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Idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis: clinically meaningful primary endpoints in phase 3 clinical trials by Rose, Daniel M, Montgomery, A Bruce

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Pharmaceutical industry, academia and patient advocacy organizations: What is the recipe for synergic (win-win-win) collaborations? by Rose, Daniel M., Marshall, Richard, Surber, Mark W.

“…Biological complexity and the need for highly differentiated medicines means that drug discovery and development have become increasingly challenging and…”
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The need for patient-centred clinical research in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis by Russell, Anne-Marie, Sprangers, Mirjam A G, Wibberley, Steven, Snell, Noel, Rose, Daniel M, Swigris, Jeff J

“…Patient-centredness is an accepted term and is perceived by healthcare professionals to be morally and ethically desirable. We are motivated by the belief that…”
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My Journey through idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis by Henderson, Michael C, Rose, Daniel M

“…The first author, Michael C. Henderson, was a founder and served as Chairman of Albina Community Bank from 1995 until he retired at the end of 2009. He first…”
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Surgical therapy of a dissecting aortic aneurysm involving a right-sided aortic arch by Storm Floten, H., Rose, Daniel M., Cunningham, Joseph N.

“…Dissecting aortic aneurysm involving a right-sided aortic arch is apparently quite rare. A patient with this unusual entity is described. By performing an…”
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Culture and Cognition: Some Problems and a Suggestion by Rose, Daniel M.

“…There are several problems central to anthrop'al investigation. One such problem is the nature of the relationship between the logic used by the anthrop'al…”
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Use of profound hypothermia and circulatory arrest for the calcified aorta by Jacobowitz, I J, Rose, D M, Shevede, K, Cunningham, Jr, J N

“…This case report discusses one method of dealing with the extensively calcified aorta in patients undergoing open heart surgery. Profound hypothermia and…”
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Differences in beta-adrenoceptor binding in anterior and inferior myocardial wall microsomes of normal canine left ventricle by Burnam, M H, Sethna, D H, Rose, D M, Stern, C S, Shell, W E

“…Myocardial beta-adrenoceptor binding was investigated, with (-)3H dihydroalprenolol as radioligand, in microsomes derived from anterior (ALV) and inferior…”
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Internal mammary artery bypass grafting: Influence on recurrent angina and survival in 2,100 patients by Acinapura, Anthony J., Rose, Daniel M., Jacobowitz, Israel J., Kramer, Marshall D., Robertazzi, Robert R., Feldman, Joseph, Zisbrod, Zvi, Cunningham, Joseph N.

“…Internal mammary artery (IMA) bypass grafting to the anterior descending coronary artery was performed in 2,100 patients between January 1978 and July 1986…”
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Panel 2 Ietraoperative management by Hill, J.Donald, Hardesty, Robert L., Baumgartner, William A., Rose, Daniel M.

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Surgical results for mitral regurgitation from coronary artery disease by Connolly, M W, Gelbfish, J S, Jacobowitz, I J, Rose, D M, Mendelsohn, A, Cappabianca, P M, Acinapura, A J, Cunningham, Jr, J N

“…Results of coronary artery bypass grafting with and without mitral valve replacement were analyzed retrospectively in 101 patients with preoperative ischemic…”
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Analysis of morbidity and mortality in patients 70 years of age and over undergoing isolated coronary artery bypass surgery by Rose, D M, Gelbfish, J, Jacobowitz, I J, Kramer, M, Zisbrod, Z, Acinapura, A, Cappabianca, P, Cunningham, Jr, J N

“…With increasing frequency more elderly patients are referred for coronary artery bypass surgery. The operative results of 201 patients 70 years of age and over…”
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Enhancement of CO2 laser microvascular anastomoses by fibrin glue by Grubbs, Jr, P E, Wang, S, Marini, C, Basu, S, Rose, D M, Cunningham, Jr, J N

“…Laser-assisted microvascular anastomoses (LAMA) are characterized by low early bursting strength and high aneurysm rates. The effects of fibrin glue on…”
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Chylopericardium by Rose, Daniel M., Colvin, Steven B., Isom, O.W.

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Cryopreserved Homologous Saphenous Vein: Early and Late Patency in Coronary Artery Bypass Surgical Procedures by Gelbfish, Joseph, Jacobowitz, Israel J., Rose, Daniel M., Connolly, Mark W., Acinapura, Anthony J., Zisbrod, Zvi, Lim, Kok Hoo, Cappabianca, Paula, Cunningham, Joseph N.

“…Autologous saphenous vein has proved to be a satisfactory conduit for use in coronary artery bypass grafting. Unfortunately, it is not always available, and…”
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BOHANNAN: LAW AND WARFARE: STUDIES IN THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF CONFLICT (Book Review) by Rose, Daniel M

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Reperfusion ventricular fibrillation during coronary artery bypass operations and its association with postoperative enzyme release by Lockerman, Z S, Rose, D M, Cunningham, Jr, J N, Lichstein, E

“…Elevated creatine kinase MB level is the most common marker of myocardial infarction in patients who have had a recent coronary bypass operation. This study…”
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Patterns of severe pancreatic injury following cardiopulmonary bypass by ROSE, D. M, RANSON, J. H. C, CUNNINGHAM, J. N. JR, SPENCER, F. C

“…Severe pancreatic complications following cardiac surgery are rare, but 14 patients with severe pancreatitis have been encountered since 1971. Six of these…”
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Postoperative ST-segment elevation in coronary artery bypass surgery by Lockerman, Z S, Rose, D M, Cunningham, Jr, J N, Lichstein, E

“…Using Holter monitors, 50 patients were monitored for vasospasm following coronary artery bypass surgery. Transient 2 mm ST-segment elevation was considered to…”
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Cardiac Tamponade Secondary to Chylopericardium Following Cardiac Surgery: Case Report and Review of the Literature by Rose, Daniel M., Colvin, Stephen B., Danilowicz, Delores, Isom, O.W.

“…Only four instances of isolated chylopericardium following cardiac operation have been reported previously. We encountered this complication in a young patient…”
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