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| ARTICLES RELATED TO The Void | |  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - Races in the Warcraft universe - Void WalkerVoid Walkers are wraith-like demonic creatures with a blue body, somewhat resembling an elemental. Like succubbi, void walkers are another of the demon races enslaved by the Burning Legion and are under the command of the Pit Lord Magtheridon. They are made purely from shadows, and can absorb shadows around them to "mend" any wounds they receive in combat. However, being made from shadow means that they cannot hit too hard.
Void Walkers are the Warlock's main 'tank' minion in the game World of Warcraft. The spell is learned at level 10 as part of a s ...
See also:Races in the Warcraft universe, Races in the Warcraft universe - Chimaera, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dragons, Races in the Warcraft universe - Frost Wyrms, Races in the Warcraft universe - Black Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Red Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Blue Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Bronze Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Emerald Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gryphon, Races in the Warcraft universe - Hippogryph, Races in the Warcraft universe - Kodo, Races in the Warcraft universe - Wyvern, Races in the Warcraft universe - Doom Guards, Races in the Warcraft universe - Elemental, Races in the Warcraft universe - Eredar, Races in the Warcraft universe - Felhound, Races in the Warcraft universe - Fel Guard, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gargoyle, Races in the Warcraft universe - Infernal, Races in the Warcraft universe - Nathrezim, Races in the Warcraft universe - Pit Lord, Races in the Warcraft universe - Satyrs, Races in the Warcraft universe - The Scourge, Races in the Warcraft universe - Succubi, Races in the Warcraft universe - Void Walker, Races in the Warcraft universe - Centaur, Races in the Warcraft universe - Draenei, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dryads, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dwarves, Races in the Warcraft universe - Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - Night Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - High Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - Blood Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - Faceless Ones, Races in the Warcraft universe - Furbolg, Races in the Warcraft universe - Goblin, Races in the Warcraft universe - Golem, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gnoll, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gnome, Races in the Warcraft universe - Harpy, Races in the Warcraft universe - Human, Races in the Warcraft universe - Keeper of the Grove, Races in the Warcraft universe - Kobold, Races in the Warcraft universe - Mountain Giants, Races in the Warcraft universe - Murloc, Races in the Warcraft universe - Naga, Races in the Warcraft universe - Nerubian, Races in the Warcraft universe - Ogre, Races in the Warcraft universe - Orc, Races in the Warcraft universe - Pandaren, Races in the Warcraft universe - Quilboar, Races in the Warcraft universe - Silithid, Races in the Warcraft universe - Sprite/Faerie Dragons, Races in the Warcraft universe - Tauren, Races in the Warcraft universe - Titans, Races in the Warcraft universe - Treant, Races in the Warcraft universe - Trogg, Races in the Warcraft universe - Troll, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dark Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Forest Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Ice Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Jungle Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Sand Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Tuskarr, Races in the Warcraft universe - Undead, Races in the Warcraft universe - Forsaken, Races in the Warcraft universe - The Scourge, Races in the Warcraft universe - Wildkin, Races in the Warcraft universe - Worgen Read more here: » Races in the Warcraft universe: Encyclopedia II - Races in the Warcraft universe - Void Walker |
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|  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - City of Heroes enemy groups - Void HuntersA group dedicated to hunting down and destroying all Kheldans. Void Hunters wield quantum energy weapons specifically designed to disrupt Kheldans.
Not found anywhere on their own, Void Hunters spawn along with almost any other enemy in the game. They will occasionally be found outside with random street spawns, but they are mostly encountered in missions when a Kheldan is on the player team. ...
