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    The Effects of MK-0677, an Oral Growth Hormone Secretagogue, in Patients with Hip Fracture

    The Effects of MK-0677, an Oral Growth Hormone Secretagogue, in Patients with Hip Fracture by Bach, Mark A., Rockwood, Kenneth, Zetterberg, Carl, Thamsborg, Gorm, Hébert, Réjean, Devogelaer, Jean-Pierre, Christiansen, Jens Sandahl, Rizzoli, René, Ochsner, J.Lockwood, Beisaw, Norman, Gluck, Oscar, Yu, Leisure, Schwab, Thomas, Farrington, Jeanne, Taylor, Alice M., Ng, Jennifer, Fuh, Vivian

    “…Objectives: To evaluate the effects of MK‐0677, an orally active growth hormone (GH) secretagogue, on functional recovery from hip fracture in previously…”
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    Langerhans cell histiocytosis : unusual skeletal manifestations observed in thirty-four cases

    Langerhans cell histiocytosis : unusual skeletal manifestations observed in thirty-four cases by HINDMAN, B. W, THOMAS, R. D, YOUNG, L. W, YU, L

    Published in Skeletal radiology (01-04-1998)
    “…Unusual manifestations are occasionally encountered in Langerhans cell histiocytosis and may be a source of confusion. The objective of this study was to…”
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    METABOLIC RESPONSES TO SEPSIS IN MAN AND DOG: GLUCAGON, INSULIN, AND CORTISOL - SUBSTRATE INTERACTION - HYPERALIMENTATION

    METABOLIC RESPONSES TO SEPSIS IN MAN AND DOG: GLUCAGON, INSULIN, AND CORTISOL - SUBSTRATE INTERACTION - HYPERALIMENTATION by YU, LEISURE

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    METABOLIC RESPONSES TO SEPSIS IN MAN AND DOG: GLUCAGON, INSULIN, AND CORTISOL - SUBSTRATE INTERACTION - HYPERALIMENTATION

    METABOLIC RESPONSES TO SEPSIS IN MAN AND DOG: GLUCAGON, INSULIN, AND CORTISOL - SUBSTRATE INTERACTION - HYPERALIMENTATION by YU, LEISURE

    Published 01-01-1977
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    Multiple systems organ failure: VII. Reduction in plasma branched-chain amino acids--correlations with liver failure and amino acid infusion

    Multiple systems organ failure: VII. Reduction in plasma branched-chain amino acids--correlations with liver failure and amino acid infusion by Moyer, E, Cerra, F, Peters, D, Chenier, R, Oswald, G, Watson, F, Yu, L, McMenamy, R, Border, J

    Published in The journal of trauma (01-11-1981)
    “…Lower fractional concentrations of branched-chain amino acids were found in trauma-septic patients who did not survive than in those who survived (p values…”
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    Multiple systems organ failure: VI. Death predictors in the trauma-septic state--the most critical determinants

    Multiple systems organ failure: VI. Death predictors in the trauma-septic state--the most critical determinants by Moyer, E, Cerra, F, Chenier, R, Peters, D, Oswald, G, Watson, F, Yu, L, McMenamy, R H, Border, J R

    Published in The journal of trauma (01-10-1981)
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    Multiple systems organ failure: I. The basal state

    Multiple systems organ failure: I. The basal state by McMenamy, R H, Birkhahn, R, Oswald, G, Reed, R, Rumph, C, Vaidyanath, N, Yu, L, Cerra, F B, Sorkness, R, Border, J R

    Published in The journal of trauma (01-02-1981)
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