Background We highlight a chronic inflammatory disease we call 'hyper-IgG4 disease', which
has many synonyms depending on the organ involved, the country of origin and the year of …

… If X is finite, we may take c as the identity; Q is then zero. Conversely, let the obstruction
vanish; let : K-' > X be (n - 1)connected with A = 7r(cp), then A determines zero in K0(A) (if n = 2, …

Exclusive enteral nutrition (EEN) is well-established as a first line therapy instead of corticosteroid
(CS) therapy to treat active Crohn’s disease (CD) in children. It also has been shown …

… second also refers to the natural left module structure on C,. However, the first uses a derived
right module structure on C*, which we redefine, using the anti-automorphism of A in which …

… Check the tubing for mechanical obstruction such as a kinked line, an overtight suture or
tip abuttal to vessel wall and inspect for a malpositioned port. Repositioning manoeuvres …

… Here we refer to the basis of C.(X) given by cells and the dual basis of C*(X). Generally, a
finite CW complex is a simple Poincaré complex if each component is, and the fundamental …

… projective space P(C) to be the set of lines through the origin in C+¹. We … (C) defined by
some homogeneous polynomial equations. We will be particularly interested in subsets of P²(C) …

… It remains only to define c and compute cm+1. In the case n = 0, we define c as induced by
0 from the class c in Pmi(R). Now 0 has degree 1, and so maps the top dimensional class cm'…

This paper concerns (but does not succeed in performing) the diffeomorphism classification
of closed, oriented, differential, simply-connected 4-manifolds. It arises out of the observation …

… k, and C their graded tensor product. We remind the reader that s vector space, C is the same
s … Hence we have a homomorphism of C(ql )®C(q2 ) to C(q).This is onto since V generates …