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Morphometric analysis of cellular infiltration assessed by monoclonal antibody labeling in sequential human renal allograft biopsies by McWhinnie, D L, Thompson, J F, Taylor, H M, Chapman, J R, Bolton, E M, Carter, N P, Wood, R F, Morris, P J

“…The mononuclear cell infiltrate in a total of 279 human renal allograft biopsies was determined by a panel of monoclonal antibodies using an indirect…”
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Flow cytometric analysis of peripheral blood lymphocyte subset light scatter characteristics as a means of monitoring the development of rat small bowel allograft rejection by WEBSTER, G. A., BOWLES, M. J., KARIM, M. S., WOOD, R. F. M., POCKLEY, A. G.

“…SUMMARY This investigation used flow cytometry to monitor peripheral blood lymphocyte morphology after rat small bowel transplantation. Preliminary studies…”
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Effects of intestinal ischemia-reperfusion injury on rat peripheral blood neutrophil activation by KALIA, N, BROWN, N. J, WOOD, R. F. M, HOPKINSON, K, FAIRBURN, B, POCKLEY, A. G

“…Peripheral blood neutrophil activation status is indicative of remote organ damage after intestinal ischemia secondary to aortic aneurysm repair. However, the…”
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Small bowel transplantation by Wood, R F

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Comparison of duplex ultrasonography and venography in the diagnosis of deep venous thrombosis by Mitchell, D C, Grasty, M S, Stebbings, W S, Nockler, I B, Lewars, M D, Levison, R A, Wood, R F

“…Sixty-five patients with suspected deep venous thrombosis (DVT) in 68 limbs were entered consecutively into a study to compare venography with duplex…”
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Low-dose aspirin fails to inhibit increased platelet reactivity in patients with peripheral vascular disease by Walters, T K, Mitchell, D C, Wood, R F

“…A study was performed to evaluate the effect of low-dose aspirin (75 mg/day) on platelet reactivity in patients with peripheral vascular disease. Platelet…”
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Potential candidates for small bowel transplantation by Ingham Clark, C L, Lear, P A, Wood, S, Lennard-Jones, J E, Wood, R F

“…The number of potential candidates for small bowel transplantation in the UK is unknown. Potential recipients are those with irreversible small intestinal…”
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Blood flow in the lower limb after balloon angioplasty of the superficial femoral artery by Hussain, S. T., Smith, R. E., Clark, A. L., Wood, R. F. M.

“…Using duplex ultrasonography lower‐limb blood flow measurements were obtained in 20 patients with intermittent claudication. Assessments of flow were made in…”
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Method for diagnosing rejection in small bowel transplantation by Grover, R, Lear, P A, Ingham Clark, C L, Pockley, A G, Wood, R F

“…Diagnosis of rejection in small bowel transplantation by the identification of a host-cell infiltrate is hampered by the physiological trafficking of host…”
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Graft versus host disease in small bowel transplantation by Clark, C L, Price, B A, Malcolm, P, Lear, P A, Wood, R F

“…Quantities of organized lymphoid tissue in small bowel allografts may cause graft versus host disease (GVHD) following transplantation. This study examines the…”
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Introduction of a partial shift system for house officers in a teaching hospital by Vassallo, D. J., Chana, J., Clark, C. L., Smith, R. E., Wood, R. F.

“…OBJECTIVES--(1) To introduce a partial shift system to reduce the hours of work of preregistration house surgeons to an average of 64 a week to comply with the…”
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Ex vivo perfusion of intestinal allografts with anti-T cell monoclonal antibody/ricin A chain conjugates for the suppression of graft-versus-host disease by Smith, G J, Ingham-Clark, C, Crane, P, Lear, P, Wood, R F, Fabre, J W

“…The removal of T lymphocytes from intestinal allografts prior to transplantation would prevent graft-versus-host disease and might also weaken the unusually…”
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Persistence of allogeneic cells in graft and host tissues after small bowel transplantation by Clark, C L, Price, B A, Crane, P W, Lear, P A, Wood, R F

“…Small bowel transplantation is associated with a significant risk of graft versus host disease owing to the large amount of organized lymphoid tissue within…”
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Gallstone lithotripsy with the pulsed dye laser: in vitro studies by Murray, A, Basu, R, Fairclough, P D, Wood, R F

“…The use of a pulsed dye laser to fragment human gallstones is reported. Laser energy was delivered by a 320 microns quartz fibre at wavelengths of 440, 480,…”
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Lasers in surgery by Murray, A, Mitchell, D C, Wood, R F

“…In January 1991 the winter meeting of the Surgical Research Society was held at St. Bartholomew's Hospital and the Institute of Education, London. During the…”
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Reduction of graft‐versus‐host reactivity after small bowel transplantation: ex vivo treatment of intestinal allografts with an anti‐T cell immunotoxin by CLARK, C. L. INGHAM, SMITH, G. J., CRANE, P. W., PRICE, B. A., LEAR, P. A., FABRE, J. W., WOOD, R. F. M.

“…SUMMARY A specific T lymphocyte immunotoxin was used to pre‐treat small bowel grafts in an attempt to prevent graft‐versus‐host (GVH) reactivity and GVH…”
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The pulsed dye laser and atherosclerotic vascular disease by Murray, A, Crocker, P R, Wood, R F

“…The use of a pulsed dye laser to ablate atheromatous tissue obtained from post-mortem human aortic specimens is reported. Laser energy was delivered with a 600…”
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Laser-assisted angioplasty for arterial occlusion of the lower limb: initial results and follow-up by Mitchell, D C, Murray, A, Wood, R F, Grasty, M, Smith, R E, Dacie, J E, Walters, T K, Cotton, G

“…A flashlamp-pumped pulsed dye laser operating at either 480 or 504 nm, coupled to an integral ball-tipped optical fibre, was used to recanalize occluded lower…”
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Laser angioplasty: useful tool or interesting toy? by MITCHELL, D. C, SMITH, R. E, WOOD, R. F. M

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Vascular trauma by Blacklay, P F, Duggan, E, Wood, R F

“…Civilian vascular trauma is not uncommon. Prompt treatment with modern vascular surgical techniques produces good results…”
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