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(1) Additional, related mailing lists
(2) Meeting on X-Ray Photogrammetry for Artificial Joints (London) on 1989-02-21
(3) MBEC News item on Elderly and Life Saving in USA
(4) Journal of Biomechanics, December 1988
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(2) Meeting on X-Ray Photogrammetry for Artificial Joints (London) on 1989-02-21
Winter Lecture Programme "X-Ray Photogrammetry of Artificial Joints", The
Photogrammetric Society, London, England. February 21, 1989.
Contact The Photogrammetric Society, Department of Photogrammetry and Survey-
ing, University College London, Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT, England,
Tel. INT+44.1.387-7050.
[from Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing LIV(December 1988)12,
p. 1656 "Calendar"].
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(3) MBEC News item on Elderly and Life Saving in USA
Life-saving and the elderly American
Life-sustaining treatments, their effects on the patient and family, and the
medical, ethical and legal considerations involving the use or non-use of such
treatments has been analysed in 'Final report: life-sustaining technologies and
the elderly' (PB87-222527), from the US Government's National Technical Infor-
mation Service.
In addition to the final report are the working papers which deal with five
particular life-sustaining technologies and their use with elderly people, al-
though much of the information is applicable to people of all ages: 'Volume 1
Working papers: The technologies, Part 1' (PB88-150164); 'Volume 2 Working pa-
pers: The technologies, Part 2' (PB88-150156); 'Volume 3 Working papers: Legal
and ethical issues, manpower and training, and classification systems for deci-
sion making' (PB88-106214); 'Volume 4 Working papers: Use of life-sustaining
technologies in other countries' (PB87-234571) and finally 'Philoaophical, le-
gal, and social aspects of surrogate decisionmaking for elderly individuals'
(PB87-34134).
This report and the working papers were prepared for the Senate Special
Committee on Aging, which requested a 'thorough review of the ethical dilemma's
concerning life-and-death decisions that are faced by health-care practitioners,
elderly patients themselves, and concerned family members', issues covered in-
clude 'financial access' to life-sustaining technologies and the 'right to
choose'.
[From Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing News, No. 6, November 1988,
p. N6 "Publications"]
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(4) Journal of Biomechanics, December 1989, Vol. 21, Number 12:
D. Kubein-Meesenburg et al.
The biomechanical relation between incisal and condylar guidance in man
J. Winters et al.
An analysis of the sources of musculoskeletal system impedance
J.M. Winters & L. Stark
Estimated mechaical properties of synergistic muscles involved in movements of
a variety of human joints
M.G. Pandy & N. Berme
A numerical method for simulating the dynamics of human walking
M.G. Pandy & N. Berme
Synthesis of human walking: a planar model for single support
H.N. "Ozg"uven & N. Berme
An experimental and analytical study of impact forces during human jumping
Book revies:
A. Viidik: S.L.Y. Woo & J.A. Buckwater (Eds), Injury of the Musculoskeletal
Soft Tissues
D.I. Miller: B.E. Ungerechts et al (Eds), Swimming Science V.
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End of Biomch-l 1989/2
(1) Additional, related mailing lists
(2) Meeting on X-Ray Photogrammetry for Artificial Joints (London) on 1989-02-21
(3) MBEC News item on Elderly and Life Saving in USA
(4) Journal of Biomechanics, December 1988
---------------
(1) Additional, BIOMCH-L related distribution lists
(1.1) LISTSERV distribution lists
AIDS@USCVM (peered) Usenet's sci.med.aids Newsgroup
AIDSNEWS@USCVM (peered) AIDS/ARC News List
AILIST@FINHUTC (peered) Artificial Intelligence List (comp.ai.digest)
AISHARE@BUYADMIN Artificial Intelligence Special Interest Group
AMBBRD-L@BINGVMB Collegiate Emergency Medical Squads
ICECA@RUTVM1 Intl. Committee for Elec. Comm. on AIDS
LIVE-EYE@YORKVM1 Colour and Vision Discussion Forum
MEDINF-L@DEARN Medical Informatics List
(1.2) Other lists (human interaction for subscription)
Copied from Usenet's news.announce.newusers
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Group
Moderator or Coordinator Requests, Comments, etc.
