Moreover, cross-examination does not appear to affect perceptions or individual juror verdicts. (PsycInfo Database…[Read more]

Between 17 and 75% of breast cancer survivors (BCS) experience long-term cognitive deficits such as deficits in memory, attention, processing speed, and executive function.

This study aimed to (a) compare effects of a standard computer-assisted cognitive training (CACT) program to a CACT program enhanced with music (CACT+A) to improve…[Read more]