See also:City of Heroes enemy groups, City of Heroes enemy groups - Arachnos, City of Heroes enemy groups - Banished Pantheon, City of Heroes enemy groups - Carnival of Shadow, City of Heroes enemy groups - Circle of Thorns, City of Heroes enemy groups - Clockwork, City of Heroes enemy groups - The Council, City of Heroes enemy groups - Crey, City of Heroes enemy groups - Devouring Earth, City of Heroes enemy groups - The Family, City of Heroes enemy groups - Freakshow, City of Heroes enemy groups - Hellions, City of Heroes enemy groups - Hydra, City of Heroes enemy groups - The Lost, City of Heroes enemy groups - Malta Group, City of Heroes enemy groups - Nemesis, City of Heroes enemy groups - Outcasts, City of Heroes enemy groups - Rikti, City of Heroes enemy groups - Shivans, City of Heroes enemy groups - Skulls, City of Heroes enemy groups - Sky Raiders, City of Heroes enemy groups - Soldiers of Rularuu, City of Heroes enemy groups - Spectral Pirates, City of Heroes enemy groups - Trolls, City of Heroes enemy groups - Tsoo, City of Heroes enemy groups - Vahzilok, City of Heroes enemy groups - Warriors, City of Heroes enemy groups - 5th Column, City of Heroes enemy groups - Contaminated, City of Heroes enemy groups - Nictus, City of Heroes enemy groups - Praetorians, City of Heroes enemy groups - Shadow Shard Reflections, City of Heroes enemy groups - Spectral Passengers, City of Heroes enemy groups - Void Hunters, City of Heroes enemy groups - Arachnoids, City of Heroes enemy groups - Cage Consortium Guards, City of Heroes enemy groups - Cap au Diable Demons, City of Heroes enemy groups - Coralax Hybrids, City of Heroes enemy groups - Gold Brickers, City of Heroes enemy groups - Legacy Chain, City of Heroes enemy groups - Longbow, City of Heroes enemy groups - Luddites, City of Heroes enemy groups - The Mooks, City of Heroes enemy groups - Rogue Island Police, City of Heroes enemy groups - Scrapyarders, City of Heroes enemy groups - Slag Golems, City of Heroes enemy groups - Snakes, City of Heroes enemy groups - Wailers, City of Heroes enemy groups - Wyvern, City of Heroes enemy groups - Cabal, City of Heroes enemy groups - Fir Bolg, City of Heroes enemy groups - Ghosts, City of Heroes enemy groups - Igneous, City of Heroes enemy groups - Knives of Artemis, City of Heroes enemy groups - Prisoners, City of Heroes enemy groups - Red Cap, City of Heroes enemy groups - Tuatha de Dannon Read more here: » City of Heroes enemy groups: Encyclopedia II - City of Heroes enemy groups - Void Hunters |
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|  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - Races in the Warcraft universe - Void WalkerVoid Walkers are wraith-like demonic creatures with a blue body, somewhat resembling an elemental. Like succubbi, void walkers are another of the demon races enslaved by the Burning Legion and are under the command of the Pit Lord Magtheridon. They are made purely from shadows, and can absorb shadows around them to "mend" any wounds they receive in combat. However, being made from shadow means that they cannot hit too hard. They underwent a phase change from Warcraft III to World ...
