In a matter of hours they realised that they could go much further. Like many of their colleagues, they followed Sputnik‘s every pass and calculated how far away it was from them, using the slight variation in frequency caused by the so-called Doppler effect, the same one that alters the sound of a train whistle as it passes a station. But they didn’t stop at that simple calculation. Guier and Weiffenbach concentrated on analysing the data of the “Doppler shift” at their location, with the ambitious goal of being able to deduce the entire trajectory of its orbit. This would enable them to predict the exact position of the Soviet satellite at any given time. Satellite signal’s reveiver from TRANSIT system, in service until 1996. Credit: NOAA National Geodetic Survey Caton J, Deschamps G, Chambat P, Lerat JL, Dejour H (1982) Les rotules basses. A propos de 128 observations. Rev Chir Orthop 68:317–325 Optic disc swelling is seen on fundoscopy in one-third of patients during the active phase. In the absence of observable papillitis, signs and symptoms of ON are usually sufficient to establish the diagnosis of retrobulbar neuritis. Figure 3. Fluorescein Angiogram done on a patient with suspected atypical ON, showing bilateral late disc hyperfluorescence in mild papillitis. Laboratory Testing Trillat A, Dejour H, Couette A (1964) Diagnostic et traitement des subluxations récidivantes de la rotule. Rev Chir Orthop 50:813–824

Walking through the old center of Tréguier, you will have the opportunity to admire the old bishopric which today houses the town hall. It was classified for its roofs and facades and listed for its deliberation room. Not far away, the Hotel de la Tour has also been listed and listed in the Historical Monuments.Infectious (e.g., Herpes Zoster, Lyme Disease, Syphilis, Tuberculosis, Dengue, mumps, and West Nile Virus, Tuberculosis, Hepatitis B, Rabies, Tetanus, Meningitis, Anthrax, Measles, Rubella.)

The characterful small town of Tréguier in Côtes-d'Armor, evangelised in the 6th century, is one of the seven stops on the Breton pilgrimage, the Tro Breiz. Insall J, Goldberg V, Salvati E (1972) Recurrent dislocation and the high-riding patella. Clin Orthop 88:67–69 Inflammatory autoimmune (e.g., Sarcoidosis, Systemic Lupus Erythematosus, Sjogren Syndrome, and Bechet Disease)Table 1- Figure 1. Fundus photos showing bilateral swollen optic nerve head. (Courtesy of Nagham Al-Zubidi, MD.)

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