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Suture anchor reinsertion of distal biceps rupture: Clinical results and radiological assessment of tendon healing by Gallinet, D, Dietsch, E, Barbier-Brion, B, Lerais, J.-M, Obert, L

“…Summary Introduction The present study consisted in a clinical follow-up of patients with distal rupture of the biceps brachii tendon managed by suture anchor…”
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Pontomedullary sulcus infarct: a variant of lateral medullary syndrome by Vuillier, F, Tatu, L, Dietsch, E, Medeiros, E, Moulin, T

“…With the advent of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technology, it is now possible to identify and determine the precise location of medullary infarcts. The…”
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The experience of being a traditional midwife: Relationships with skilled birth attendants by E Dietsch

“…This article focuses on an unexpected finding of a research project which explored the experience of being a traditional midwife. The unexpected finding was…”
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The experience of being a traditional midwife: Relationships with skilled birth attendants by E Dietsch

“…This article focuses on an unexpected finding of a research project which explored the experience of being a traditional midwife. The unexpected finding was…”
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The experience of Australian First Nations men supporting their partners during childbirth. A pilot study by Blanc, Yordanka Berg, Dietsch, Elaine

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The experience of being a traditional midwife: relationships with skilled birth attendants by Dietsch, Elaine

“…This article focuses on an unexpected finding of a research project which explored the experience of being a traditional midwife. The unexpected finding was…”
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Forced into exile: The traumatising impact of rural aged care service inaccessibility by M A Bernoth, E Dietsch, C Davies

“…The shortage of residential aged care places is especially acute in rural areas and this results in many older people who live in these areas being forced to…”
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Forced into exile: The traumatising impact of rural aged care service inaccessibility by M A Bernoth, E Dietsch, C Davies

“…The shortage of residential aged care places is especially acute in rural areas and this results in many older people who live in these areas being forced to…”
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Learning lessons from a traditional midwifery workforce in Western Kenya by Dietsch, Elaine, Mulimbalimba-Masururu, Luc

“…to learn lessons from a traditional midwifery workforce in Western Kenya. with the assistance of an interpreter, qualitative data was collected during in-depth…”
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Forced into exile: the traumatising impact of rural aged care service inaccessibility by Bernoth, Maree A, Dietsch, Elaine, Davies, Carmel

“…The shortage of residential aged care places is especially acute in rural areas and this results in many older people who live in these areas being forced to…”
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'Mind you, there's no anaesthetist on the road': women's experiences of labouring en route by Dietsch, Elaine, Shackleton, Pamela, Davies, Carmel, Alston, Margaret, McLeod, Margaret

“…The aim of this article was to learn from women in rural New South Wales (NSW) Australia, their experiences of labouring en route to birth in a centralised…”
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The Experience of Being a Traditional Midwife: Living and Working in Relationship With Women by Dietsch, Elaine, Mulimbalimba-Masururu, Luc

“…Introduction: The purpose of this project was to learn from traditional midwives about their experience of practicing in an area of rural Kenya. Methods: This…”
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Women defining themselves: Shared stories of private hell by Dietsch, Elaine

“…In this phenomenological study women who had experienced an abnormal Pap result in the past were asked to share something about themselves as women, prior to…”
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Australian Aboriginal kinship: A means to enhance maternal well-being by Dietsch, Elaine, Martin, Tanya, Shackleton, Pamela, Davies, Carmel, McLeod, Margaret, Alston, Margaret

“…The relocation of women from their rural communities to birth in a centralised hospital is becoming increasingly common as maternity units close in rural areas…”
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‘Mind you, there’s no anaesthetist on the road’: Women’s experiences of labouring en route by E Dietsch, P Shackleton, C Davies, M Alston, M McLeod

“…The aim of this article was to learn from women in rural New South Wales (NSW) Australia, their experiences of labouring en route to birth in a centralised…”
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‘Mind you, there’s no anaesthetist on the road’: Women’s experiences of labouring en route by E Dietsch, P Shackleton, C Davies, M Alston, M McLeod

“…The aim of this article was to learn from women in rural New South Wales (NSW) Australia, their experiences of labouring en route to birth in a centralised…”
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Further Studies on the Role of Neuraminidase and the Mechanism of Low pH Dependence in Influenza Virus-induced Membrane Fusion by Huang, Richard T. C, Dietsch, Ellen, Rott, Rudolf

“…Institut für Molekularbiologie und Biochemie, Freie Universität Berlin, Arnimallee 22, D 1000 Berlin 33 and 1 Institut für Virologie, Justus-Liebig-Universität…”
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Is it pathological to be female? Oestrogen deficiency symptoms in 847 women aged 15 to 69 years by Dietsch, E

“…A survey of 847 clients of women's health clinics in New South Wales was undertaken to investigate the relationship between age and the incidence of symptoms…”
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Brutal neglect: Australian rural women's access to health services by M Alston, J Allan, E Dietsch, J Wilkinson, J Shankar, L Osburn, K Bell, I Muenstermann, D Giorgas, E Moore, C Jennett, L Ritter, R Gibson, J Wallace, J Harris, J Grantley

“…Access to health services in rural Australia has been particularly problematic because of the vast geographical areas and the sparse population distribution…”
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Brutal neglect: Australian rural women's access to health services by M Alston, J Allan, E Dietsch, J Wilkinson, J Shankar, L Osburn, K Bell, I Muenstermann, D Giorgas, E Moore, C Jennett, L Ritter, R Gibson, J Wallace, J Harris, J Grantley

“…Access to health services in rural Australia has been particularly problematic because of the vast geographical areas and the sparse population distribution…”
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