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Association of elevation, urbanization and ambient temperature with obesity prevalence in the United States by Voss, J D, Masuoka, P, Webber, B J, Scher, A I, Atkinson, R L

“…Background: The macrogeographic distribution of obesity in the United States, including the association between elevation and body mass index (BMI), is largely…”
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Personal health behaviors during a pandemic by Webber, BJ

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Failure to ventilate with supraglottic airways after drowning by BAKER, P. A, WEBBER, J. B

“…We report the failure of an i-gel and an Ambu AuraOnce supraglottic airway to ventilate a drowning victim. Failure was attributed to changes in lung physiology…”
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Lyme disease overdiagnosis in a large healthcare system: a population-based, retrospective study by Webber, B.J., Burganowski, R.P., Colton, L., Escobar, J.D., Pathak, S.R., Gambino-Shirley, K.J.

“…To evaluate the impact of false-positive IgM immunoblots on Lyme disease treatment and case reporting in a large healthcare system. We obtained the results of…”
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Biofilm resilience to desiccation in groundwater aquifers: A laboratory and field study by Weaver, L., Webber, J.B., Hickson, A.C., Abraham, P.M., Close, M.E.

“…Groundwater is used as a precious resource for drinking water worldwide. Increasing anthropogenic activity is putting increasing pressure on groundwater…”
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Capillary imbibition and pore characterisation in cement pastes by LEVENTIS, A, VERGANELAKIS, D. A, HALSE, M. R, WEBBER, J. B, STRANGE, J. H

“…The kinetics of capillary imbibition in ordinary Portland cement pastes has been studied experimentally and theoretically. Nuclear magnetic resonance stray…”
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Lack of association between baseline plasma homocysteine concentrations and restenosis rates after a first elective percutaneous coronary intervention without stenting by Wong, C-K, Hammett, C J K, The, R, French, J K, Gao, W, Webber, B J, Elliott, J M, Hamer, A W, Ormiston, J A, Webster, M W I, Stewart, R A H, Ameratunga, R V, White, H D

“…Objective: To evaluate the association between baseline homocysteine concentrations and restenosis rates in patients electively undergoing their first…”
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Late regression of the dilated site after coronary angioplasty : A 5-year quantitative angiographic study by ORMISTON, J. A, STEWART, F. M, ROCHE, A. H. G, WEBBER, B. J, WHITLOCK, M. L. R, WEBSTER, W. I

“…Limited data are available on the changes that occur at the dilated site late after coronary angioplasty. The aim of this study was to evaluate with…”
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Angiographic frame counts 90 minutes after streptokinase predict left ventricular function at 48 hours following myocardial infarction by French, J K, Straznicky, I T, Webber, B J, Aylward, P E, Frey, M J, Adgey, A A J, Williams, B F, McLaughlin, S C, White, H D

“…Objective To assess whether the 90 minute corrected thrombolysis in myocardial infarction frame count (CTFC) in the infarct related artery predicts left…”
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MR imaging of the pediatric airway by Simoneaux, S F, Bank, E R, Webber, J B, Parks, W J

“…The mainstays of initial evaluation of the airway in infants and children are chest radiography and esophagography. Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging is…”
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Relationship between corrected TIMI frame counts at three weeks and late survival after myocardial infarction by French, John K, Hyde, Thomas A, Straznicky, Ivan T, Andrews, Jacqueline, Lund, Mayanna, Amos, David J, Zambanini, Andrew, Ellis, Christopher J, Webber, Bruce J, McLaughlin, Stephanie C, Whitlock, Ralph M.L, Manda, Samuel O.M, Patel, Hitesh, White, Harvey D

“…OBJECTIVES To evaluate the corrected Thrombolysis in Myocardial Infarction (TIMI) frame count (CTFC) as a predictor of late survival after myocardial…”
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Abnormal Coronary Flow in Infarct Arteries 1 Year After Myocardial Infarction Is Predicted at 4 Weeks by Corrected Thrombolysis in Myocardial Infarction (TIMI) Frame Count and Stenosis Severity by French, John K, Ellis, Christopher J, Webber, Bruce J, Williams, Barbara F, Amos, David J, Ramanathan, Krishnan, Whitlock, Ralph M.L, White, Harvey D

“…Because 24% to 30% of patent infarct-related arteries occlude in the year following thrombolytic therapy for acute myocardial infarction, angiographic factors…”
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Pore surface exploration by NMR by Strange, J.H., Mitchell, J., Webber, J.B.W.

“…A carefully chosen set of experimental techniques applied to porous media characterization provides results that can be much greater than the sum of the…”
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Survival 12 years after randomization to streptokinase: the influence of thrombolysis in myocardial infarction flow at three to four weeks by French, John K, Hyde, Thomas A, Patel, Hitesh, Amos, David J, McLaughlin, Stephanie C, Webber, Bruce J, White, Harvey D

“…OBJECTIVES The purpose of this study was to determine whether the mortality benefit of intravenous streptokinase administered within 4 h of the onset of acute…”
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Index finger pollicization for congenital aplasia or hypoplasia of the thumb by Kozin, S H, Weiss, A A, Webber, J B, Betz, R R, Clancy, M, Steel, H H

“…Sensation, strength, dexterity, length, and range of motion were evaluated after index finger pollicization in 10 patients (14 hands). Diagnoses included…”
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An evaluation of NMR cryoporometry, density measurement and neutron scattering methods of pore characterisation by Webber, J.B.W., Strange, J.H., Dore, J.C.

“…Sol-gel silicas with nominal pore diameters ranging from 25Å to 500Å were studied by NMR cryoporometry, and by neutron diffraction and small angle scattering…”
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Stabilization of the distal ulna by Webber, J B, Maser, S A

“…Stabilization of the remaining distal ulna following its resection for various disorders resulting in pain and instability of this joint is necessary for…”
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Characteristics of biochar porosity by NMR and study of ammonium ion adsorption by Wong, J.W.C., Webber, J.B.W., Ogbonnaya, U.O.

“…[Display omitted] •Biochar contained majorly macropores with limited fractions of micro- and meso-pores.•Longer NMR relaxation time within pores suggest more…”
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Questions Regarding the Swanson Silicone Trapezium Implant by Bezwada, Hari P, Webber, John B, van Cappelle, Henk G.J

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Athletic Trainer Integration in US Air Force Basic Training by Fisher, R A, Esparza, S D, Webber, B J, Pawlak, M T, Nye, N S, Tchandja, J N, Cropper, T L, de la Motte, S J

“…An abstract of the study by Fisher et al evaluating the operational and cost impact of embedding certified athletic trainers (ATCs) in a U.S. Air Force…”
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