The therapeutical results were judged by the physician and patient separately by way of the parameters: rest pain, kinesalgia, pain following exercise and morning stiffness, at the beginning as well as two and four weeks after therapy.

Many authors state, almost as a truism, that amphibians are more vulnerable to environmental insults than are other vertebrates and therefore might serve as a kind of “canary in the coal mine,” an indicator of environmental degradation (e.g., Carroll 1999).

“Cat Brules, you're the living end! You're the worst boy I ever seen.”

muscular wastings