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comp.ai.digest
Kenneth Laws ailist-request@stripe.sri.com
comp.ai.nlang-know-rep
Brad Miller nl-kr-request@cs.rochester.edu
comp.ai.vision
Tod Levitt vision-list-request@ads.com
comp.archives
T. William Wells comp-archives-request@twwells.uucp
comp.doc.techreports
Lawrence Leff trlist-request@cs.smu.edu
comp.graphics.digest
Andy Cromarty info-graphics-request@ads.com
comp.risks
Peter G. Neumann risks-request@csl.sri.com
misc.handicap
Bill McGarry wtm@bunker.uucp
misc.security
A. "*Hobbit*" Walker security-request@rutgers.edu
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(2) Meeting on X-Ray Photogrammetry for Artificial Joints (London) on 1989-02-21
Winter Lecture Programme "X-Ray Photogrammetry of Artificial Joints", The
Photogrammetric Society, London, England. February 21, 1989.
Contact The Photogrammetric Society, Department of Photogrammetry and Survey-
ing, University College London, Gower Street, London WC1E 6BT, England,
Tel. INT+44.1.387-7050.
[from Photogrammetric Engineering and Remote Sensing LIV(December 1988)12,
p. 1656 "Calendar"].
---------------
(3) MBEC News item on Elderly and Life Saving in USA
Life-saving and the elderly American
Life-sustaining treatments, their effects on the patient and family, and the
medical, ethical and legal considerations involving the use or non-use of such
treatments has been analysed in 'Final report: life-sustaining technologies and
the elderly' (PB87-222527), from the US Government's National Technical Infor-
mation Service.
In addition to the final report are the working papers which deal with five
particular life-sustaining technologies and their use with elderly people, al-
though much of the information is applicable to people of all ages: 'Volume 1
Working papers: The technologies, Part 1' (PB88-150164); 'Volume 2 Working pa-
pers: The technologies, Part 2' (PB88-150156); 'Volume 3 Working papers: Legal
and ethical issues, manpower and training, and classification systems for deci-
sion making' (PB88-106214); 'Volume 4 Working papers: Use of life-sustaining
technologies in other countries' (PB87-234571) and finally 'Philoaophical, le-
gal, and social aspects of surrogate decisionmaking for elderly individuals'
(PB87-34134).
This report and the working papers were prepared for the Senate Special
Committee on Aging, which requested a 'thorough review of the ethical dilemma's
concerning life-and-death decisions that are faced by health-care practitioners,
elderly patients themselves, and concerned family members', issues covered in-
clude 'financial access' to life-sustaining technologies and the 'right to
choose'.
[From Medical & Biological Engineering & Computing News, No. 6, November 1988,
p. N6 "Publications"]
---------------
(4) Journal of Biomechanics, December 1989, Vol. 21, Number 12:
D. Kubein-Meesenburg et al.
The biomechanical relation between incisal and condylar guidance in man
J. Winters et al.
An analysis of the sources of musculoskeletal system impedance
J.M. Winters & L. Stark
Estimated mechaical properties of synergistic muscles involved in movements of
a variety of human joints
M.G. Pandy & N. Berme
A numerical method for simulating the dynamics of human walking
M.G. Pandy & N. Berme
Synthesis of human walking: a planar model for single support
H.N. "Ozg"uven & N. Berme
An experimental and analytical study of impact forces during human jumping
Book revies:
A. Viidik: S.L.Y. Woo & J.A. Buckwater (Eds), Injury of the Musculoskeletal
Soft Tissues
D.I. Miller: B.E. Ungerechts et al (Eds), Swimming Science V.
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End of Biomch-l 1989/2