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Decreasing catheter colonization through the use of an antiseptic-impregnated catheter: a continuous quality improvement project by Collin, G R

“…To evaluate the use of an antiseptic-impregnated (chlorhexidine and silver sulfadiazine) catheter for the prevention of catheter colonization and…”
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Management of renal trauma at a rural, level I trauma center by Goff, C D, Collin, G R

“…Appropriate management of renal trauma is controversial. Successful outcome and long term complication rates are not well defined. In an effort to evaluate…”
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Biological control of sporidesmin‐producing strains of Pithomyces chartarum by biocompetitive exclusion by FITZGERALD, J. M, COLLIN, R. G, TOWERS, N. R

“…The feasibility of using atoxigenic strains of Pithomyces chartarum for the biological control of toxigenic strains of P. chartarum was examined. Pasture,…”
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Laparoscopic examination of the traumatized spleen with blood salvage for autotransfusion by Collin, G R, Bianchi, J D

“…The management of splenic trauma presents a dilemma to the surgeon, who must weigh the risks of operative versus nonoperative management. Laparoscopy has been…”
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Endometriosis of the colon. Its diagnosis and management by Collin, G R, Russell, J C

“…Cases of endometriosis of the colon were examined in a retrospective fashion to illustrate the problems in diagnosis and management of this disease entity…”
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Spontaneous migration of subcutaneous central venous catheters by Collin, G R, Ahmadinejad, A S, Misse, E

“…Along with the increasing use of central venous catheters have come an increasing number of complications. Although many are discovered at the time of…”
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First reported isolation from New Zealand pasture of Pithomyces chartarum unable to produce sporidesmin by COLLIN, R. G, TOWERS, N. R

“…A total of 676 isolates of Pithomyces chartarum, recovered from pasture at a single site, were examined for their ability to produce sporidesmin. Two isolates…”
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Management of splenic trauma at a rural, Level I trauma center by Bianchi, J D, Collin, G R

“…The spleen is the most commonly injured organ in blunt abdominal trauma. There remains much controversy in the diagnosis and management of the injured spleen,…”
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The role of ultrasonography in blunt abdominal trauma: a prospective study by McElveen, T S, Collin, G R

“…The evaluation of blunt abdominal trauma (BAT) can be difficult because of the subtle manifestations of the injuries and because assessment is hampered by…”
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Sporidesmin production by Pithomyces chartarum isolates from Australia, Brazil, New Zealand and Uruguay by COLLIN, R. G., ODRIOZOLA, E., TOWERS, N. R.

“…Isolates of Pithomyces chartarum obtained from pasture samples originating from Australia, Brazil, New Zealand and Uruguay were evaluated for their ability to…”
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Gastric tonometry is easy and valuable by Collin, G R, Vail, S J

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First reported isolation from New Zealand pasture ofPithomyces chartarum unable to produce sporidesmin by Collin, R G, Towers, N R

“…A total of 676 isolates ofPithomyces chartarum, recovered from pasture at a single site, were examined for their ability to produce sporidesmin. Two isolates…”
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Hepatogenous photosensitization of ruminants by Brachiaria decumbens and panicum dichotomiflorum in the absence of sporidesmin: lithogenic saponins may be responsible by Meagher, L P, Wilkins, A L, Miles, C O, Collin, R G, Fagliari, J J

“…As part of a study of plants involved in crystal-associated hepatogenous photosensitization diseases, samples of Brachiaria decumbens and Panicum…”
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Lost guide wires: a case report showing a complication of central vein cannulation by Collin, G R, Russell, J C

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Cladosporium magnusianum (Jaap) M.B. Ellis is probably not involved in alveld by Flaaoeyen, A. (Norwegian Coll. of Veterinary Medicine, Oslo (Norway). Dept. of Large Animal Clinical Sciences), Menna, M.E. di, Collin, R.G, Smith, B.L

“…Alveld occurs only when lambs graze Narthecium ossifragum (L.) Hudson (Ender, 1955) and saponins in the plant have been thought to be responsible for the liver…”
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Differences in cytosol factors in liver and hepatomas revealed by real or apparent effects on the incorporation of [3H] thymidine by Barra, R, Collin, G R, Parsons, J, Lea, M A

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Cladosporium magnusianum (JAAP) M. B. Ellis is probably not involved in alveld by FLÅØYEN, A, DI MENNA, M. E, COLLIN, R. G, SMITH, B. L

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THE CREATION OF A GERIATRIC TRAUMA UNIT: WOULD WE ACHIEVE BETTER OUTCOMES? by Lorenzo, M, Bernstein, B A, Morgan, A S, Collin, G R, Barba, C A

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