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Rachel Chance

Chicago
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Senior Editor for library and information studies, archives & special libraries @alaeditions. Library & biking enthusiast. she/her/hers
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Recent experience with calcium phosphate cement cranioplasty after lateral supraorbital keyhole approach to the anterior cranial fossa

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By Colby T. Joncas, Veronica Lee, Margaret Tugend, Rachel Chance
| Journal of Neurosurgery Verified
Keywords: lateral supraorbital approach; calcium phosphate cement cranioplasty; CSF leak; anterior cranial fossa; supraorbital keyhole approach The lateral supraorbital (LSO) keyhole craniectomy is a minimal access approach to the anterior cranial fossa that has gained popularity over the past 40 years for the treatment of various intracranial pathologies.1–4 These include but are not limited to olfactory groove meningiomas, tuberculum sellae meningiomas, anterior clinoid meningiomas, and...
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File under Bee | American Libraries Magazine

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By Rachel Chance
| American Libraries Verified
The BeeChicas tend to one of two rooftop beehives at Boulder (Colo.) Public Library. Photo: The Bee Chicas “Wouldn’t it be cool to have beehives on the roof of a library?” When Theresa Beck, a member of the Boulder, Colorado–based beekeeping team and advocacy group the BeeChicas, shared her idea with Kathy Lane at the Bee Boulder Festival in 2014, she didn’t think of it as more than a playful suggestion.
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