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Garenloos. Condizione: Enige gebruikssporen. Jan Zweerts (fotografie) (illustratore). Zonder jaar. 77 pp. Afbeeldingen van kunstwerken in kleur. Dit boek gaat over de kunstverzameling van AXA-Leven.

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Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 200 pages. 9.25x6.10x0.46 inches. In Stock.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Just prior to the 1982 Annual Meeting of the European Thyroid Association in Brussels, a number of outstanding experts in the field of X-ray fluorescence gathered at the Academisch Ziekenhuis of the Free University of Brussels in a joint effort to more clearly define the actual place and value of the latest newcomer among the techniques available for the in vivo assessment of thyroid function. It is the merit of Prof. M. Jonckheer to have organised this meeting and to have made available the work presented there to a larger public in the form of this monograph. Both, the meeting and the written accounts thereof are greatly appreciated by all thyroidologists who care for properly defining the genuine value of X-Ray fluorescence in scientific research and in clinical management of thyroid disorder. Three main conclusions can be drawn from the work presented 1. X-ray fluorescence has become a safe, convenient and reliable tool for measuring intrathyroidal iodine stores in vivo with an inter-assay reproducibility estimated at roughly 10% 2. X-ray fluorescence, used by expert hands, is a highly interesting tool to follow changes of intra thyroidal iodine stores in time, subsequent e. g. to the exposure of the thyroid gland to excess iodine 3. In contrast, no definite place of X-ray fluorescence as a technique in routine assessment of thyroid disease is yet at the horizon This latter conclusion may appear somewhat disappointing.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. X-ray fluorescent scanning of the thyroid | M. H. Jonckheer (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Developments in Nuclear Medicine | 194 S. | Englisch | 2011 | Springer | EAN 9789400967076 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg, juergen[dot]hartmann[at]springer[dot]com | Anbieter: preigu.

Curaçao, 1966, in-16, br., pp. 80. Con illustrazioni.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. Het Nederlandsche Kruis Dutch.

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Jacob de Jonckheer (illustratore). This print shows a view on a landscape with four greyhounds. One laying down scratiching his ear by his leg. The other three dogs standing. Fourth print of a series of four print about greyhounds.Made by Jacob de Jonckheer after own design.Medium: Engraving / etching on handlaid (verge) paper.Sheet size: 18.5 x 14.3 cm (7.28 x 5.63 inch). Image size: 17.5 x 13.4 cm. (6.89 x 5.28 inch).ANIMAL-DOG-GREYHOUND-SCRATCHING-STANDING-LANDSCAPE | RBOS-A10-09BACKGROUND INFORMATIONThis print is published ca 1663 in Utrecht.Reference: Hollstein Dutch 2, II (4).Biography engraver: Jacob de Jonckheer, active 1659 - 1673. Birthdate and date of death unknown. Condition: good, given age. Small margin. Brown spots. Remains of paper tape on reverse. General age-related toning and/or occasional minor defects from handling. Please study scan carefully.

Three greyhounds in a landscape, one squatting to defecate. Etching on hand laid paper, made by Jacob de Jonckheer after his own design. Sheet size 179 x 138 mm., c. 1660-1673. This print is part of a series of four, two by Jonckheer, and two by Van Hillegaert. Jacob de Jonckheer (died 1676, Utrecht) was a Dutch painter, etcher and printmaker, active in Venice 1656-1657 and afterwards in Utrecht until 1672. In good condition, margins cropped to or within platemark. A diagonal crease in the top left. With the collector's mark of Pim van Eekelen (Lugt 5101) stamped on the verso. References: Hollstein 2 (ii/2, with number); Dutuit 12; Wurzbach 2.

Four greyhounds in a landscape. Etching on hand laid paper, made by Jacob de Jonckheer after his own design. Sheet size 171 x 117 mm., c. 1660-1673. This print is part of a series of four, two by Jonckheer, and two by Van Hillegaert. Jacob de Jonckheer (died 1676, Utrecht) was a Dutch painter, etcher and printmaker, active in Venice 1656-1657 and afterwards in Utrecht until 1672. In good condition, margins cropped within platemark. Two small nicks in the top edge, some faint soiling in the top edge.With the collector's marks of Pim van Eekelen (Lugt 5101) and Jan Frederik Bianchi (Lugt 3761) stamped on the verso. References: Hollstein 1 (ii/2, with number); Dutuit 11; Wurzbach 1.

