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12. Introduction

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Rampa, G., primary, Stella, L., additional, and Thirlwall, A. P., additional

Published
1998
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16. Selection of Candidates and Waiting List, Dealing with the Media and the Public, Setting Up a Pilot Study, Clinical Trial Organization, Staff Requisites for Hand Transplantation:The Milan Experience

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Lanzetta, Marco, primary, Nolli, Roberta, additional, Radaelli, Ilaria, additional, Coletti, Rosella, additional, Paleari, Felice, additional, Cappellini, Anna, additional, Uggeri, Franco, additional, Scalamogna, Mario, additional, and Rampa, Alessandro, additional

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19. Selection of Candidates and Waiting List, Dealing with the Media and the Public, Setting Up a Pilot Study, Clinical Trial Organization, Staff Requisites for Hand Transplantation:The Milan Experience.

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Dubernard, Jean-Michel, Petruzzo, Palmina, Lanzetta, Marco, Nolli, Roberta, Radaelli, Ilaria, Coletti, Rosella, Paleari, Felice, Cappellini, Anna, Uggeri, Franco, Scalamogna, Mario, and Rampa, Alessandro

Abstract

Hand surgeons and reconstructive microsurgeons have been "transplanting" composite tissues for a long time. Every time we perform a free flap, we are actually performing a true transplant. Most of the time there is no choice other than to adapt a flap coming from a certain donor area to a recipient area with different characteristics. Normally this happens in cases of complex multitissue defects or when the tissue that needs reconstruction carries some unique features. So while we are now exploring the area of prefabrication or prelamination of flaps, we are aware that we are far from perfection, hence the need to look at using possible allogeneic tissues [1]. With the advent of microsurgery, the long-term results of autologous replantation of the upper extremity, especially after a clean-cut amputation, have become extremely good. In a recent long-term review study, it was shown that replanted hands and forearms had a mean loss of range of motion of 17.5% [2]. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2007
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20. An Agent Based Approach for Intrusion Detection and Prevention in Mobile Networks.

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Veeraraghavan, Sampathkumar, Rampa, Sankeerth, Kannan, Anand, and Kannan

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INTELLIGENT agents, ANOMALY detection (Computer security), MOBILE communication systems, COMPUTER security, ARTIFICIAL intelligence
Abstract

This paper describes about an intelligent agent based intrusion detection and prevention system for mobile ad hoc network. This system collects data from application layer and network layer and classifies them using the log file data collected from these layers and local anomalies are computed using local agents finally it is sent to a global agent for integration. The local agents monitor the two layers of the network to determine the correlation among the observed anomalous patterns, reporting such abnormal behavior to the administrator for taking possible action. Our simulation results obtained after integration shows that it is possible to obtain high intrusion-detection rates (99.2%) and low false-alarm rates. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2007

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