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Severe ascites: efficacy of the transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt in treatment by Crenshaw, W B, Gordon, F D, McEniff, N J, Perry, L J, Hartnell, G, Anastopoulos, H, Jenkins, R L, Lewis, W D, Wheeler, H G, Clouse, M E

“…To evaluate the transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) as primary treatment in patients with cirrhosis and severe ascites. A TIPS placement was…”
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A national survey on seclusion and restraint in state psychiatric hospitals by Crenshaw, W B, Francis, P S

“…State psychiatric hospitals across the U.S. were surveyed to develop national normative data on the incidence of seclusion and restrain and of injuries to…”
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When educators confront child abuse: An analysis of the decision to report by Crenshaw, Wesley B., Crenshaw, Lucinda M., Lichtenberg, James W.

“…Five scenarios of child abuse were used to study the recognition and reporting of child abuse in a sample of 664 teachers, counselors, school psychologists,…”
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Portal vein: US-guided localization prior to transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt placement by Roizental, M, Kane, R A, Takahashi, J, Kruskal, J, Crenshaw, W B, Perry, L, Stokes, K, Clouse, M E

“…To mark the portal vein prior to transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) placement, metallic coils adjacent to (n = 18) and a wire within (n = 18)…”
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An updated national survey on seclusion and restraint by CRENSHAW, W. B, CAIN, K. A, FRANCIS, P. S

“…A survey of the use of seclusion and restraint during 1994 was conducted at 124 state psychiatric hospitals to update data from a survey of 108 such hospitals…”
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Percutaneous placement of a central venous access device via an intercostal vein by KAUFMAN, J. A, CRENSHAW, W. B, KUTER, I, GELLER, S. C

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Idiopathic tumoral calcinosis by Chew, F S, Crenshaw, W B

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Proposed revisions to mandatory reporting laws: an exploratory survey of child protective service agencies by Crenshaw, W.B, Bartell, P.A, Lichtenberg, J.W

“…Mandatory reporting laws have created a difficult dilemma for many mental health providers (MHPs). Professional ethics, confidentiality, and the best interests…”
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Rathke's cleft cyst by Crenshaw, W B, Chew, F S

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Percutaneous removal of a fully expanded Wallstent from the right ventricle with transesophageal echocardiography guidance by Hartnell, G G, Crenshaw, W B, Burger, A J, Hamer, A W

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Aneurysm of the renal artery by NESBIT, R M, CRENSHAW, W B

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Child abuse and the limits of confidentiality: Forewarning practices by Crenshaw, Wesley B., Lichtenberg, James W.

“…Confidentiality is widely considered to be of great importance in psychotherapy. With few exceptions, the breaching of confidentiality is an ethical violation…”
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Treatment of bladder neck contracture by plastic operation by NESBIT, R M, CRENSHAW, W B

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Operative crisis from unrecognized pheochromocytoma by CRENSHAW, W B, TESLUK, H

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Fault location by radon and mercury detection at an active volcano in Nicaragua by Crenshaw, William B, Williams, Stanley N, Stoiber, Richard E

“…The Masaya Caldera Complex, Nicaragua, with the active crater, Santiago, is the site of present-day basaltic volcanism. Some of the faults that bound the…”
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Treatment of bladder neck contracture by plastic operation by NESBIT, R M, CRENSHAW, W B

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Ureteral obstruction from endometriosis by RATLIFF, R K, CRENSHAW, W B

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Rectal obstruction by carcinoma of the prostate by MASON, J T, CRENSHAW, W B

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Mental Health Providers And Child Sexual Abuse: A Multivariate Analysis Of The Decision To Report by Crenshaw, Wesley B, Lichetenberg, James W

“…The data suggest that both Reporters and Non-Reporters are doing what they believe to be in the best interest of their clients. The principal differences…”
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Renal bivalving: a means of differentiating kidney lesions by MASON, T, CRENSHAW, W B

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