See also:Races in the Warcraft universe, Races in the Warcraft universe - Animals, Races in the Warcraft universe - Bats, Races in the Warcraft universe - Bears, Races in the Warcraft universe - Boars, Races in the Warcraft universe - Canines, Races in the Warcraft universe - Carrion Birds, Races in the Warcraft universe - Crawlers, Races in the Warcraft universe - Crocolisks, Races in the Warcraft universe - Felines, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gorillas, Races in the Warcraft universe - Horses, Races in the Warcraft universe - Owls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Rams, Races in the Warcraft universe - Raptors, Races in the Warcraft universe - Scorpids, Races in the Warcraft universe - Spiders, Races in the Warcraft universe - Tallstriders, Races in the Warcraft universe - Turtles, Races in the Warcraft universe - Winged Serpents, Races in the Warcraft universe - Zhevra, Races in the Warcraft universe - Chimaera, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dragons, Races in the Warcraft universe - Frost Wyrms, Races in the Warcraft universe - Black Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Red Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Blue Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Bronze Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Emerald Dragons and Dragonspawn, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gryphon, Races in the Warcraft universe - Hippogryph, Races in the Warcraft universe - Kodo, Races in the Warcraft universe - Thunder Lizard, Races in the Warcraft universe - Wyvern, Races in the Warcraft universe - Doom Guards, Races in the Warcraft universe - Elemental, Races in the Warcraft universe - Eredar, Races in the Warcraft universe - Felhound, Races in the Warcraft universe - Fel Guard, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gargoyle, Races in the Warcraft universe - Imp, Races in the Warcraft universe - Infernal, Races in the Warcraft universe - Nathrezim, Races in the Warcraft universe - Pit Lord, Races in the Warcraft universe - Satyrs, Races in the Warcraft universe - Succubi, Races in the Warcraft universe - Void Walker, Races in the Warcraft universe - Centaur, Races in the Warcraft universe - Draenei, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dryads, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dwarves, Races in the Warcraft universe - Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - Night Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - High Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - Blood Elf, Races in the Warcraft universe - Faceless Ones, Races in the Warcraft universe - Furbolg, Races in the Warcraft universe - Goblin, Races in the Warcraft universe - Golem, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gnoll, Races in the Warcraft universe - Gnome, Races in the Warcraft universe - Harpy, Races in the Warcraft universe - Human, Races in the Warcraft universe - Keeper of the Grove, Races in the Warcraft universe - Kobold, Races in the Warcraft universe - Makrura, Races in the Warcraft universe - Mountain Giants, Races in the Warcraft universe - Murloc, Races in the Warcraft universe - Naga, Races in the Warcraft universe - Nerubian, Races in the Warcraft universe - Ogre, Races in the Warcraft universe - Orc, Races in the Warcraft universe - Pandaren, Races in the Warcraft universe - Quillboars, Races in the Warcraft universe - Silithid, Races in the Warcraft universe - Sprite/Faerie Dragons, Races in the Warcraft universe - Tauren, Races in the Warcraft universe - Titans, Races in the Warcraft universe - Treant, Races in the Warcraft universe - Trogg, Races in the Warcraft universe - Troll, Races in the Warcraft universe - Dark Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Forest Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Ice Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Jungle Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Sand Trolls, Races in the Warcraft universe - Tuskarr, Races in the Warcraft universe - Undead, Races in the Warcraft universe - Forsaken, Races in the Warcraft universe - The Scourge, Races in the Warcraft universe - Wendigo, Races in the Warcraft universe - Wildkin, Races in the Warcraft universe - Worgen Read more here: » Races in the Warcraft universe: Encyclopedia II - Races in the Warcraft universe - Void Walker |
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|  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - Hong Kong action cinema - The Post Bruce Lee VoidAfter the death of Bruce Lee, Hong Kong suddenly found its biggest hope yet for global success gone. But Westerners, given their first taste of kung fu movies, had a huge appetite for more and Hong Kong tried to provide. A number of performers adopted similar-sounding screen names, including Bruce Li, Bruce Le, Bruce Lei (a.k.a. Dragon Lee) and Bruce Lai. Their Chinese screen names were also chosen to echo Lee's.
A major "Bruceploitation" film was The Clones of Bruce Lee (1977), wherein a professor makes three Bruce Lee clones ...
See also:Hong Kong action cinema, Hong Kong action cinema - The kung fu wave, Hong Kong action cinema - Bruce Lee, Hong Kong action cinema - The Post Bruce Lee Void, Hong Kong action cinema - Jackie Chan and the kung fu comedy, Hong Kong action cinema - Reinventing Action Cinema, Hong Kong action cinema - Jackie Chan and the modern kung fu film, Hong Kong action cinema - Tsui Hark and Cinema City, Hong Kong action cinema - John Woo and the gangster film, Hong Kong action cinema - The wire fu wave, Hong Kong action cinema - Influence in the West, Hong Kong action cinema - Exit of many Leading Figures Read more here: » Hong Kong action cinema: Encyclopedia II - Hong Kong action cinema - The Post Bruce Lee Void |
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|  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - RBMK - DesignAn RBMK employs long (7 metre) vertical pressure tubes running through graphite moderator, and is cooled by water, which is allowed to boil in the core at 290 °C, much as in a boiling water reactor. Fuel is low-enriched uranium oxide made up into fuel assemblies 3.5 metres long. With moderation largely due to the fixed graphite, excess boiling simply reduces the cooling and neutron absorption without inhibiting the fission reaction, so the reactor can have a large positive void coefficient, and a positive feedback problem can arise (such as at Cherno ...
