Dextroscoliosis is one form of scoliosis, a medical condition in which the patient suffers from curvature of the spine. If the spine curves to the right, this is known as dextroscoliosis, as opposed to levoscoliosis, which is a left curvature. These curvatures are s-shaped or c-shaped and are viewed from the front or back. They differ from the normal curving of the vertebrae seen from the side view of the patient.
For anorexia the cost of illness amounts to approximately 195 million euros (73 direct costs and 122 mortality costs, for bulimia it comes to around 124 million euros (12 direct costs and 112 mortality costs). The annual cost per anorexia and bulimia patient is approximately 5,300 and 1,300 euros, respectively. This cost-of-illness analysis underlines the significance of indirect costs due to premature death, but also highlights the extremely cost-intensive treatment.
What are the operating cost of the blimp? The cost to operate a blimp are nominal. Helium can be obtained from a local welding supplier and helium sells for around $100.00 per 250 cuft tank. After the initial helium fill of the blimp, the envelope will periodically need to be refreshed with more helium. Over time some air will displace a portion of the helium causing the blimp to fly heavy. The air can be purged with out completely deflating the blimp using only a small amount of helium. The motors of an indoor blimp run off rechargable NMH battery packs that need only a 120-volt outlet to recharge.