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A national survey of disinfection techniques for flexible nasendoscopes in UK ENT out-patient departments by Banfield, G K, Hinton, A E

“…Flexible fibre-optic nasendoscopes have become a ubiquitous ENT out-patient tool for the inspection of the nasopharynx, larynx and hypopharynx. Disinfection of…”
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Does vestibular habituation still have a place in the treatment of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo? by Banfield, G K, Wood, C, Knight, J

“…Particle repositioning procedures such as the Epley manoeuvre have become popular in the management of benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) at the…”
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Partial Resection of the Middle Turbinate at Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery by Banfield, GK, McCombe, A

“…The middle turbinate is often carefully preserved at Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery (FESS). However there is no clear understanding of its importance and…”
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Day Case Rhinoplasty by Banfield, GK, McKiernan, D, Hinton, AE

“…Rhinoplasty is considered by many to be an inpatient surgical procedure. This may be because the operation is thought to be traumatic with a risk of epistaxis…”
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Rhabdomyosarcoma Arising in Teratoma of the Testis by Banfield, GK, Brookstein, R

“…Rhabdomyosarcoma arising in teratoma of the testis is an exceptionally rare occurrence. The rhabdomyosarcomatous element infers a less favourable prognosis and…”
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Intrapetrous carotid artery aneurysm presenting as epistaxis and otalgia by Banfield, G K, Brasher, P F, Deans, J A, Barker, P G, Taylor, W J

“…Aneurysm of the intrapetrous carotid artery is an extremely rare and potentially serious occurrence that presents diagnostic and therapeutic difficulties. Such…”
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Long-term sequelae of Palmar-Plantar erythrodysaesthesia syndrome secondary to 5-fluorouracil therapy by BANFIELD, G. K, CRATE, I. D, GRIFFITHS, C. L

“…Palmar-Plantar erythrodyasesthesia syndrome has been reported as a temporary complication of 5-fluorouracil therapy consisting of a debilitating erythema and…”
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Penetrating laryngeal injury: two case reports from Bosnia by Banfield, G K, Chowdhury, C R, Brookstein, R

“…Penetrating injury to the larynx is uncommon. We present two cases resulting from the recent Bosnian conflict. It is possible to achieve good laryngeal…”
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Sinusitis, the orbit and visual complications by Banfield, G K, Daya, H

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Allergen Drives Class Switching to IgE in the Nasal Mucosa in Allergic Rhinitis by Takhar, Pooja, Smurthwaite, Lyn, Coker, Heather A, Fear, David J, Banfield, Graham K, Carr, Victoria A, Durham, Stephen R, Gould, Hannah J

“…IgE-expressing B cells are over 1000 times more frequent in the nasal B cell than the peripheral blood B cell population. We have investigated the provenance…”
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Biased use of V sub(H)5 IgE-positive B cells in the nasal mucosa in allergic rhinitis by Coker, HA, Harries, HE, Banfield, G K, Carr, V A, Durham, SR, Chevretton, E, Hobby, P, Sutton, B J, Gould, HJ

“…Background IgE antibody-producing B cells are enriched in the nasal mucosa in patients with allergic rhinitis because of local class switching to IgE. The…”
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CCR4 and CXCR3 on CD3+ cells in the skin following intradermal allergen compared with Purified Protein Derivative (PPD) by Banfield, G.K.

“…Three mm punch skin biopsies were obtained from 16 atopic allergic subjects at 8 and 48 hours after 10 BU intradermal allergen (Phleum pratense or house dust…”
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CCR6 as a peripheral tissue trafficking marker by Francis, J.N., Till, S.J., Banfield, G.K., Sabroe, I., Durham, S.R.

“…Similar differences were observed on CD4+ cells from lung and skin tissue compared to matched blood samples (p<0.06 and 0.01 respectively). [...]analysis of T…”
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Allergen-Induced Late Cutaneous Responses Are Associated with Elevated CD3 +CCR4 + Cells and no Change in CD3 +CCR3 + or CD3 +CCR8 + Cells by Martins, S.C., Nouri-Aria, K.T., Banfield, G.K., Jacobson, M.R., Watanabe, H., Radulovic, S., Robinson, D.S., Lloyd, C.M., Durham, S.R.

“…METHODS: 4mm punch skin biopsies were obtained from 16 atopic allergic individuals at 8 hours after 10 BU intradermal allergen (Phleum Pratense or house dust…”
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