See also:RBMK, RBMK - Design, RBMK - Positive void coefficient, RBMK - Containment, RBMK - Improvements since the Chernobyl accident, RBMK - Closures Read more here: » RBMK: Encyclopedia II - RBMK - Design |
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| |  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - Refrigerator mother - Origins of 'refrigerator mother' theoryPsychologist Bruno Bettelheim and other mental health professionals championed the notion autism was the product of mothers who were cold, distant and rejecting, thus deprived of the chance to 'bond properly'. The theory was embraced by the medical establishment and went largely unchallenged into the mid-1960's, but its effects have lingered into the 21st century.
As early as 1943, Leo Kanner, who first identified autism, called attention to what appeared to him as a lack of parental warmth and attachment among the mothers of autistic ...
See also:Refrigerator mother, Refrigerator mother - Origins of 'refrigerator mother' theory, Refrigerator mother - New explanations: filling a theoretical void, Refrigerator mother - Aftermath: escalating controversy, Refrigerator mother - Persistence of a stereotype Read more here: » Refrigerator mother: Encyclopedia II - Refrigerator mother - Origins of 'refrigerator mother' theory |
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|  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - Refrigerator mother - Aftermath: escalating controversyA growing number of parents, and a limited number of healthcare experts, reject the notion that autism is strictly an innate genetic disorder, noting there is no such thing as a genetic epidemic. Instead, parents seeking alternative explanations often link vaccines to the onset of autism, among a variety of other possible environmental causes.
Not satisfied with explanations offered by medical authorities, a number of parent led advocacy groups have sprung up seeking better explanations for the causes of autism. Some are loosely allie ...
See also:Refrigerator mother, Refrigerator mother - Origins of 'refrigerator mother' theory, Refrigerator mother - New explanations: filling a theoretical void, Refrigerator mother - Aftermath: escalating controversy, Refrigerator mother - Persistence of a stereotype Read more here: » Refrigerator mother: Encyclopedia II - Refrigerator mother - Aftermath: escalating controversy |
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|  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - Lyoko - DescriptionLyoko is contained within a supercomputer within the factory. It is divided into five separate sectors, all with their own unique features. The first four sectors are arranged around the fifth, like the spokes of a bicycle wheel. Each sector is isolated from the others by the digital sea, also known as the digital void. The residents of Lyoko are called Lyokons, which come in varying types depending on circumstance.
Within Lyoko, the normal laws of gravity and physics do not fully apply, allowing Lyokons to easily achieve feats of acr ...
See also:Lyoko, Lyoko - Description, Lyoko - Towers, Lyoko - Parts of Lyoko, Lyoko - Ice Barrier Sector 1, Lyoko - Desert Sector 2, Lyoko - Forest Sector 3, Lyoko - Mountain Sector 4, Lyoko - Carthage Sector 5, Lyoko - Digital Void / Sea, Lyoko - Virtual Limbo, Lyoko - Trivia Read more here: » Lyoko: Encyclopedia II - Lyoko - Description |
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|  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - The Book of Five Rings - The five booksAlthough it is difficult to grasp it from the book, Go Rin No Sho, these books are actually the teachings which Musashi preached to his students in his own dojo. Despite the ideas from others, the books are not based on another school of teaching, because Musashi was not bound by such a regimen.
The five "books" refer to the idea that there are different elements of battle, just as there are different physical elements in life, as described by Buddhism, Shinto, and other Eastern religions. The Five books below are descriptions ...
