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22. Abstract 13228: Nitroxyl (HNO) donated via Slow-Release Oral Pro-Drug Improves Ventriculo-Arterial Coupling in Conscious Dogs with Induced Heart Failure: Enhanced Load-Independent Mechano-Energetics

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del Rio, Carlos L, primary, George, Robert S, additional, Youngblood, Bradley L, additional, Ueyama, Yukie, additional, May, Jonelle R, additional, Humphries, David J, additional, Hartman, Craig, additional, Cully, Doris F, additional, Hamlin, Robert L, additional, and Reardon, John E, additional

Published
2014
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27. Reversal of Severe Heart Failure With a Continuous-Flow Left Ventricular Assist Device and Pharmacological Therapy

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Birks, Emma J., primary, George, Robert S., additional, Hedger, Mike, additional, Bahrami, Toufan, additional, Wilton, Penny, additional, Bowles, Christopher T., additional, Webb, Carole, additional, Bougard, Robert, additional, Amrani, Mohammed, additional, Yacoub, Magdi H., additional, Dreyfus, Gilles, additional, and Khaghani, Asghar, additional

Published
2011
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31. Aging Criminals

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George, Robert S.

Subjects
Aging Criminals (Book) -- Book reviews, Books -- Book reviews, Law
Published
1990

34. Hemodynamic and Echocardiographic Responses to Acute Interruption of Left Ventricular Assist Device Support: Relevance to Assessment of Myocardial Recovery

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George, Robert S., primary, Yacoub, Magdi H., additional, Tasca, Giordano, additional, Webb, Carole, additional, Bowles, Christopher T., additional, Tansley, Patrick, additional, Hardy, James P., additional, Dreyfus, Gilles, additional, Khaghani, Asghar, additional, and Birks, Emma J., additional

Published
2007
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39. RADIOACTIVE ISOTOPES IN MANAGEMENT OF CARCINOMATOSIS OF SEROUS BODY CAVITIES

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KENT, EDWARD M., MOSES, CAMPBELL, FORD, WILLIAM B., KUTZ, EUGENE R., and GEORGE, ROBERT S.

Abstract

THE CONTINUING, accelerating struggle for mastery over malignant diseases in the human has resulted in some tendency to overlook the need for and the availability of weapons with which we may attempt to achieve palliation. By and large this field of endeavor has been all too eagerly reserved for those few persons who have grasped the responsibility which actually rests upon all of us. Admittedly, such a solution has much genuine merit, however, available personnel and facilities are so meager for the problem at hand that many victims of cancer receive little or no considerate, planned therapy aimed at the production of a maximum degree of aid and comfort.The onset of intractable effusion in one or more of the serous cavities is a distressing complication of advancing malignant disease. The true frequency with which such a state is reached cannot be estimated with accuracy; however, Clark 1 has reported that significant

Published
1954
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42. Novel technique in managing bronchobiliary fistula in adults: Endobronchial embolization using silicone spigots in 2 cases.

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Kostopanagiotou, Kostas, George, Robert S., Kefaloyannis, Emmanuel, and Papagiannopoulos, Kostas

Subjects
*THERAPEUTIC embolization, *BILIARY tract, *BRONCHI, *FISTULA, *SILICON, *DIAGNOSIS
Abstract

Bronchobiliary fistula (BBF) can complicate most hepatic pathologies. This is a challenging group of patients, especially when surgery is precluded. The bronchoscopic application of silicon spigots is a recognized technique for the treatment of massive hemoptysis and the management of patients with bronchopleural fistula following lung resection. Their role in the treatment of BBF has never been described. In this paper we report the successful embolization using silicon spigots in two patients with BBF secondary to malignant disease, when all surgical options were exhausted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2015
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45. Advances in chest drain management in thoracic disease.

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George RS and Papagiannopoulos K

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An adequate chest drainage system aims to drain fluid and air and restore the negative pleural pressure facilitating lung expansion. In thoracic surgery the post-operative use of the conventional underwater seal chest drainage system fulfills these requirements, however they allow great variability amongst practices. In addition they do not offer accurate data and they are often inconvenient to both patients and hospital staff. This article aims to simplify the myths surrounding the management of chest drains following chest surgery, review current experience and explore the advantages of modern digital chest drain systems and address their disease-specific use.

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2016
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