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Discordant frequencies of tissue‐resident and circulating CD180‐negative B cells in chronic rhinosinusitis
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Temporal changes in treatments and outcomes after acute myocardial infarction among cancer survivors and patients without cancer, 1995 to 2013
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Gregory M. Siller MMBS Geoffrey M. Strutton FRACP Geoffrey A. Moore MBBS BSc David M. Kanowski And FACD Judith A. Nedwich FRCPA 《The Australasian journal of dermatology》1994,35(1):11-14
Glucagonoma Syndrome is a rare syndrome comprising hyperglucagonemia, diabetes mellitus, necrolytic migratory erythema and hypoaminoacidemia in the setting of a glucagon producing, alpha cell tumour of the pancreas. We report a case of Glucagonoma Syndrome palliatively treated successfully with octreotide. In addition to classical clinical and biochemical findings, this patient also had a Glomus Jugulars tumour, and Empty Sella Syndrome and demonstrated an unusual pattern of plasma lactate dehydrogenase isoenzymes, features not previously reported in this syndrome. 相似文献
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Hilmar P. Sigurdsson PhD Alison J. Yarnall PhD FRCP Brook Galna PhD Sue Lord PhD Lisa Alcock PhD Rachael A. Lawson PhD Sean J. Colloby PhD Michael J. Firbank PhD John-Paul Taylor MMBS PhD MRC Psych Nicola Pavese MD PhD David J. Brooks FRCP MD DSc FMedSci John T. O'Brien DM FMedSci David J. Burn FRCP MD FMedSci Lynn Rochester PhD 《Movement disorders》2022,37(6):1222-1234
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Perceptions and practice of universal blood and body fluid precautions by registered nurses at a major Sydney teaching hospital 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Vickie M. Knight RGN SHVNCert FPACert MHScEd & Neil J. Bodsworth MMBS FACSHP 《Journal of advanced nursing》1998,27(4):746-751
Guidelines for universal blood and body fluid precautions (UBBFP) designed to protect health care workers from occupational exposure to blood borne pathogens have been developed by the US Centers for Disease Control. These guidelines have been adopted by the New South Wales Department of Health and all major Australian hospitals. To determine the degree of understanding and utilization of UBBFP by Australian nurses, 192 nurses were asked about UBBFP, recent occupational exposures and understanding of hepatitis B transmission. Seventy-three per cent of nurses stated they 'used UBBFP at all times', yet only 58% of these nurses stated they always used gloves when 'handling blood or blood equipment' and just 85% reported always using 'gloves to clean up urine and faeces'. Overall 146 (76%) nurses experienced 230 occupational exposures (168 mucocutaneous, 48 percutaneous) in the previous 6 months. These were more common in men ( P =0·024) and in operating theatres (95% of nurses) and high dependency units (88%). Percutaneous exposures were significantly more frequent in nurses who stated they did not wear gloves when handling blood/blood equipment ( P =0·036), whereas mucocutaneous exposures were significantly more frequent among nurses who stated they do not adhere to UBBFP at all times ( P =0·005). Eighty-three per cent of nurses experiencing exposures did not report all of them. In this study knowledge and adoption of UBBFP translated directly into lower risk for an occupational exposure. It is concluded that educational strategies to improve understanding and adoption of UBBFP by nurses are required. 相似文献
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