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Kneereplacement

Thrombosis prevention after total hip and kneereplacement: What are the advantages or disadvantages of apixaban (Eliquis)? Apixaban (Eliquis trading name) is authorized since May 2011 for the prevention of thrombosis after kneereplacement surgery to replace a hip or knee joint. After the insertion of an artificial hip or knee joint is increased in the blood vessels for a time the risk of clots. These clots (medical: thrombus) may then be washed away with the blood flow and block at another location in the body of a blood vessel. Most clots but are metabolized by the body so quickly that they do not cause any discomfort. Sometimes, however, occur in the weeks following joint replacement surgery symptomatic "thromboembolism," for example in the lungs and inside of the leg arterial system (known as deep vein). For prevention of thrombosis, leading to discomfort, there are several medications available. With apixaban in May 2011, another product has been authorized. How is apixaban? Apixaban is taken twice daily as a tablet (2.5 mg), the first time. Within 12 to 24 hours after kneereplacement surgery After a hip replacement, it should be taken 32 to 38 days after a kneereplacement 10 to 14 days.

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Struts2 jQuery configuration issue

Struts2 JQuery or Dojo, not a hard choice As the Apache Struts has degraded the Dojo plugin from Struts 2.1  many of the developers have made their mind for switching everything to jQuery. While doing so, they particularly notices the difference in sizes (170kb vs 19kb above). One may experience little troubles with the IE browser with handling dojo scripts.  Some times this happens with jQuery as well (when you works for a longer period of time, sometimes the script stops functioning)? The biggest problem one faces is that the tree tag does not exist in jquery. In such a case, it is advisable to maintain the old dojo tags for that part which has already created a lot of conflicts between dojo and jquery. Changing ALL tags instantly to jquery in order to avoid unusual behavior is recommended here. Many developers recommend jQuery. They say that they found Dojo a bit interfering and switched to jQuery with which it becomes a lot more easier as it only uses the standard HTML markup instead of adding it's own tags like Dojo does. Also you can find out a ton more documentation for jQuery then Dojo. On eZdia, you can seek live advices from Experts on Struts2 jQuery. Various articles have been published on Struts 2 Framework, you can also find full working code for jQuery Plugin.