See also:The Book of Five Rings, The Book of Five Rings - The five books, The Book of Five Rings - The Ground Book, The Book of Five Rings - The Water Book, The Book of Five Rings - The Fire Book, The Book of Five Rings - The Wind Book, The Book of Five Rings - The Void Book, The Book of Five Rings - References in Literature Read more here: » The Book of Five Rings: Encyclopedia II - The Book of Five Rings - The five books |
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|  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - Peter F. Hamilton - Bibliography
Peter F. Hamilton - The Greg Mandel Trilogy.
Mindstar Rising (1993)
A Quantum Murder (1994)
The Nano Flower (1995)
Peter F. Hamilton - The Night's Dawn Trilogy.
The Reality Dysfunction (1996, published in two volumes in the US, Emergence and Expansion)
The Neutronium Alchemist (1997, published in two volumes in the US, Consolidation and Conflict)
The Naked God (1999, published in two volumes in paperback in the US, Flight ...
See also:Peter F. Hamilton, Peter F. Hamilton - Bibliography, Peter F. Hamilton - The Greg Mandel Trilogy, Peter F. Hamilton - The Night's Dawn Trilogy, Peter F. Hamilton - The Commonwealth Saga, Peter F. Hamilton - The Void Trilogy, Peter F. Hamilton - Other novels, Peter F. Hamilton - Short fiction, Peter F. Hamilton - Miscellaneous, Peter F. Hamilton - Interviews Read more here: » Peter F. Hamilton: Encyclopedia II - Peter F. Hamilton - Bibliography |
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|  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - Lyoko - Parts of Lyoko
Lyoko - Ice Barrier Sector 1.
Composed of large glaciers and thin paths, the Ice Barrier is just as slippery as any ice-covered area in the real world. Many of the towers in this sector are very well hidden, and are often only accessible through tunnels one must "surf" down. In the tunnels, stalactites and stalagmites pose a serious threat at higher speeds. On occasion, the group has had to traverse mazes in order to find the towers. In the episode The Girl of the Dreams, Odd mentions that Aelita may be "snowbound," referring to a blizzard, but this phenomenon has yet ...
See also:Lyoko, Lyoko - Description, Lyoko - Towers, Lyoko - Parts of Lyoko, Lyoko - Ice Barrier Sector 1, Lyoko - Desert Sector 2, Lyoko - Forest Sector 3, Lyoko - Mountain Sector 4, Lyoko - Carthage Sector 5, Lyoko - Digital Void / Sea, Lyoko - Virtual Limbo, Lyoko - Trivia Read more here: » Lyoko: Encyclopedia II - Lyoko - Parts of Lyoko |
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| | |  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - Urinary incontinence - Urinary incontinence in womenWomen experience incontinence twice as often as men. Pregnancy and childbirth, menopause, and the structure of the female urinary tract account for this difference. But both women and men can become incontinent from neurologic injury, birth defects, strokes, multiple sclerosis, and physical problems associated with aging.
While urinary incontince affects older women more often than younger women, the onset of incontinence is not inevitable with age. Incontinence is treatable and often curable at all ages.
Women w ...
See also:Urinary incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Urinary incontinence in women, Urinary incontinence - Resources, Urinary incontinence - Types of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Stress incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Urge incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Functional incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Overflow incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Other types of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Diagnosis of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Treatment of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Exercises, Urinary incontinence - Electrical stimulation, Urinary incontinence - Biofeedback, Urinary incontinence - Timed voiding or bladder training, Urinary incontinence - Medications, Urinary incontinence - Pessaries, Urinary incontinence - Implants, Urinary incontinence - Surgery, Urinary incontinence - Catheterization, Urinary incontinence - Other procedures, Urinary incontinence - Urinary incontinence in children, Urinary incontinence - Causes of nighttime incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Slower physical development, Urinary incontinence - Excessive output of urine during sleep, Urinary incontinence - Anxiety, Urinary incontinence - Genetics, Urinary incontinence - Obstructive sleep apnea, Urinary incontinence - Structural problems, Urinary incontinence - Causes of daytime incontinence, Urinary incontinence - An overactive bladder, Urinary incontinence - Infrequent voiding, Urinary incontinence - Other causes, Urinary incontinence - Treatments for childhood urinary incontinence Read more here: » Urinary incontinence: Encyclopedia II - Urinary incontinence - Urinary incontinence in women |
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|  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - Urinary incontinence - Types of incontinence
Urinary incontinence - Stress incontinence.
