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MRI Analysis of Knee Bony Morphology Variations in Children and Adolescents With Lateral Discoid Meniscus Compared With Asymptomatic Healthy Controls

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By Shankar G. Kaushal, Danilo Menghini, Ryan M. Sanborn, Dennis Kramer, Dennis Krämer
| SAGE Publishing
Abstract Lateral discoid meniscus accounts for most meniscal tears in children 10 years of age and younger. The role of bony morphology in discoid meniscus has been previously studied in a limited capacity using radiographs.
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Cultural Implications Regarding Privacy in Digital Contact Tracing Algorithms: Method Development and Empirical Ethics Analysis of a German and a Japanese Approach to Contact Tracing - PubMed

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By Joschka Haltaufderheide, Dennis Kramer, Dennis Krämer, Davide Viero
| ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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Competing for Bachelor’s Degrees: Are Community Colleges Cutting Into the Market Share of 4-Year Institutions?

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By Dennis Kramer, Dennis Krämer, Justin C. Ortagus, Jacqueline Donovan
| Memory Studies
Competition within education has become a popular topic area for journalists, policymakers, and a host of stakeholders in both K–12 and higher education. Within the K–12 sector, proponents of market-based education reform typically suggest that the proliferation of school choice and alternative K–12 options will enhance competition and thereby increase institutional performance, particularly in low-performing school districts (e.g., Booker et al., 2008).
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