Landscape with three resting greyhounds, one defacating. Etching on hand laid paper, sheet size 177 x 136 mm., etching by Jacob de Jonckheer (died 1676), signed in the plate lower right, as plate 2 in a series of 4 similar plates with dogs titled 'Die folge der Hunde'. In very good condition, cropped within platemark. Faint discolouration in the top corners and top middle (from previous attachment to carrier). Otherwise a clean and fresh impression. With the collection mark of Pim van Eekelen on the verso (Lugt 5101). Reference: Hollstein 221: 1 (iii/4 or iv/4).

6. Wijnegem, 1795, manuscript op papier, in-folio, 32 ongenummerde pagina's, waarvan 20 beschreven. Lijst met de namen van alle inwoners: met opgave van hun burgelijke staat, leeftijd en beroep. Deze lijst werd opgesteld ingevolge een besluit van de Franse bezettende overheid. Het document is ondertekend door bovengenoemde personen en nog een onleesbare handtekening. Het is gedateerd 20 ventose an 4 ( 10 maart 1796 ).

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -Just prior to the 1982 Annual Meeting of the European Thyroid Association in Brussels, a number of outstanding experts in the field of X-ray fluorescence gathered at the Academisch Ziekenhuis of the Free University of Brussels in a joint effort to more clearly define the actual place and value of the latest newcomer among the techniques available for the in vivo assessment of thyroid function. It is the merit of Prof. M. Jonckheer to have organised this meeting and to have made available the work presented there to a larger public in the form of this monograph. Both, the meeting and the written accounts thereof are greatly appreciated by all thyroidologists who care for properly defining the genuine value of X-Ray fluorescence in scientific research and in clinical management of thyroid disorder. Three main conclusions can be drawn from the work presented 1. X-ray fluorescence has become a safe, convenient and reliable tool for measuring intrathyroidal iodine stores in vivo with an inter-assay reproducibility estimated at roughly 10% 2. X-ray fluorescence, used by expert hands, is a highly interesting tool to follow changes of intra thyroidal iodine stores in time, subsequent e. g. to the exposure of the thyroid gland to excess iodine 3. In contrast, no definite place of X-ray fluorescence as a technique in routine assessment of thyroid disease is yet at the horizon This latter conclusion may appear somewhat disappointing. 200 pp. Englisch.

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Condizione: New. Dieser Artikel ist ein Print on Demand Artikel und wird nach Ihrer Bestellung fuer Sie gedruckt. Just prior to the 1982 Annual Meeting of the European Thyroid Association in Brussels, a number of outstanding experts in the field of X-ray fluorescence gathered at the Academisch Ziekenhuis of the Free University of Brussels in a joint effort to more clea.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Just prior to the 1982 Annual Meeting of the European Thyroid Association in Brussels, a number of outstanding experts in the field of X-ray fluorescence gathered at the Academisch Ziekenhuis of the Free University of Brussels in a joint effort to more clearly define the actual place and value of the latest newcomer among the techniques available for the in vivo assessment of thyroid function. It is the merit of Prof. M. Jonckheer to have organised this meeting and to have made available the work presented there to a larger public in the form of this monograph. Both, the meeting and the written accounts thereof are greatly appreciated by all thyroidologists who care for properly defining the genuine value of X-Ray fluorescence in scientific research and in clinical management of thyroid disorder. Three main conclusions can be drawn from the work presented 1. X-ray fluorescence has become a safe, convenient and reliable tool for measuring intrathyroidal iodine stores in vivo with an inter-assay reproducibility estimated at roughly 10% 2. X-ray fluorescence, used by expert hands, is a highly interesting tool to follow changes of intra thyroidal iodine stores in time, subsequent e. g. to the exposure of the thyroid gland to excess iodine 3. In contrast, no definite place of X-ray fluorescence as a technique in routine assessment of thyroid disease is yet at the horizon This latter conclusion may appear somewhat disappointing.Springer-Verlag KG, Sachsenplatz 4-6, 1201 Wien 200 pp. Englisch.