Hoummady, S Fantinati, M Maso, D Bynens, A Banuls, D Santos, N R Roche, M Priymenko, N
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BMC veterinary research
Nowadays, more people are treating dogs as family members. This reflects their increased attention towards their nutrition, with renewed interest for non-conventional diets such as Biologically Appropriate Raw Food/ Bones and Raw Food in United States (BARF) or homemade. In previous studies, owners feeding their dog non-conventional diets reported ...
O'Connor, Lauren F Wells, Kristen M
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Archives of dermatological research
Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease that results in partial or total balding of the scalp and/or body. Treatments available are minimally effective, have severe side effects, and are often painful. Given these burdens, patients may not feel undergoing treatment is worthwhile. The purpose of this study is to characterize the willingness of pati...
Burton, Alex Beveridge, Sabeena Hardcastle, Nicholas Lye, Jessica Sanagou, Masoumeh Franich, Rick
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Physics and imaging in radiation oncology
A survey on the patterns of practice of respiratory motion management (MM) was distributed to 111 radiation therapy facilities to inform the development of an end-to-end dosimetry audit including respiratory motion. The survey (distributed via REDCap) asked facilities to provide information specific to the combinations of MM techniques (breath-hold...
Roshdy, A Elsayed, A S Saleh, A S
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Medicina intensiva
Exploring infectious diseases (ID) practice in Intensive Care Unit (ICU) to identify gaps and opportunities. Online international survey (PRACT-INF-ICU) endorsed by the ESICM and open from July 30, 2019 to October 19, 2019. International study conducted in 78 countries. Physicians working in ICU. None. Practice variations were assessed according to...
Hardon, S F Rahimi, A M Postema, R R Willuth, E Mintz, Y Arezzo, A Dankelman, J Nickel, F Horeman, T
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Updates in surgery
The complexity of handheld steerable laparoscopic instruments (SLI) may impair the learning curve compared to conventional instruments when first utilized. This study aimed to provide the current state of interest in the use of SLI, the current use of these in daily practice and the type of training which is conducted before using SLI in the operat...
Sahin Vural, Gozde Barut Selver, Ozlem Palamar, Melis
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International ophthalmology
To determine the prevalence of adenoviral conjunctivitis in Turkish ophthalmologists, to provide an overview of the treatment and prophylaxis of adenoviral conjunctivitis, and to analyze the data in the context of evidence-based treatment recommendations. An online questionnaire consisting of 20 multiple-choice questions about the characteristics o...
Chen, James Y Vedantham, Srinivasan Lexa, Frank J
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European journal of radiology
Worldwide, radiologists are experiencing increasing clinical workloads with associated increased burnout. This paper will review burnout definitions, prevalence, and causes. We will also share data from a survey of US neuroradiologists as an example of the impact of work-work imbalances from clinical overload. This article examines the impact on se...
Audag, Nicolas Toussaint, Michel Liistro, Giuseppe Vandervelde, Laure Cugy, Emmanuelle Reychler, Gregory
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Dysphagia
Dysphagia is common in patients with neuromuscular diseases (NMDs). Its management differs by country and clinical setting. The purpose of this study was to describe current practices in the management of dysphagia in NMDs across Europe. An online survey of sixteen questions was developed, including basic information on facilities, existence of a m...
Geers, Artur (author)
Mobile phones are playing an increasingly significant role. The surge of services and tasks performed on mobile phones is accompanied by an ever-increasing amount of personal data about the owner. This has made mobile phones ideal targets for cyber criminals and it has translated into an increase in malware targeting mobile phones. Social engineeri...
Oglat, Ammar A Hasan, Hanan
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BMC oral health
The anxiety among pregnant women about the imaging of teeth during pregnancy may have an adverse effect on the oral health of both the mother and the fetus too. This research study was conducted to evaluate women's knowledge of the utilization of dental imaging during pregnancy. In this research, structured questionnaires were distributed electroni...