Stress incontinence is incontinence that is caused by actions such as coughing, laughing, sneezing, exercising or other movements that increase intrabdominal pressure and thus increase pressure on the bladder. Physical changes resulting from pregnancy, childbirth, and menopause often cause stress incontinence. It is the most common form of incontinence in women and is treatable.
The bladder is supported by muscles of the pelvic floor. If these muscles weaken, the ...
See also:Urinary incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Urinary incontinence in women, Urinary incontinence - Resources, Urinary incontinence - Types of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Stress incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Urge incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Functional incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Overflow incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Other types of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Diagnosis of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Treatment of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Exercises, Urinary incontinence - Electrical stimulation, Urinary incontinence - Biofeedback, Urinary incontinence - Timed voiding or bladder training, Urinary incontinence - Medications, Urinary incontinence - Pessaries, Urinary incontinence - Implants, Urinary incontinence - Surgery, Urinary incontinence - Catheterization, Urinary incontinence - Other procedures, Urinary incontinence - Urinary incontinence in children, Urinary incontinence - Causes of nighttime incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Slower physical development, Urinary incontinence - Excessive output of urine during sleep, Urinary incontinence - Anxiety, Urinary incontinence - Genetics, Urinary incontinence - Obstructive sleep apnea, Urinary incontinence - Structural problems, Urinary incontinence - Causes of daytime incontinence, Urinary incontinence - An overactive bladder, Urinary incontinence - Infrequent voiding, Urinary incontinence - Other causes, Urinary incontinence - Treatments for childhood urinary incontinence Read more here: » Urinary incontinence: Encyclopedia II - Urinary incontinence - Types of incontinence |
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|  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - Urinary incontinence - Diagnosis of incontinencePatients with incontinence should be referred to a medical practitioner specializing in this field. Urologists specialize in the urinary tract, and some urologists further specialize in the female urinary tract. Gynecologists and obstetricians specialize in the female reproductive tract and childbirth. A urogynecologist focuses on urological problems in women. Family practitioners and internists see patients for all kinds of ...
See also:Urinary incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Urinary incontinence in women, Urinary incontinence - Resources, Urinary incontinence - Types of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Stress incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Urge incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Functional incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Overflow incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Other types of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Diagnosis of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Treatment of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Exercises, Urinary incontinence - Electrical stimulation, Urinary incontinence - Biofeedback, Urinary incontinence - Timed voiding or bladder training, Urinary incontinence - Medications, Urinary incontinence - Pessaries, Urinary incontinence - Implants, Urinary incontinence - Surgery, Urinary incontinence - Catheterization, Urinary incontinence - Other procedures, Urinary incontinence - Urinary incontinence in children, Urinary incontinence - Causes of nighttime incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Slower physical development, Urinary incontinence - Excessive output of urine during sleep, Urinary incontinence - Anxiety, Urinary incontinence - Genetics, Urinary incontinence - Obstructive sleep apnea, Urinary incontinence - Structural problems, Urinary incontinence - Causes of daytime incontinence, Urinary incontinence - An overactive bladder, Urinary incontinence - Infrequent voiding, Urinary incontinence - Other causes, Urinary incontinence - Treatments for childhood urinary incontinence Read more here: » Urinary incontinence: Encyclopedia II - Urinary incontinence - Diagnosis of incontinence |
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|  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - Urinary incontinence - Treatment of incontinence
Urinary incontinence - Exercises.
Kegel exercises to strengthen or retrain pelvic floor muscles and sphincter muscles can reduce or cure stress leakage. Women of all ages can learn and practice these exercises, which are taught by a health care professional.
