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Becaplermin gel in the treatment of pressure ulcers: a phase II randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study by Rees, Riley S, Robson, Martin C, Smiell, Janice M, Perry, Barbara H

“…Pressure ulcers are associated with significant rates of morbidity and mortality, particularly in the geriatric and spinal cord–injured populations. Newer…”
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The role of allergy in oral mucosal diseases by Wray, D., Rees, S.R., Gibson, J., Forsyth, A.

“…We retrospectively assessed the prevalence of positive results to cutaneous patch testing, and the relevance of exclusion of identified allergens in the…”
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Endothelial barrier dysfunction caused by LPS correlates with phosphorylation of HSP27 in vivo by Hirano, S, Rees, R S, Yancy, S L, Welsh, M J, Remick, D G, Yamada, T, Hata, J, Gilmont, R R

“…Lung edema during sepsis is triggered by formation of gaps between endothelial cells followed by macrophage infiltration. Endothelial gap formation has been…”
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Role of Platelet-Derived Growth Factor as an Adjunct to Surgery in the Management of Pressure Ulcers by Kallianinen, Loree K, Hirshberg, James, Marchant, Beverly, Rees, Riley S

“…Management options for pressure ulcers include local wound care, surgical repair, and, more recently, topical application of platelet-derived growth factor…”
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Regional aortic compliance studied by magnetic resonance imaging: the effects of age, training, and coronary artery disease by Mohiaddin, R H, Underwood, S R, Bogren, H G, Firmin, D N, Klipstein, R H, Rees, R S, Longmore, D B

“…Arterial compliance was measured in 70 healthy volunteers, 13 athletes, and 17 patients with coronary artery disease. Magnetic resonance images were acquired…”
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In vivo validation of MR velocity imaging by Firmin, D N, Nayler, G L, Klipstein, R H, Underwood, S R, Rees, R S, Longmore, D B

“…Calculations of left ventricular stroke volume obtained by summing the areas of multiple contiguous transverse magnetic resonance (MR) slices in systole and…”
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Valve and great vessel stenosis: assessment with MR jet velocity mapping by Kilner, P J, Firmin, D N, Rees, R S, Martinez, J, Pennell, D J, Mohiaddin, R H, Underwood, S R, Longmore, D B

“…For measurement of poststenotic jet velocities with magnetic resonance (MR) imaging, the authors reduced the echo time (TE) of the field even-echo rephasing…”
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Venoatrial pathways after the Mustard operation for transposition of the great arteries: anatomic and functional MR imaging by Sampson, C, Kilner, P J, Hirsch, R, Rees, R S, Somerville, J, Underwood, S R

“…To evaluate spin-echo (SE) and cine gradient-echo (GRE) magnetic resonance (MR) imaging with velocity mapping for detecting late complications of the Mustard…”
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Acute skin injury releases neutrophil chemoattractants by Garner, W L, Rodriguez, J L, Miller, C G, Till, G O, Rees, R S, Smith, D J, Remick, D G

“…Progressive or ongoing skin necrosis after traumatic injury is well known. Experimental evidence has associated these events with neutrophil activation and…”
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Mandatory representation designs MR(3, k; v) with k even and v odd by Rees, R.S.

“…A mandatory representation design MR(3, k; v) is a pairwise balanced design on v points with block sizes from {3, k} in which there is at least one block in…”
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Introduction for special issue “Cardio-Pulmonary Modelling” by Rees, S.R, Carson, E.R, Feng, D.D, Andreassen, Steen

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Magnetic resonance velocity mapping: clinical application of a new technique by Underwood, S R, Firmin, D N, Klipstein, R H, Rees, R S, Longmore, D B

“…Magnetic resonance velocity mapping is a new technique which provides a display of velocity within the cardiovascular system at any point of the cardiac cycle…”
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Brown recluse spider bites: a comparison of early surgical excision versus dapsone and delayed surgical excision by REES, R. S, PHILLIPS ALTENBERN, D, LYNCH, J. B, KING, L. E. JR

“…In a prospective study, 31 patients with brown recluse spider bites were treated by either immediate surgical excision or with the leukocyte inhibitor,…”
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Blood flow patterns in the human aorta studied by magnetic resonance by Klipstein, R H, Firmin, D N, Underwood, S R, Rees, R S, Longmore, D B

“…Magnetic resonance velocity mapping by the field even echo rephasing sequence was used to provide two dimensional velocity profiles in the ascending and the…”
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Angioedema and swellings of the orofacial region by Rees, SR, Gibson, J.

“…OBJECTIVE: Patients may have various forms of angioedema and require dental treatment which can cause or contribute to the onset of an episode of angioedema…”
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Oxidant Stress: The Role of the Glutathione Redox Cycle in Skin Preconditioning by Rees, Riley S., Smith, David J., Adamson, Belinda, Im, Michael, Hinshaw, Daniel

“…The role of the glutathione redox cycle in cellular protection form skin necrosis during the ischemic stress response (preconditioning) is unknown. In this…”
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Effects of Glutathione Depletion on Oxidant-Induced Endothelial Cell Injury by Gilmont, Robert R., Dardano, Anthony, Young, Michael, Engle, Jennifer S., Adamson, Belinda S., Smith, David J., Rees, Riley S.

“…Ischemia-reperfusion produces edemain vivoby disrupting endothelial cell junctional integrity. A cultured rat pulmonary artery endothelial cell (RPAEC) model…”
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Is aggressive surgical management justified in the treatment of Merkel cell carcinoma? by Shack, R B, Barton, R M, DeLozier, J, Rees, R S, Lynch, J B

“…Since its original description in 1972, we have seen and personally treated a group of 15 patients with Merkel cell carcinoma at the Vanderbilt Medical Center…”
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TNF-α Potentiates Oxidant and Reperfusion-Induced Endothelial Cell Injury by Gilmont, Robert R., Dardano, Anthony, Engle, Jennifer S., Adamson, Belinda S., Welsh, Michael J., Li, Tiedong, Remick, Daniel G., Smith, Jr, David J., Rees, Riley S.

“…Pulmonary edema following reperfusion is a major clinical problem. Changes in endothelial cell shape induced by oxidant injury may account for immediate…”
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Group-divisible designs with block size k having k + 1 groups, for k = 4, 5 by Rees, R. S.

“…We investigate the spectrum for k‐GDDs having k + 1 groups, where k = 4 or 5. We take advantage of new constructions introduced by R. S. Rees (Two new direct…”
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