a while to settle into the film, mainly because we are expected to like a gang of scumbags who attack people in the street at knifepoint and who speak with the uncompromising accents, only some of which I was able to fully understand.

And yet despite an early sequence where a nurse is assaulted (thus your liking for these kids reach rock bottom) director Cornish during the course of the film still manages to make these characters quite likeable and I guess that can only be considered an achievement. Obviously some of the credit has to be given to the realistic and natural performances from the gang of inexperienced actors, headed by the taciturn Moses, perfectly played by John Boyega.

The film on the whole is probably way too sillythe thyroid function was normal. Twelve hours after warming his body with an electric blanket in addition to providing volume resuscitation, the hypothermia improved. On Day 2, brain MRI showed an acute cerebral lacunar infarction in the right corona radiate. On Day 5, the patient resumed an alert level of consciousness. One month after admission, the patient had regained his former clinical state.

Patient 2 {#omy089s4}
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A 73-year-old man noticed bradykinesia in 2004. In 2005, he had some difficulty in walking and visited our hospital. He showed parkinsonian features, including bradykinesia, cogwheel rigidity in all four limbs, stooped posture and frozen gait, and these signs and symptoms responded to treatment with levodopa (300 mg/d). After 2006, treatment with pramipexole followed by subsequent treatment with selegiline was begun because bradykinesia had