Search Results - "Andrews, P. J."

Monitoring the injured brain: ICP and CBF by Steiner, L.A., Andrews, P.J.D.

“…Raised intracranial pressure (ICP) and low cerebral blood flow (CBF) are associated with ischaemia and poor outcome after brain injury. Therefore, many…”
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Novel markers of coronary inflammation in patients with type 2 diabetes by Andrews, J.P.M., Dweck, M.R.

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Peak nasal inspiratory flow correlates with quality of life in functional endoscopic sinus surgery by Whitcroft, K.L., Andrews, P.J., Randhawa, P.S.

“…Objectives Whilst nasal function and airflow improve subjectively following functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS), a clinically useful and objective tool…”
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Outcomes in endoscopic sinus surgery: olfaction, nose scale and quality of life in a prospective cohort study by Andrews, P.J., Poirrier, A.-L., Lund, V.J., Choi, D.

“…Objectives To determine the efficacy of endoscopic sinus surgery (ESS) on olfactory function in chronic rhinosinusitis patients with nasal polyps (CRSwNP) and…”
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The need for an objective measure in septorhinoplasty surgery: are we any closer to finding an answer? by Andrews, P.J., Choudhury, N., Takhar, A., Poirrier, A.L., Jacques, T., Randhawa, P.S.

“…Objectives To assess the reliability of nasal inspiratory peak flow (NIPF) in providing a clinically accurate objective measure following functional…”
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Incidental finding of large pneumothorax on Cardiac MR scan by Andrews, J P M, McKillop, G, Dweck, M R

“…We believe this is the first case report of a pneumothorax being identified using cardiac magnetic resonance imaging. This case also illustrates the…”
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The outcome of septorhinoplasty surgery on olfactory function by Randhawa, P.S., Watson, N., Lechner, M., Ritchie, L., Choudhury, N., Andrews, P.J.

“…Objectives To assess olfactory outcomes in patients undergoing septorhinoplasty surgery in our unit. Design Prospective cohort study. Setting The Royal…”
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Esophageal temperature after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest: An observational study by Lyon, R.M, Richardson, S.E, Hay, A.W, Andrews, P.J.D, Robertson, C.E, Clegg, G.R

“…Abstract Introduction Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) is a significant cause of death and severe neurological disability. The only post-return of…”
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Beta/Gamma EEG activity in Patients with Primary and secondary Insomnia and Good Sleeper controls by PERLIS, Michael L, SMITH, Michael T, ANDREWS, Patrick J, ORFF, Henry, GILES, Donna E

“…Several studies have shown that patients with insomnia exhibit elevated levels of Beta EEG activity (14-35 Hz) at or around sleep onset and during NREM sleep…”
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Predicting survival using simple clinical variables: a case study in traumatic brain injury by Signorini, David F, Andrews, Peter J D, Jones, Patricia A, Wardlaw, Joanna M, Miller, J Douglas

“…OBJECTIVES Prediction of patient outcome can be useful as an aid to clinical decision making, to explore possible biological mechanisms, and as part of the…”
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Enhanced upper respiratory tract airflow and head fanning reduce brain temperature in brain-injured, mechanically ventilated patients: a randomized, crossover, factorial trial by Harris, B.A., Andrews, P.J.D., Murray, G.D.

“…Heat loss from the upper airways and through the skull are physiological mechanisms of brain cooling which have not been fully explored clinically. This…”
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Targeted temperature management in patients with intracerebral haemorrhage, subarachnoid haemorrhage, or acute ischaemic stroke: consensus recommendations by Andrews, P J D, Verma, V, Healy, M, Lavinio, A, Curtis, C, Reddy, U, Andrzejowski, J, Foulkes, A, Canestrini, S

“…A modified Delphi approach was used to identify a consensus on practical recommendations for the use of non-pharmacological targeted temperature management in…”
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The internal nasal valve: a validated grading system and operative guide by Patel, B., Virk, J. S., Randhawa, P. S., Andrews, P. J.

“…Purpose Nasal obstruction is a highly subjective and commonly reported symptom. The internal nasal valve (INV) is the rate limiting step to nasal airflow. A…”
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Forced convective head cooling device reduces human cross-sectional brain temperature measured by magnetic resonance: a non-randomized healthy volunteer pilot study by Harris, B.A., Andrews, P.J.D., Marshall, I, Robinson, T.M., Murray, G.D.

“…This pilot study in five healthy adult humans forms the pre-clinical assessment of the effect of a forced convective head cooling device on intracranial…”
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Randomized controlled trial of effects of the airflow through the upper respiratory tract of intubated brain-injured patients on brain temperature and selective brain cooling by Andrews, P.J.D., Harris, B., Murray, G.D.

“…Pyrexia is common after brain injury; it is generally believed to affect outcome adversely and the usual clinical methods of reducing temperature are not…”
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Transcranial cytokine gradients in patients requiring intensive care after acute brain injury by McKeating, E G, Andrews, P J, Signorini, D F, Mascia, L

“…After acute brain injury there may be increased intracranial production of cytokines, with activation of inflammatory cascades. We have sought to determine if…”
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Similarity between the suprasystolic wideband external pulse wave and the first derivative of the intra-arterial pulse wave by Payne, R.A., Isnardi, D., Andrews, P.J.D., Maxwell, S.R.J., Webb, D.J.

“…Wideband external pulse (WEP) monitoring, using a broad bandwidth piezoelectric sensor located over the brachial artery under the distal edge of a…”
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A comparison of bispectral index and entropy monitoring, in patients undergoing embolization of cerebral artery aneurysms after subarachnoid haemorrhage by Duncan, D., Kelly, K.P., Andrews, P.J.D.

“…Processed EEG monitoring of anaesthetic depth could be useful in patients receiving general anaesthesia following subarachnoid haemorrhage. We conducted an…”
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Early Changes in Brain Oxygen Tension May Predict Outcome Following Severe Traumatic Brain Injury by Rhodes, J K, Chandrasekaran, S, Andrews, P J

“…We report on the change in brain oxygen tension (PbtO2) over the first 24 h of monitoring in a series of 25 patients with severe traumatic brain injury (TBI)…”
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Adding insult to injury: the prognostic value of early secondary insults for survival after traumatic brain injury by Signorini, David F, Andrews, Peter J D, Jones, Patricia A, Wardlaw, Joanna M, Miller, J Douglas

“…OBJECTIVES To assess the prognostic value of summary measures of secondary physiological insult in addition to baseline clinical variables for patients with…”
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