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1. Correspondence

Author

Owen, Lindley, Cosway, Ben, and Evans, Ceri

Published
2011

4. Emergency Care in Ent : How To Reduce Admissions.

Author

Cosway, Ben

Abstract

Introduction:We have developed an ambulatory care unit on our ward at Sunderland Royal Hospital. We aimed to assess the impact of this unit on our average length of stay and our day case rate for the management common ENT emergencies. Methods: Patients presenting with epistaxis and peritonsillar abscesses in the year preceding (2014-2015) and the year post (2016-2017) the introduction of the ambulatory care unit were included. Average length of stay and day case rates were extracted.Results: Our average length of stay for patients with a peri-tonsillar abscess has significantly reduced from 1.2 days (180 patients) -1.0 days (275 patients - p

Published
2017

6. Occult Rib Fractures: Defining the Cause

Author

Cosway, Ben, primary, Mathura, Narad, additional, Mott, Alison, additional, Bredow, Maria, additional, Fraser, James, additional, Rawlinson, Alicia, additional, Wei, Christina, additional, Thyagarajan, Manigandan S., additional, Harrison, Sara, additional, and Kemp, Alison, additional

Published
2013
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8. Occult Rib Fractures: Defining the Cause.

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Cosway, Ben, Mathura, Narad, Mott, Alison, Bredow, Maria, Fraser, James, Rawlinson, Alicia, Wei, Christina, Thyagarajan, Manigandan S., Harrison, Sara, and Kemp, Alison

Subjects
*ANALYSIS of variance, *CHILD abuse, *CARDIOPULMONARY resuscitation, *BONE fractures, *CASE studies, *OSTEOPENIA, *RIB injuries, *STATISTICS, *WOUNDS & injuries, *DATA analysis, *RETROSPECTIVE studies, *DATA analysis software
Abstract

The probability of physical abuse (PA) is high in children with occult rib fractures. Other causes include non-intentional trauma, post surgery and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. Bone fragility increases the risk of fractures, namely metabolic bone disease of prematurity (MBDP), osteogenesis imperfecta, rickets and rare metabolic bone diseases. This case series describes 61 children under two years of age with rib fractures and associations with clinical and radiological features and aetiology. There were 20 cases of PA, 11 post surgical and three non-intentional trauma. Two cases had fractures following cardiopulmonary resuscitation, 18 MBDP and one metabolic bone disease. In six cases, the cause remained unknown. The number and distribution of rib fractures and the age of infants did not discriminate between MBDP and PA. Fractures were predominantly posterior, postero-lateral or lateral. All cases of MBDP had a gestational age of 31 weeks or less and birth weight < 1.25 kg. Each child with MBDP had at least one additional risk factor. Chronic lung disease was recorded in seven, prolonged total parenteral nutrition in ten, steroid use in four, furosemide medication in eight and necrotising enterocolitis in three. All PA cases had other associated injuries or signs of neglect. We recommend a comprehensive assessment of infants with occult rib fractures including an examination to exclude associated trauma, a child protection assessment and a full clinical assessment to exclude risk factors for co-existing bone fragility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2015
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9. Head and Neck Cancer: United Kingdom National Multidisciplinary Guidelines, Sixth Edition.

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Homer JJ, Winter SC, Abbey EC, Aga H, Agrawal R, Ap Dafydd D, Arunjit T, Axon P, Aynsley E, Bagwan IN, Batra A, Begg D, Bernstein JM, Betts G, Bicknell C, Bisase B, Brady GC, Brennan P, Brunet A, Bryant V, Cantwell L, Chandra A, Chengot P, Chua MLK, Clarke P, Clunie G, Coffey M, Conlon C, Conway DI, Cook F, Cooper MR, Costello D, Cosway B, Cozens NJA, Creaney G, Gahir DK, Damato S, Davies J, Davies KS, Dragan AD, Du Y, Edmond MRD, Fedele S, Finze H, Fleming JC, Foran BH, Fordham B, Foridi MMAS, Freeman L, Frew KE, Gaitonde P, Gallyer V, Gibb FW, Gore SM, Gormley M, Govender R, Greedy J, Urbano TG, Gujral D, Hamilton DW, Hardman JC, Harrington K, Holmes S, Homer JJ, Howland D, Humphris G, Hunter KD, Ingarfield K, Irving R, Isand K, Jain Y, Jauhar S, Jawad S, Jenkins GW, Kanatas A, Keohane S, Kerawala CJ, Keys W, King EV, Kong A, Lalloo F, Laws K, Leong SC, Lester S, Levy M, Lingley K, Madani G, Mani N, Matteucci PL, Mayland CR, McCaul J, McCaul LK, McDonnell P, McPartlin A, Mercadante V, Merchant Z, Mihai R, Moonim MT, Moore J, Nankivell P, Natu S, Nelson A, Nenclares P, Newbold K, Newland C, Nicol AJ, Nixon IJ, Obholzer R, O'Hara JT, Orr S, Paleri V, Palmer J, Parry RS, Paterson C, Patterson G, Patterson JM, Payne M, Pearson L, Poller DN, Pollock J, Porter SR, Potter M, Prestwich RJD, Price R, Ragbir M, Ranka MS, Robinson M, Roe JWG, Roques T, Rovira A, Sainuddin S, Salmon IJ, Sandison A, Scarsbrook A, Schache AG, Scott A, Sellstrom D, Semple CJ, Shah J, Sharma P, Shaw RJ, Siddiq S, Silva P, Simo R, Singh RP, Smith M, Smith R, Smith TO, Sood S, Stafford FW, Steven N, Stewart K, Stoner L, Sweeney S, Sykes A, Taylor CL, Thavaraj S, Thomson DJ, Thornton J, Tolley NS, Turnbull N, Vaidyanathan S, Vassiliou L, Waas J, Wade-McBane K, Wakefield D, Ward A, Warner L, Watson LJ, Watts H, Wilson C, Winter SC, Wong W, Yip CY, and Yip K

Subjects
Humans, United Kingdom, Interdisciplinary Communication, Neoplasm Staging, Head and Neck Neoplasms diagnosis, Head and Neck Neoplasms surgery
Published
2024
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