Most Kegel exercises do not require equipment. However, one technique involves the use of weighted cones. For this exercise, the patient stands and holds a cone-shaped object within her vagina. As the patient becomes accustomed to the weight, cones of increasing weight are substi ...
See also:Urinary incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Urinary incontinence in women, Urinary incontinence - Resources, Urinary incontinence - Types of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Stress incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Urge incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Functional incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Overflow incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Other types of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Diagnosis of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Treatment of incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Exercises, Urinary incontinence - Electrical stimulation, Urinary incontinence - Biofeedback, Urinary incontinence - Timed voiding or bladder training, Urinary incontinence - Medications, Urinary incontinence - Pessaries, Urinary incontinence - Implants, Urinary incontinence - Surgery, Urinary incontinence - Catheterization, Urinary incontinence - Other procedures, Urinary incontinence - Urinary incontinence in children, Urinary incontinence - Causes of nighttime incontinence, Urinary incontinence - Slower physical development, Urinary incontinence - Excessive output of urine during sleep, Urinary incontinence - Anxiety, Urinary incontinence - Genetics, Urinary incontinence - Obstructive sleep apnea, Urinary incontinence - Structural problems, Urinary incontinence - Causes of daytime incontinence, Urinary incontinence - An overactive bladder, Urinary incontinence - Infrequent voiding, Urinary incontinence - Other causes, Urinary incontinence - Treatments for childhood urinary incontinence Read more here: » Urinary incontinence: Encyclopedia II - Urinary incontinence - Treatment of incontinence |
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|  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - Hong Kong action cinema - Reinventing Action CinemaChan's clowning may have helped extend the life of the kung fu wave. For all that, he had become a star towards the end of the boom, and would soon help move the colony towards a new type of action. In the 1980s, he and many colleagues would forge a slicker, more spectacular Hong Kong pop cinema that would successfully compete with the post-Star Wars summer blockbusters from America.
Hong ...
See also:Hong Kong action cinema, Hong Kong action cinema - The kung fu wave, Hong Kong action cinema - Bruce Lee, Hong Kong action cinema - The Post Bruce Lee Void, Hong Kong action cinema - Jackie Chan and the kung fu comedy, Hong Kong action cinema - Reinventing Action Cinema, Hong Kong action cinema - Jackie Chan and the modern kung fu film, Hong Kong action cinema - Tsui Hark and Cinema City, Hong Kong action cinema - John Woo and the gangster film, Hong Kong action cinema - The wire fu wave, Hong Kong action cinema - Influence in the West, Hong Kong action cinema - Exit of many Leading Figures Read more here: » Hong Kong action cinema: Encyclopedia II - Hong Kong action cinema - Reinventing Action Cinema |
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|  |  |  | The Void: Encyclopedia II - Hong Kong action cinema - Influence in the WestAll of these developments not only made Hong Kong the dominant cinema in East Asia, but reawakened Western interest. Jackie Chan and films like Tsui Hark's Peking Opera Blues (1986) were already building a cult following when Woo's The Killer (1989) had a limited but successful release in the U.S. and opened the floodgates. In the '90s, Westerners with an eye on "alternative" culture became common sights in Chinatown video shops and theaters, and gradually the films became more available in the mainstream video market and even ...
See also:Hong Kong action cinema, Hong Kong action cinema - The kung fu wave, Hong Kong action cinema - Bruce Lee, Hong Kong action cinema - The Post Bruce Lee Void, Hong Kong action cinema - Jackie Chan and the kung fu comedy, Hong Kong action cinema - Reinventing Action Cinema, Hong Kong action cinema - Jackie Chan and the modern kung fu film, Hong Kong action cinema - Tsui Hark and Cinema City, Hong Kong action cinema - John Woo and the gangster film, Hong Kong action cinema - The wire fu wave, Hong Kong action cinema - Influence in the West, Hong Kong action cinema - Exit of many Leading Figures Read more here: » Hong Kong action cinema: Encyclopedia II - Hong Kong action cinema - Influence in the West |
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