80 research outputs found
Letter from James N. Kobata, Grower of vegetables, berries, flowers to Mr. G. [George H.] Hand, Rancho San Pedro, January 17, 1927
No full textResponds to notification that land cannot be leased due to sale of land. Kobata states he has invested in strawberries on the land and requests buyers' contact information and assistance in retaining the lease
Letter from James N. Kobata, Grower of vegetables, berries, flowers to [George H. Hand], Rancho San Pedro, January 14, 1924
No full textResponse to letter from George H. Hand. See referenced Item csudh_rsp_0397. States "status" of individuals on his land relating to alien land laws
Letter from James N. Kobata, grower of vegetables, berries, flowers to Mr. [George H.] Hand, May 26, 1926
No full textRefers to check for rent payment. Requests a statement for remaining land he is working
Letter from James N. Kobata, Grower of vegetables, berries, flowers to Dominguez Water Company, November 1, 1924
No full textReferences enclosed checks with payment to Dominguez Water Company and Maria de los Reyes D. de Francis for rent
Letter from James N. Kobata, grower of vegetables, berries, flowers to Mr. [George H.] Hand, Chief Engineer, Rancho San Pedro, September 29, 1926
No full textRequests to renew lease on land in Torrance
Letter from James N. Kobata, Grower of vegetables, berries, flowers to Mr. G. [George] H. Hand, Chief Engineer, Rancho San Pedro, January 10, 1925
No full textInquires about the status of a proposed survey of leased land in Torrance
Letter from James N. Kobata, Grower of vegetables, berries, flowers to Mr. G. [George H.] Hand, Chief Engineer, Rancho San Pedro, November 1, 1926
No full textRequesting lease renewal with a reduction in land due to poor soil and strong winds
Clinical Insights and Future Directions in Hypothermia for Severe Traumatic Brain Injury: A Narrative Review
No full textFever control is essential in patients with severe traumatic brain injury (TBI). The efficacy of therapeutic hypothermia (TH) in severe TBI has been investigated over the last few decades; however, in contrast to experimental studies showing benefits, no evidence of efficacy has been demonstrated in clinical practice. In this review, the mechanisms and history of hypothermia were briefly outlined, while the results of major randomized controlled trials (RCTs) and meta-analyses investigating TH for adult TBI were introduced and discussed. The retrieved meta-analyses showed conflicting results, with a limited number of studies indicating the benefits of TH. Some studies have shown the benefits of long-term TH compared with short-term TH. Although TH is effective at lowering elevated intracranial pressure (ICP), reduced ICP does not lead to favorable outcomes. Low-quality RCTs overestimated the benefits of TH, while high-quality RCTs showed no difference or worse outcomes with TH. RCTs assessing standardized TH quality demonstrated the benefits of TH. As TBI has heterogeneous and complicated pathologies, applying a uniform treatment may not be ideal. A meta-analysis of young patients who underwent early cooling and hematoma removal showed better TH results. TH should not be abandoned, and its optimal usage should be advocated on an individual basis
Diagnosis and Treatment of Traumatic Cerebrovascular Injury: Pitfalls in the Management of Neurotrauma
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