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Standing Portrait Of Abraham Lincoln, Edward Anthony

CDVs

Standing portrait of Abraham Lincoln. Lincoln stands with his proper right hand resting on a pillar. He looks to his proper left. [Ref: O-69.]

Bust-Length Portrait Of Abraham Lincoln

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The carte-de-visite features a bust-length portrait image of Abraham Lincoln. It is the same photograph Lincoln gifted to Lucy G. Speed with the longest inscription he ever penned on a photograph.[Ref: O-55.]

Seated Portrait Of Abraham Lincoln, Edward Anthony, Alexand Er Gardner

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The CDV features a seated portrait of Abraham Lincoln taken by Alexander Gardner around 24 February 1861. Negative from Brady's National Portrait Gallery. [Ref: O-53.]

Abraham Lincoln Cooper Union Portrait By Brady, Mathew Brady, Edward Anthony

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The cartes-de-visite features a standing portrait of Abraham Lincoln. The portrait was taken immediately after Lincoln delivered his Cooper Union Address on the morning of 27 Februrary 1860. This photograph is sometimes referred to as the photograph that made Lincoln president (Ref: O-17).

Seated Portrait Of Abraham Lincoln, Edward Anthony, Alexand Er Gardner

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The CDV features a seated portrait of Abraham Lincoln taken by Alexander Gardner around 24 February 1861. Negative from Brady's National Portrait Gallery. [Ref: O-49.]

Fassett Portrait Of Lincoln, Samuel M. Fassett

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Cartes-de-visite depicting a bust-length portrait of Abraham Lincoln. According to Lloyd Ostendorf, Mary Todd Lincoln declared this portrait to be the best likeness of Lincoln. The negative of this particular photograph was destroyed in the Chicago Fire of 1871..

Vignette Bust Portrait Of Mary Todd Lincoln, Edward Anthony

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Vignette bust portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln wearing a floral bonnet. [Ref: ML, O-3.]

Mrs. Lincoln, Wenderoth And Taylor

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Photo of a painting or print featuring a bust-length portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln. Probably after a photo by Wenderoth & Taylor. [Ref: ML, O-24.]

Portrait Of Mary Todd Lincoln In Mourning Attire, E. And H. T. Anthony

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Portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln wearing the mourning attire she wore for months after the death of her son, Willie Lincoln. The object features a two cent Washington stamp on its reverse. [Ref: ML, O-23.]

Widow Mary Todd Lincoln In Mourning Attire

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Seated portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln, in mourning attire, ca. 1869. [Ref: ML, O-25.]

Seated Portrait Of Mary Todd Lincoln, Joseph Ward, Mathew Brady

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Photograph of an engraving or lithograph featuring a seated portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln. At bottom: [Ref: ML, O-16.]

Seated Portrait Of Mary Todd Lincoln, E. And H. T. Anthony, Mathew Brady

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Seated portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln. In the portrait, Lincoln wears a vertical striped gown and holds a floral bouquet. [Ref: ML, O-21.]

Seated Portrait Of Mary Todd Lincoln, Mathew Brady

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Tintype in CDV mount featuring a seated portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln. It is a reversed variant of Brady's negative. [Ref: ML, O-16.]

Engraved Portrait Of Mary Todd Lincoln, Mathew Brady

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Photograph of an engraving. Image features a seated portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln that was originally a photograph taken by Mathew Brady in January 1862. In the image, Mary Todd Lincoln is seated and holds a bouquet of flowers in her proper right hand. [Ref: ML, O-16.]

Seated Portrait Of Mary Todd Lincoln, Edward Anthony, Mathew Brady

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Seated portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln. Lincoln holds a floral bouquet in her proper right hand and wears a floral wreath in her hair. [Ref: ML, O-16.]

Seated Portrait Of Mary Todd Lincoln, Edward Anthony, Mathew Brady

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Seated portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln. Lincoln holds a floral bouquet in her proper right hand and wears a floral wreath in her hair. [Ref: ML, O-16.]

Vignette Portrait Of Mary Todd Lincoln, Mathew Brady

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Reproduction of a bust portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln. From original photograph taken by Mathew Brady, probably in 1861. [Ref: ML, O-9.]

Standing Portrait Of Mary Todd Lincoln, Mathew Brady

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Standing portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln wearing a floral gown. [Ref: ML, O-12.]

Full-Length Photograph Of Mary Todd Lincoln, Mathew Brady

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Standing portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln wearing a floral gown. In the portrait, Lincoln stands with her body turned to her proper right. [Ref: ML, O-10.]

Standing Portrait Of Mary Todd Lincoln, Mathew Brady

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Standing portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln. In the portrait, Lincoln stands with her hands at her front and turned to her proper right. She wears a floral gown and floral wreath in her hair. [Ref: ML, O-10.]

Vignette Portrait Of Mary Todd Lincoln, E. And H. T. Anthony, Mathew Brady

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Seated portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln. In the portrait, Lincoln is turned to her proper right and wears fresh flowers in her hair and on her dress. [Ref: ML, O-9.]

Vignette Portrait Of Mary Todd Lincoln, Joseph Ward, William H. Mumler

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Reproduction of an engraving or lithograph featuring a vignette bust portrait of Mary Todd Lincoln. [Ref: ML, O-7.]

Emergency Medicine Journal Club, Dave Gibbs, Dylan Norton, Kyle Barbour

Advances in Clinical Medical Research and Healthcare Delivery

In this column, we provide a brief review of important papers recently published that relate to the field of Emergency Medicine. The goal is to provide the busy clinician a bullet-like summary of the study, focusing on the research question, methods, results, limitations and bottom line interpretation.

