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Colorectal tubulovillous adenomas identified on fluoro-2-deoxy-d-glucose positron emission tomography/computed tomography scans by Hemandas, A. K., Robson, N. K., Hickish, T., Talbot, R. W.

“…Objective  The aim of this retrospective study was to assess the significance of incidental focal colonic lesions on fluoro‐2‐deoxy‐d‐glucose positron emission…”
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Ultrasound-guided wired localisation for resection of impalpable anterior abdominal wall scar endometriomas by Lee, M. M. H., Robson, N. K., Carpenter, T. T.

“…The identification and subsequent complete excision of abdominal scar endometriosis is particularly challenging due to the difficulty in defining the…”
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The use of carbon dioxide as an insufflation agent in barium enema--does it have a role? by Robson, N K, Lloyd, M, Regan, F

“…A double blind prospective study was undertaken to evaluate the benefit of using carbon dioxide in double contrast barium enema (DCBE). 142 consecutive…”
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Ischaemic colitis: clinical, radiological and pathological correlation in three cases by Robson, N K, Khan, S M, Rawlinson, J, Dewbury, K C

“…The clinical and plain radiographic findings in three patients presenting with ischaemic colitis are presented. The radiographic signs were atypical in that…”
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Proposal to reject the name Hypericum quadrangulum L. (Guttiferae) by Robson, N.K.B

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Iranian floristic link with Socotra in Hypericum (Hypericaceae) by Robson, N.K.B

“…Hypericum dogonbadanicum Assadi, a local species from the Quercus brandtii forests of the Zagros Mountains in south-western Iran, belongs to sect…”
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Radiation therapy of laryngeal cancer: a twenty year experience by Robson, N L, Oswal, V H, Flood, L M

“…This paper reviews a 20 year experience of radiation treatment of 286 laryngeal cancers and presents results with a minimum five year follow-up. All cases…”
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(971) Proposal to Conserve the Name Hypericum japonicum Thumb. ex Murray against H. chinense Osbeck (Guttiferae) by Robson, N. K. B.

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An Iranian floristic link with Socotra inHypericum (Hypericaceae) by Robson, N. K. B.

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Proposal to conserve the name Hypericum japonicum Thunb. ex Murray against H. chinense Osbeck (Guttiferae) by Robson, N.K.B

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The Author and Typification of the Genus Ochna by Robson, N. K. B.

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Growth response of four tropical plantation timber species to increasing phosphorus supply and assessment of phosphorus requirements using foliar analysis by Webb, M.J, Reddell, P, Hambleton, A, Robson, K

“…An understanding of the comparative nutritional requirements of important timber species is fundamental in the development of sustainable systems for the…”
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Notes on African Hypericum by Robson, N. K. B.

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The Genus Hypericum in Africa South of the Sahara, Madagascar and the Mascarenes by Robson, N. K. B.

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Hypericum undulatum Schousb. Ex Willd. in Ireland? by Robson, N. K. B.

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Hypericum revolutum Vahl: A Forgotten Name by Robson, N. K. B.

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Two new species and a new combination in Vismia (Guttiferae-Hypericoideae) by Robson, N.K.B. (British Museum, Natural History, London, England, UK)

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Linnaean species of Ascyrum (Guttiferae) by Robson, N.K.B

“…Ascyrum L. is now regarded as a synonym of Hypericum L. Typification of all three Linnaean species of this genus has given rise to problems. In particular,…”
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typification of Linnaean plant names: a project of the Linnean Society of London by Cannon, J.F.M, Jarvis, C.E, Robson, N.K.B

“…The Linnean Society of London has undertaken a project on the typification of Linnaean plant names. Grant support from the Science and Engineering Research…”
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New and little-known species of Maytenus (Celastraceae) in East Africa by Robson, N.K.B, Demissew, S

“…Three new species of Maytenus, M. drummondii, M. nguruensis & M. richardsiae are described for the 'Flora of Tropical East Africa', and one variety is raised…”
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