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52. SNOT‐22 in a control population

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Erskine, S.E., Hopkins, C., Clark, A., Anari, S., Kumar, N., Robertson, A., Sunkaraneni, S., Wilson, J.A., Carrie, S., Kara, N., Ray, J., Smith, R., Philpott, C.M., Philpott, Carl, Erskine, Sally, Clark, Allan, Morris, Steve, Hopkins, Claire, Robertson, Alasdair, Ahmed, Shahzada, Kara, Naveed, Carrie, Sean, Sunkaraneni, Vishnu, Ray, Jaydip, Anari, Shahram, Jervis, Paul, Panesaar, Jaan, Farboud, Amir, Kumar, Nirmal, Cathcart, Russell, Almeyda, Robert, Khalil, Hisham, Prinsley, Peter, Mansell, Nicolas, Salam, Mahmoud, Hobson, Jonathan, Woods, Jane, and Coombes, Emma

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2017
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53. Analysis of class I and II aberrations in Iraqi childhood acute myeloid leukemia using filter paper cards

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Al-Kzayer, Lika’a Fasih Y., Uyen, Le Thanh N., Al-Jadiry, Mazin Faisal, Al-Hadad, Salma Abbas, Al-Badri, Safaa A. Faraj, Ghali, Hasanein Habeeb, Ameen, Najiha Ahmed, Liu, Tingting, Matsuda, Kazuyuki, Abdulkadhim, Jaafar M. H., Al-Shujairi, Tariq Abadi, Matti, Zead Ismael I. K., Hasan, Janan Ghalib, Al-Abdullah, Hussam M. Salih, Al-Ani, Mouroge H., Saber, Paiman Ali I., Khalil, Hisham Maree, Inoshita, Toshi, Kamata, Minoru, Koike, Kenichi, and Sakashita, Kazuo

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2014
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57. Clival Mucocele: A Rare Yet not Forgotten Pathology.

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Stavrakas, Marios, Khalil, Hisham S., Tsetsos, Nikolaos, and Muquit, Samiul

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*SKULL radiography, *CYSTS (Pathology), *ENDOSCOPIC surgery, *MUCOUS membranes, *MAGNETIC resonance imaging, *DIFFERENTIAL diagnosis, *PARESTHESIA, *HEALTH care teams, *SKULL base, *COMPUTED tomography, *ENDOSCOPY
Abstract

Primary clival mucoceles are a rare clinical entity that usually represents an incidental finding on computed tomography or magnetic resonance imaging scanning. There are only a few reports in the literature of patients who presented with vague symptoms such as headaches, facial paresthesia, and numbness. Clival mucoceles can also be secondary, by extension of a sphenoid mucocele to the clivus. We present a case of primary clival mucocele, aiming to highlight the importance of a multidisciplinary approach. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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86. Compact CPW-fed super wideband planar elliptical antenna.

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Rafique, Umair, Din, Sami ud, and Khalil, Hisham

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A compact co-planar waveguide (CPW) fed planar elliptical antenna has been designed and presented for super wideband (SWB) characteristics. The designed antenna has an overall size of 30 × 30 × 1.57 mm3, and it consists of an elliptical patch radiator fed using a modified 50 Ω CPW-fed tapered microstrip feed line. By using a semi-ring shaped structure with a tapered feed line, an impedance bandwidth of 180.66% has been observed from 1.27 to 25 GHz with a ratio bandwidth of 19.68:1. To validate simulation results, the designed antenna has been fabricated and measured, and a reasonable agreement has been observed between simulated and measured results. It has also been observed that the designed antenna offers good radiation properties over the entire operating bandwidth. The simulated average gain and radiation efficiency of the proposed SWB antenna is noted to be 4.3 dBi and 95.77%, respectively; while the measured average gain and radiation efficiency is 3.8 dBi and 94.69%, respectively. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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87. A Case of Invasive Sinonasal Carcinosarcoma: The Importance of Early Detection

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Yuen, Jason, Varadarajan, Vinay, Stavrakas, Marios, Muquit, Samiul, and Khalil, Hisham

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Sinonasal carcinosarcomas represent rare neoplasms, with aggressive character and unfavourable prognosis. We present a case of extensive sinonasal carcinosarcoma extending into the anterior cranial fossa and into the orbit and also a review of the current international literature regarding this rare yet aggressive neoplasm. There is currently a lack of specific guidelines on the optimal management of sinonasal carcinosarcoma and the treatment represents a challenge for the clinician. The key message that we would like to disseminate to our colleagues is the importance of suspicion and early detection, as well as the necessity to adopt a holistic approach when counselling patients.

Published
2018
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96. An evaluation of medical student-led podcasts: what are the lessons learnt?

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Kapoor,Smriti, Catton,Rory, Khalil,Hisham, Kapoor,Smriti, Catton,Rory, and Khalil,Hisham

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Smriti Kapoor,1 Rory Catton,2 Hisham Khalil1,2 1Peninsula Medical School, 2Peninsula Schools of Medicine and Dentistry, Plymouth University, Plymouth, UK Background: Student-led podcasts were developed by 5th year Peninsula Medical School students as part of an educational grant. The students completed 35 video podcasts using PREZI software, and based on clinical indicative presentations of the Peninsula Medical School curriculum. Methods: Third, 4th and 5th year medical students were invited to complete the evaluation of the indicative presentation video podcasts they watched. Both quantitative and qualitative data were collected through anonymized questionnaires. A thematic analysis of qualitative data was carried outResults: Seven hundred and fifty students were invited to evaluate the podcasts of which 142 responded to the email. One hundred and forty-two students were assigned podcasts, of whom 122 completed the podcast questionnaire (85.9%), with 20 students dropping out for unknown reasons. The majority of the students found the podcasts to be clear, of an appropriate length, targeted at the right academic level and providing a good method of learning. However, there were mixed views in relation to the preference of podcasts over conventional learning methods. The thematic analysis identified positive comments and areas of improvement for the podcasts.Conclusion: Podcasts conducted in an interview style with an engaging voice and images are thought to help maintain student engagement from their perspective. Further evaluation/research is required to help establish the correct depth and breadth of information to be included in podcasts. Keywords: video podcasts, student views, learning resources, medical educationA Letter to the Editor has been received and published for this article.

Published
2018

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