Journal Club Review Of Diabetic Foot Infections, Dustin Moyer, Benjamin Heddy, Brady Webb, Zak Oddone

Advances in Clinical Medical Research and Healthcare Delivery

The general purpose of this journal club is to review foundational articles in the diagnostic and surgical treatment of diabetic foot infections and osteomyelitis. These articles help form the basis for clinical decision making and best treatment practices involving outpatient and inpatient care for diabetic foot infections.

Public Health Liberation – An Emerging Transdiscipline To Elucidate And Transform The Public Health Economy, Christopher Williams Mph, Joy Birungi Msc, Melody Brown Mph, Mhsa, James Deutsch Md, Phd, Felecia Williams Phd, Mpa, P.S. Perkins Ma, Patricia Bishop, Dena Walker, Ebony Moody, Rhonda Hamilton Ma, Jehan El-Bayoumi Md

Advances in Clinical Medical Research and Healthcare Delivery

Public Health Liberation (PHL) is an innovative general theory of public health aimed at accelerating health equity. This paper provides a rich synthesis of philosophical traditions, novel theories, and approaches to establish the basis for a new public health transdiscipline. The authors argue that the "public health economy" as a single analytic lens elucidates the contradictions and tensions that reproduce vast health inequity. Authored by a majority of Black women, community experiences and perspectives are a major strength of this paper because they draw upon leadership experiences with contemporary issues.

The authors begin by describing their background in public health …

An Unexpected Case Of Herpes Simplex Virus Esophagitis Presenting Amidst Corticosteroid Therapy For An Acute Copd Exacerbation: A Case Report, Aqeel Khanani, Kayvan Mirhadi

Advances in Clinical Medical Research and Healthcare Delivery

Herpes simplex virus (HSV) is prevalent worldwide, with a recent report by the World Health Organization estimating that 3.7 billion individuals under the age of 50 have been infected by the virus. After the initial infection, HSV-1 enters a latent phase with the potential for intermittent reactivation, often secondary to episodes of infection, stress, or immunosuppression. Per current literature review, esophageal involvement in the form of herpes simplex virus esophagitis (HSVE) is more commonly associated with immunocompromised patients, such as transplant recipients and HIV-positive individuals. The patient discussed in this report is a 79-year-old female with a past medical history …

The Management Of Newly Diagnosed Probable Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease In Acute Rehabilitation Setting: A Case Report, Royce Copeland, Shefali Amin, Anthony Donato

Advances in Clinical Medical Research and Healthcare Delivery

Abstract

Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease is a rare and fatal neurodegenerative disease. The purpose of this report is to demonstrate the role of inpatient rehabilitation for a patient recently diagnosed with probable Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease. A 62-year-old male was readmitted to an acute care hospital after a recent mechanical fall. For several weeks, he had a constellation of symptoms, including cognitive impairment and progressive memory loss, gait and postural instability, 20 pounds of unintentional weight loss, visual hallucinations, myoclonus, and hypophonia. After an extensive workup, a diagnosis of probable Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease was made, and he was transferred to an acute inpatient rehabilitation hospital. …

Stones, Bones, And Groans With Cancerous Overtones - A Rare Case Of Diffuse Large B Cell Lymphoma Presenting As Hypercalcemia, Evan Becker, Caitlyn Moss, Steve Chung

Advances in Clinical Medical Research and Healthcare Delivery

Diffuse large B cell lymphoma (DLBCL) is a type of non-Hodgkin lymphoma that can present in a variety of ways including fever, weight loss, weakness, and drenching night sweats. Uncommonly, hypercalcemia of malignancy can be associated with DLBCL through multiple mechanisms that include synthesis of parathyroid hormone related peptide (PTHrP) or elevated calcitriol levels. It is estimated that hypercalcemia in the setting of DLBCL is present in 18% of newly diagnosed cases. This report details a case of an 80-year-old man with history of chronic anemia and CKD stage 3b that presented with weakness, decreased oral intake, and self-reported weight …

A Case Of Intractable Hyperhidrosis In Spinal Cord Injury: Role Of Stellate Ganglion Block, Soun Sheen, Hemant Kalia, Victoria Kung

Advances in Clinical Medical Research and Healthcare Delivery

Objective:

Autonomic dysreflexia (AD) in spinal cord injury (SCI) can present as hyperhidrosis due to sudomotor dysfunction. Hyperhidrosis can also occur without an identifiable etiology. There are no standard treatment guidelines for refractory hyperhidrosis in the setting of persistent noxious stimulation. Stellate ganglion blockade may prevent hyperhidrosis by inhibiting profound sympathetic surge and vasoconstriction.

Case:

58-year-old female with C7 ASIA-A quadriplegia was admitted to the hospital for episodes of profuse sweating in the setting of autonomic dysreflexia secondary to underlying T7-8 discitis. Despite conservative treatment of discitis, patient continued experience 50-60 episodes of profuse sweating daily. Stellate ganglion block was …

Decreasing Unnecessary Laboratory Testing In Medical Critical Care, Nirajan Adhikari, Kriti Suwal, Sushmita Khadka, Binita Dahal, Litty Thomas, Chandrakala Dadeboyina, Sri Senapathi, James Walsh

Advances in Clinical Medical Research and Healthcare Delivery

The overuse of laboratory testing is common in the intensive care unit (ICU) which leads to an increased cost of care and an increased potential for harm to the patient. There is no evidence that obtaining daily laboratory tests helps to reduce mortality or morbidity in critical care patients. We conduced a retrospective study where chart review was performed to assess the frequency of unnecessary laboratory testing followed by a quality improvement initiative. With our study we were successful at reducing the inappropriate laboratory testing and improving the appropriate laboratory testing through our study.