O32 Defining normal ranges for 96-hour wireless PH monitoring using healthy controls [PDF]
Introduction Technology now allows up to 96-hour wireless pH-recording in clinical practice; however, no normal values exist for this methodology. This study acquired 96-hour esophageal pH recordings in healthy controls (HC) and compared these values ...
Radu Rusu +6 more
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J1046+4047: an extremely low-metallicity dwarf star-forming galaxy with O32 = 57 [PDF]
Using the optical spectrum obtained with the Kitt Peak Ohio State Multi-Object Spectrograph (KOSMOS) mounted on the Apache Point Observatory (APO) 3.5m Telescope and the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS) spectrum, we study the properties of one of the ...
Y. I. Izotov, T. X. Thuan, N. G. Guseva
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O32 TREATMENT OF FASCIAL DEHISCENCE IS IMPROVED BY MESH REINFORCEMENT [PDF]
In 2014 fascial dehiscence (FD) was treated with re-suturing the fascia as the only measure in half of the cases at our institution, with discouraging re-rupture and incisional hernia (IH) rates.
Patrik Kjärsgård Pettersson +1 more
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O32 Use of In-Situ simulation to tackle latent threats in a major haemorrhage protocol – difficulties and determination [PDF]
Introduction Major Haemorrhage carries a high mortality of 32%1 and requires a co-ordinated response from bloodbank, clinical areas and porters. In-situ simulation can reveal latent threats which are not shown by Patient Safety Incident reporting.2 ...
Jenny Woodruff +5 more
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O32 Skin proteome investigation in cutaneous lupus erythematosus (CLE) reveals novel unique disease pathways [PDF]
Background Cutaneous Lupus Erythematosus (CLE) is an autoimmune disease. It can be limited to the skin or be one of manifestations of systemic LE (SLE). The typical histopathologic pattern in CLE/SLE is interface dermatitis, which can also be observed in
Timothy B. Niewold +10 more
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O32: TRANSPARENCY IN SURGICAL RANDOMISED CONTROLLED TRIALS: CROSS-SECTIONAL, OBSERVATIONAL STUDY [PDF]
Randomised controlled trials (RCT) often provide the scientific basis on which commissioning and treatment decisions are made. It is essential that their results and methods are reported transparently.
J. P. Helliwell +7 more
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O32 Evolving ethnographic sensibilities: using actor-network theory in health services research [PDF]
Background In a recent editorial,1 discuss the use of ethnography and the ‘ethnographic label’ in health services research. Commenting on Vindrola-Padros & Vindrola-Padros’2 review of ‘rapid ethnographies’, the authors encourage further debate around the
Amit Desai, Sara Donetto
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O32 Serious infection with tocilizumab compared to TNF-inhibitors and other bDMARDS in rheumatoid arthritis patients: does line of therapy matter? [PDF]
Background/Aims In the real-world, tocilizumab is prescribed to a population of patients different from those prescribed TNF-inhibitors, often older with longer disease duration, worse functional status and more previous b- or tsDMARDs.
Kim Lauper +5 more
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O32 Digital artery volume index (DAVIX©) predicts the onset of future digital ulcers in patients with SSc [PDF]
Digital Ulcer Disease is a main vascular manifestation of Systemic Sclerosis (SSc) caused by progressive narrowing of digital arteries with consequent tissue ischemia.
Klodian Gjeloshi +8 more
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O32 Ethnicity and sexual behaviours – the association between ethnicity and sexual risk behaviours reported by heterosexual men and women in a gum setting [PDF]
Introduction In the UK people of black ethnicity experience a disproportionate burden of HIV and STI. We aimed to assess the association of ethnicity with sexual risk behaviours (SRB) and sexual health among heterosexual men and women. Methods AURAH is a
Rachel Coyle +13 more
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