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Thoracoplasty: Current application to the infected pleural space by Horrigan, Terrence P., Snow, Norman J.

“…Thoracoplasty, once commonly used in the management of cavitary pulmonary disease, continues to find application in the obliteration of infected pleural…”
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Readmission of patients to the surgical intensive care unit: patient profiles and possibilities for prevention by Snow, N, Bergin, K T, Horrigan, T P

“…Because experience is lacking regarding the profile of patients readmitted to a surgical ICU (SICU), we retrospectively reviewed total admissions,…”
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Long Esophagomyotomy for Esophageal Spasm by Snow, Norman, Horrigan, Terrence P

“…To the Editor.—The brief report by Bortolotti et al entitled "Atrial Ventricular Block Induced by Swallowing in a Patient With Diffuse Esophageal Spasm"…”
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Pacemaker-Induced Pectoral Stimulation by HORRIGAN, Terrence P

“…To the Editor.—Excessive mobility of a pacemaker pulse generator in its subcutaneous pocket has produced lead dislodgement in the pacemaker twiddler's…”
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Mixed small cell and non-small cell lung cancer by Adelstein, D J, Tomashefski, Jr, J F, Snow, N J, Horrigan, T P, Hines, J D

“…Seventeen (10 percent) of 176 patients with small-cell carcinoma of the lung seen at this hospital since 1976 proved to have mixed small-cell and…”
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Ascending Aortic IABP Complications by Snow, Norman, Horrigan, Terrence P.

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Correlation between needle biopsy of lung tumors and histopathologic analysis of resected specimens by Horrigan, T P, Bergin, K T, Snow, N

“…Needle aspiration of a pulmonary mass may accurately delineate malignant from nonmalignant pulmonary lesions; however, needle aspiration may be unable to…”
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Utility of pneumonotomy in the treatment of cavitary lung disease by Snow, N, Lucas, A, Horrigan, T P

“…Three patients were judged to be prohibitive operative risks despite the need for urgent drainage of cavitary pulmonary lesions. Cavernostomy was performed in…”
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Long-term survival after chemoradiotherapy for locally advanced squamous cell carcinoma of the esophagus by Adelstein, D J, Sharan, V M, Snow, N J, Carter, S G, Horrigan, T P, Hines, J D

“…Seven patients with locally far-advanced, inoperable, squamous cell cancer of the esophagus were given two cycles of concurrent radiation and chemotherapy…”
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