Publications by authors named "C F Crouch"
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- The study compares anesthetic management practices between living donor liver transplantation (LDLT) in South Korea and the United States, revealing significant differences despite high response rates from anesthesiology directors in both countries.
- Key disparities include rates of early extubation post-surgery, involvement in donor selection meetings, application of enhanced recovery protocols, and use of cell savers for donors, highlighting varying approaches to patient care.
- Overall, the findings emphasize the need for further investigation into how these differences may affect patient outcomes in LDLT procedures across these two nations.
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- - The TEDDY Study aims to understand the environmental factors contributing to type 1 diabetes in children with a genetic predisposition, emphasizing the importance of keeping participants engaged throughout the 15-year research period for reliable results.
- - Retention strategies for the TEDDY Study were categorized into four main domains: barrier reduction, community building, follow-up reminders, and tracing, alongside unique approaches specifically tailored for the study.
- - Effective participant retention planning from the outset, along with ongoing engagement strategies for both children and their parents, is critical for addressing challenges and ensuring a successful observational study.
Chicken coccidiosis caused by spp. can occur on almost all poultry farms, causing huge economic losses to the industry. Genetically manipulated parasites as a vaccine vector to deliver viral antigens have been reported.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFEimeria species serve as promising eukaryotic vaccine vectors. And that the location of heterologous antigens in the subcellular components of genetically modified Eimeria may determine the magnitude and type of immune responses. Therefore, our study aimed to target a heterologous fluorescent protein to the cell surface or microneme, two locations where are more effective in inducing protective immunity, of Eimeria tenella and E.
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