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The impact of neuraxial clonidine on postoperative analgesia and perioperative adverse effects in women having elective Caesarean section-a systematic review and meta-analysis by Allen, T K, Mishriky, B M, Klinger, R Y, Habib, A S

“…Neuraxial clonidine improves postoperative analgesia in the general surgical population. The efficacy and safety of neuraxial clonidine as a postoperative…”
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Pectoral Fascial (PECS) I and II Blocks as Rescue Analgesia in a Patient Undergoing Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surgery by Yalamuri, Suraj, Klinger, Rebecca Y, Bullock, W Michael, Glower, Donald D, Bottiger, Brandi A, Gadsden, Jeffrey C

“…INTRODUCTIONPatients undergoing minimally invasive cardiac surgery have the potential for significant pain from the thoracotomy site. We report the successful…”
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Blood vessels engineered from human cells by Poh, Melissa, Boyer, Matthew, Solan, Amy, Dahl, Shannon LM, Pedrotty, Dawn, Banik, Soma SR, McKee, J Andrew, Klinger, Rebecca Y, Counter, Christopher M, Niklason, Laura E

“…Tissue engineering has made considerable progress in the past decade, but advances have stopped short of clinical application for most tissues. We postulated…”
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Acetaminophen and ondansetron: The central serotonergic connection by Klinger, Rebecca Y., MD, MS, Habib, Ashraf S., MBBCh, MSc, MHSc, FRCA

“…The possibility of an interaction between acetaminophen and the 5-HT3 receptor antagonists routinely employed for the management of postoperative nausea and…”
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Relevance and Safety of Telomerase for Human Tissue Engineering by Klinger, Rebecca Y., Blum, Juliana L., Hearn, Bevin, Lebow, Benjamin, Niklason, Laura E.

“…Tissue engineering holds the promise of replacing damaged or diseased tissues and organs. The use of autologous donor cells is often not feasible because of…”
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Blood vessels engineered from human cells by Poh, M, Boyer, M, Solan, A, Dahl, SLM, Pedrotty, D, Banik, SSR, McKee, JA, Klinger, R Y, Counter, C M, Niktason, LE

“…Tissue engineering has made considerable progress in the past decade, but advances have stopped short of clinical application for most tissues. We postulated…”
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