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Bacterial contamination of needles used for spinal and epidural anaesthesia by Chojnowska, E

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Does rectus sheath infusion of bupivacaine reduce postoperative opioid requirement? by Padmanabhan, J, Rohatgi, A, Niaz, A, Chojnowska, E, Baig, K, Woods, W G A

“…The aim of this work was to assess the effect of intermittent bupivacaine infusion into rectus sheath space on postoperative opioid requirement, postoperative…”
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Electroconvulsive therapy for catatonia resulting in cardiac arrest by Bailey, C, Venn, R, Panayiotou, S, Chojnowska, E, Gorst-Unsworth, C, Cavanagh, R, Caldwell, G, Wong, S

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Quality evaluation of forced tulip flowers depending on bulb production environment and forcing medium by Sochacki, D, Chojnowska, E

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Which Intravenous Sodium Channel Blocker for Neuropathic Pain? by Chojnowska, Emma

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Immediate enteral feeding after gastro-intestinal resection. Serum albumin concentration is not a marker of nutritional status by Chojnowska, E

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Thalamic perfusion in reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome by Chojnowska, Emma

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Bacterial contamination of needles used for spinal and epidural anaesthesia by Whiteside, J, Wildsmith, J A

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Immediate enteral feeding after gastrointestinal resection by Gabe, S.M, Silk, D.B.A, Everitt, N.J, Ray, S, Chojnowska, E

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Trends in infant feeding in Port Moresby by Primhak, R A, Chojnowska, E, Rongap, A

“…A survey of infant feeding practices was conducted among children aged less than 1 year attending an urban health clinic and the main Children's Outpatients…”
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Serum albumin concentration is not a marker of nutritional status by Chojnowska, Emma

“…[...]the serum albumin concentration changes little in patients with anorexia nervosa…”
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Pharmacokinetics and the drugs used in pediatric regional anesthesia by Anderson, B.J., Chojnowska, E.I.

“…The pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamic, anatomical, and physiological features of children make this population different from adults. An understanding of the…”
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