Publications by authors named "A J Shore"

During post chemotherapy surgery for ovarian cancer, it is important to ensure that any residual disease is carefully assessed and removed. The assessment remains subjective, despite clear evidence of the benefits of complete macroscopic resection. In this work, we have considered Raman spectroscopy as a possible tool for residual disease assessment by exploring its ability to correctly classify ovarian cancer from benign and borderline tissues.

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Allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis (ABPA) is a well-known complication in children and young people with cystic fibrosis (CF) and without treatment causes structural lung damage. We performed a longitudinal observational study to identify clinical risk factors for ABPA in a cohort of children and young people with CF aged 8 to 17 years at baseline. Anonymised annual review UK CF Registry data from 2009 to 2019 for patients aged 8-17 years in 2009 were collected, with lung transplant recipients excluded.

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Organogermanium, especially poly-trans-[(2-carboxyethyl)germasesquioxane] (Ge-132), has been known to enhance immune-modulatory activities. However, the in vivo and in vitro evidence accumulated over the last 20 years reveals that Ge-132 has unique but underappreciated multi-functional properties that have a potential positive effect for the cardiovascular system. A hydrolysate of Ge-132, monomeric 3-(trihydroxygermyl)propanoic acid, forms a complex with a vicinal diol structure (i.

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The QUAD nations' (United States, India, Japan, and Australia) financial markets are deeply integrated with global markets. The burgeoning surge of risk in global markets requires caution, which can be possible by determining the connectedness. This study elucidates the dynamic connectedness between crude oil and the financial markets of QUAD nations, aiming to enhance understanding of its environmental and managerial implications.

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  • This paper evaluates leadership within an integrated care system (ICS) in England, focusing on effective leadership aspects and their contexts post-COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Using realist evaluation methodology, the study involved 23 interviews with ICS leaders, observations of meetings, and document analysis to understand the mechanics of successful leadership.
  • Key findings highlight the importance of a strong sense of purpose and leadership visibility in enhancing workforce morale, while challenges like financial constraints and differing regulatory environments hinder responsiveness and innovation in addressing health inequalities.
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