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Infections of cerebrospinal fluid diversion devices in adults: The role of intraventricular antimicrobial therapy by Wilkie, M.D, Hanson, M.F, Statham, P.F, Brennan, P.M

“…Summary Objectives The precise role for intraventricular (IVT) antimicrobials in combination with systemic antibiotics in management of cerebrospinal fluid…”
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The rising rate of admissions for tonsillitis and neck space abscesses in England, 1991-2011 by Lau, A S, Upile, N S, Wilkie, M D, Leong, S C, Swift, A C

“…Sore throats and tonsillitis represent a considerable health burden as well as a significant source of expenditure for the National Health Service (NHS). As…”
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Microscope-assisted thyroidectomy: Our experience in one hundred and twenty-one consecutive cases by Williams, S.P., Wilkie, M.D., Tahery, J.

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Injection of botulinum toxin for the treatment of post-laryngectomy pharyngoesophageal spasm-related disorders by Lightbody, K A, Wilkie, M D, Kinshuck, A J, Gilmartin, E, Lewis-Jones, H, Jones, T M, Lancaster, J

“…Introduction Pharyngoesophageal spasm (PES) can cause dysphagia, central valve leak (CVL), and dypshonia in post-laryngectomy patients. Botulinum toxin has…”
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The BeSMART (Best Supportive Management for Adults Referred with Tonsillopharyngitis) multicentre observational study by Lau, A S, Mamais, C, McChesney, E, Upile, N S, Vaughan, C, Veitch, J, Abbas, J R, Markey, A, Brown, N G, Evans, M, Thomas, J, Gaines, M, Shehata, Z, Wilkie, M D, Leong, S C

“…Introduction Tonsillopharyngitis is the most common ear, nose and throat emergency admission, with 80,000 episodes recorded in England in 2015-2016. Despite…”
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Prognostic implications of pathologically determined tumour volume in glottic carcinomas treated by transoral laser microsurgery by Wilkie, M.D., Lightbody, K.A., Pinto, R., Tandon, S., Jones, T.M., Lancaster, J.

“…Objectives The TNM classification system for squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of the head and neck neglects to incorporate volumetric analysis of the primary…”
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Perceptions of doctors' dress code: ENT patients' perspective by Lightbody, K.A., Wilkie, M.D.

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Canal wall down mastoidectomy with obliteration versus canal wall up mastoidectomy in primary cholesteatoma surgery by Wilkie, M D, Chudek, D, Webb, C J, Panarese, A, Banhegyi, G

“…This study sought to compare disease recidivism rates between canal wall up mastoidectomy and a canal wall down with obliteration technique. Patients…”
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Current ENT training within the UK by Lightbody, K.A., Wilkie, M.D.

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Spatial Working Memory and Hippocampal Size across Pregnancy in Rats by Galea, Liisa A.M., Ormerod, Brandi K., Sampath, Sharadh, Kostaras, Xanthoula, Wilkie, Donald M., Phelps, Maria T.

“…The present experiments investigated the effects of pregnancy on performance in the Morris water maze and on hippocampal volume. In the first study, pregnant…”
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Pathology-based staging for HPV-positive squamous carcinoma of the oropharynx by Haughey, B.H, Sinha, P, Kallogjeri, D, Goldberg, R.L, Lewis, J.S, Piccirillo, J.F, Jackson, R.S, Moore, E.J, Brandwein-Gensler, M, Magnuson, S.J, Carroll, W.R, Jones, T.M, Wilkie, M.D, Lau, A, Upile, N.S, Sheard, Jon, Lancaster, J, Tandon, S, Robinson, M, Husband, D, Ganly, I, Shah, J.P, Brizel, D.M, O’Sullivan, B, Ridge, J.A, Lydiatt, W.M

“…Highlights • Multi-institutional surgical cohort of 704, p16-positive oropharynx cancer cases. • Existing AJCC/UICC pathologic staging lacked prognostic…”
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Rats have trouble associating all three parts of the time–place–event memory code by Thorpe, Christina M., Bates, Mollie E., Wilkie, Donald M.

“…The ability of animals to associate an event with predictable time and place information confers a major biological advantage. The current research uses a…”
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Errors made by animals in memory paradigms are not always due to failure of memory by Wilkie, Donald M., Willson, Robert J., A. R. Carr, Jason

“…It is commonly assumed that errors in animal memory paradigms such as delayed matching to sample, radial mazes, and food-cache recovery are due to failures in…”
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Rats are reluctant to use circadian timing in a daily time–place task by Carr, Jason A.R, Wilkie, Donald M

“…On daily time–place learning tasks animals can work for food at different spatial locations during sessions at different times of the day. In previous…”
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Further evidence of joint time–place control of rats’ behavior: results from an ‘open hopper’ test by Carr, Jason A.R, Tan, Adrienne O, Thorpe, Christina M, Wilkie, Donald M

“…Rats were trained on an interval time–place task. Food was intermittently available on each of four levers for 4 min in a 16-min session. After baseline…”
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Long-term increases in dentate granule cell responsivity accompany operant conditioning by Skelton, RW, Scarth, AS, Wilkie, DM, Miller, JJ, Phillips, AG

“…The efficacy of synaptic transmission from the perforant path (PP) to the granule cells in the dentate gyrus (DG) of freely moving rats was monitored…”
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Further evidence that rats use ordinal timing in a daily time–place learning task by Carr, Jason A.R, Tan, Adrienne O, Wilkie, Donald M

“…Rats received morning, midday, and afternoon sessions each day in a chamber located in a room containing distal spatial cues. A lever was mounted on each of…”
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Field observations of time-place behaviour in scavenging birds by Wilkie, Donald M., Carr, Jason A.R., Siegenthaler, Amy, Lenger, Birgit, Liu, Michael, Kwok, Matthew

“…Encoding the spatial location and the time at which significant biological events occur is thought to be a fundamental way in which one form of memory is…”
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Discrimination of ovarian steroids by rats by Gorzalka, Boris B., Wilkie, Donald M., Hanson, Laura A.

“…Rats' ability to discriminate their hormonal states was examined by observing the effects of ovarian steroids on state-dependent learning using a drug…”
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Some pitfalls in measuring memory in animals by Thorpe, Christina M., Jacova, Claudia, Wilkie, Donald M.

“…Because the presence or absence of memories in the brain cannot be directly observed, scientists must rely on indirect measures and use inferential reasoning…”
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