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Fulminant Hepatic Failure Following Intentional Iron Overdose-A Case Report
Advanced extracorporeal therapies such as plasma exchange and hemodialysis are crucial for managing late-presenting ferrous sulfate poisoning, reversing multiorgan failure, and enabling recovery when early treatments, such as chelation, are no longer effective. 1 Introduction Iron, which is essential for hemoglobin synthesis and cellular metabolism, is a potent cellular toxin at high doses [1].
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Social distancing and real-time locating systems
It’s been a turbulent time during the COVID-19 pandemic. One bad piece of news seemingly follows another. While we’re very lucky to be able to keep operations running from our home office, for many of our customers this is not possible. We naturally have been following the developments in society, politics and the economy with highest interest. Exchanging ideas and thoughts on a daily basis on how to adapt to the constantly changing circumstances.
How to accelerate data visualization
“Data is the new currency” is a catchphrase heard throughout many industries. According to the World Economic Forum, by 2025, the amount of data generated each day is expected to reach 483 exabytes globally. In our daily lives, data is generated every time someone Googles for information, asks Alexa for something or accesses their phone or smartwatch. For the industrial automation sector, Global Market Insights projects industrial sensor shipments to grow past 3 billion units by 2026.
Using hydrogen in industry
The industrial sector is one of the most difficult parts of the economy to decarbonize, and it’s on track to becoming the largest source of U.S. greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions within the next 10 years, according to a Dec.
How to achieve remote automation success Original
The world we live in is not the same world we once knew. Unprecedented global events and new technological advances are forcing manufacturers to adapt and work in an ever-evolving, more remote business environment. Change is inevitable as industry feels the impact of this new reality and the challenges it presents from both a business and resource perspective.
What to look for in a manufacturing operating system
It would be great if everyone could come to work, have everything they need to do their jobs and all the details would take care of themselves. Particularly some of the less fun details: like getting the right materials into your plant, on time, every time; like all of the equipment up and running, all the time. Like not having to worry about nuisances like scheduling, performing PMs, doing inventory and cycle counts. All the paperwork that accounting and auditors love so much.
Practical and value-based Industry 4.0
Learning Objectives Industry 4.0 offers many potential cost-saving benefits for manufacturers. A chemical manufacturer used Industry 4.0 to streamline operations and communications, reducing many inefficiencies. For some, the words “Industry 4.0,” “digital transformation” and “information technology/operational technology (IT/OT) convergence” sound scary.
A remote shift to business as usual
Amidst the current world COVID-19 pandemic crisis with shelter-in-place orders and imposed travel restrictions, many industrial facilities continue to feel the strain from both a business and resource perspective. They are having to adapt to a new norm and look for alternative ways to do business as usual.
A remote shift to business as usual
Amidst the current world COVID-19 pandemic crisis with shelter-in-place orders and imposed travel restrictions, many industrial facilities continue to feel the strain from both a business and resource perspective. They are having to adapt to a new norm and look for alternative ways to do business as usual.
A remote shift to business as usual
Amidst the current world COVID-19 pandemic crisis with shelter-in-place orders and imposed travel restrictions, many industrial facilities continue to feel the strain from both a business and resource perspective. They are having to adapt to a new norm and look for alternative ways to do business as usual.
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