Publications by authors named "J Wyatt"

Article Synopsis
  • Cynomolgus macaques are vital for biomedical research, especially in studying geriatric diseases, but socially housing sexually mature males presents challenges due to potential aggression, particularly with those previously kept alone.
  • This paper details a 2.5-year experience at IPB University, focusing on successfully housing young adult males and the difficulties encountered while trying to group older males aged over 15 years, using temperament assessments for pairing.
  • The research concluded that older males are best housed in pairs or triads determined by their temperament and dominance, highlighting the importance of behavior assessments and veterinary management in these social housing efforts.
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Background: Pelvic exenterations are now established as a standard of care for locally advanced and recurrent rectal cancer. Traditionally, these radical and complex operations have been performed via an open approach, but with the increasing expertise in robotic-assisted surgery (RAS), there is scope to perform such cases robotically. This study compares outcomes from open and RAS pelvic exenterations.

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Background: While often used, Hilgenreiner's line may not always be a reliable reference plane following triple innominate pelvic osteotomy or trauma to the triradiate cartilage. The inferior sacral-iliac line is a horizontal line connecting the sclerotic corners of the inferior sacral-iliac joints. This is a consistent landmark in the ossifying infant pelvis as well as the fully developed adult pelvis.

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Study Question: Does endometrial compaction (EC) help predict pregnancy outcomes in those undergoing ART?

Summary Answer: EC is associated with a significantly higher clinical pregnancy rate (CPR) and ongoing pregnancy rate (OPR), but this does not translate to live birth rate (LBR).

What Is Known Already: EC describes the progesterone-induced decrease in endometrial thickness, which may be observed following the end of the proliferative phase, prior to embryo transfer. EC is proposed as a non-invasive tool to help predict pregnancy outcome in those undergoing ART, however, published data is conflicting.

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