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Prognostic biomarkers of survival in oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma: Systematic review and meta-analysis by Rainsbury, James W., Ahmed, Waseem, Williams, Hazel K., Roberts, Sally, Paleri, Vinidh, Mehanna, Hisham

“…Background Human papillomavirus (HPV) positivity improves prognosis in patients with oropharyngeal squamous cell carcinoma (OPSCC). Combining HPV status with…”
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High Frequency Ex Vivo Ultrasound Imaging of the Middle Ear to Show Simulated Ossicular Pathology by Rainsbury, James W, Landry, Thomas G, Brown, Jeremy A, Adamson, Robert A, Bance, Manohar

“…HYPOTHESIS:To illustrate the ability of high frequency ultrasound (HFUS) using a transducer array to demonstrate a variety of simulated clinical scenarios…”
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Vocalization-Induced Stapedius Contraction by Rainsbury, James W, Aron, Margaret, Floyd, Duncan, Bance, Manohar

“…OBJECTIVETo present a case of a patient with visible stapedius contraction on vocalization and to discuss the related literature. PATIENTSA 51 year-old woman…”
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Preoperative Headband Assessment for Semi-Implantable Bone Conduction Hearing Devices in Conductive Hearing Loss: Is it Useful or Misleading? by Rainsbury, James W, Williams, Blair A, Gulliver, Mark, Morris, David P

“…OBJECTIVETo establish whether preoperative assessment using a conventional, percutaneous bone conducting implant (pBCI) processor on a headband accurately…”
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Real-time imaging of in-vitro human middle ear using high frequency ultrasound by Landry, Thomas G., Rainsbury, James W., Adamson, Robert B., Bance, Manohar L., Brown, Jeremy A.

“…Imaging techniques currently used in the clinic to inspect ears in patients are generally limited to views terminating at the tympanic membrane (TM) surface…”
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Size as a Risk Factor for Growth in Conservatively Managed Vestibular Schwannomas: The Birmingham Experience by Daultrey, Charles R J, Rainsbury, James W, Irving, Richard M

“…This article discusses conservatively managed tumors, whether larger tumors at presentation are more likely to grow, and whether position at presentation…”
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Size as a Risk Factor for Growth in Conservatively Managed Vestibular Schwannomas by Daultrey, Charles R.J., MRCS, Rainsbury, James W., FRCS, Irving, Richard M., FRCS

“…This article discusses conservatively managed tumors, whether larger tumors at presentation are more likely to grow, and whether position at presentation…”
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