Publications by authors named "Merle J Futter"
Ophthalmic Genet
September 2007
Article Synopsis
- The success of genetic research relies heavily on patients' willingness to participate, making it crucial to understand their attitudes towards involvement.
- This study examined the experiences of individuals with inherited retinal degenerative disorders who participated in genetic research in Cape Town, revealing that despite differing personal experiences, all four participants had a positive outlook on their involvement.
- The findings highlight the value of qualitative research methods in exploring the perceptions of patients within the ophthalmic field.
Intensive Care Med
June 2004
Article Synopsis
- The paper explores the principles of pressure and flow dynamics in endotracheal suctioning, focusing specifically on its relevance to pediatric care.
- It presents findings from a study conducted in a pediatric intensive care unit, examining various suction techniques and their effects on pressure changes and mucus clearance.
- The results suggest that suctioning in intubated neonates generates significant pressure changes that could impact lung volume, emphasizing the need for careful consideration in clinical practice.
