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The role of the physician in transforming the culture of healthcare by Smits, Stanley J, Bowden, Dawn E, Wells, James O

“…Purpose The healthcare system in the USA is undergoing unprecedented change and its share of unintended consequences. This paper explores the leadership role…”
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Unusual cases of resistance to minoxidil therapy by Wells, J O

“…Minoxidil was used to treat 112 patients with severe and refractory hypertension during a period of 8 years. The drug was highly effective and resistant cases…”
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Effects of therapeutic paracentesis on systemic and hepatic hemodynamics and on renal and hormonal function by Simon, D M, McCain, J R, Bonkovsky, H L, Wells, J O, Hartle, D K, Galambos, J T

“…Thirteen patients with cirrhosis and tense ascites (six with and seven without peripheral edema) underwent 4- to 15-liter paracentesis without intravenous…”
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Renal vein renin analysis: limitations of its use in predicting benefit from percutaneous angioplasty by MARTIN, L. G, CORK, R. D, WELLS, J. O

“…Two hundred forty-four consecutive patients (mean age 61 years), including 123 who had technically valid renal vein renin (RVR) analysis and 121 without RVR…”
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Concomitant renal revascularization in patients undergoing aortic surgery by Stewart, Mark T., Smith, Robert B., Timothy Fulenwider, J., Perdue, Garland D., Wells, James O.

“…Sixty-three patients who underwent renal revascularization at the time of aortic surgery were retrospectively reviewed. These patients had significant renal…”
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Concomitant renal revascularization in patients undergoing aortic surgery by Stewart, Mark T., Smith, Robert B., Fulenwider, J. Timothy, Perdue, Garland D., Wells, James O.

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Mesangial glomerulonephropathy with decreased circulating C4 and predominant mesangial C4 deposition in association with one null gene at the C4B locus by Bryan, J A, Campbell, Jr, W G, Wells, Jr, J O, Bourke, E

“…We report a case of mesangial glomerulonephropathy associated with decreased circulating C4 in a young man with recurrent microscopic hematuria and one null…”
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