Publications by authors named "S P Stringer"

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  • * Data was analyzed from 120 patients, revealing that most aimed for high collection goals, with notable challenges for older patients and those with low platelet counts affecting their success rates.
  • * Recommendations for improvement included adjusting collection goals, modifying medication timing, using platelet counts to predict outcomes, and optimizing scheduling to accommodate more patients efficiently.
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Objective: The objective of this study was to understand applicant perspectives on in-person and virtual otolaryngology residency interviews.

Study Design: Survey study.

Setting: Otolaryngology residency applicants who were interviewed during 2022-2023.

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The Association for Human Pharmacology in the Pharmaceutical Industry's annual meeting focused on current and impending challenges facing the United Kingdom's (UK) pharmaceutical industry and how these opportunities can inspire innovation and best practice. The UK pharmaceutical landscape is still evolving following Brexit and learnings from the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic. As such, the UK's clinical community is in a unique position to steer innovation in a meaningful direction.

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Control of spotted-wing Drosophila, Drosophila suzukii, in small fruits emphasizes biological, cultural, and chemical approaches, whereas studies of host plant resistance as a form of genetic control are just getting underway. The identification of resistance patterns among genotypes of host plants whose fruit, leaves, roots, stems, or seeds are specifically targeted by an invasive pest is the first step in the development of an effective genetic control. Therefore, a detached fruit bioassay was developed to screen for D.

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  • * Various intraoperative imaging tools, like neuronavigation and ultrasound, can aid in surgery by providing real-time feedback, potentially improving the chances of complete tumor removal and reducing recurrences.
  • * This case report highlights a novel side-firing ultrasound probe as a cost-effective and efficient way to assist in the meticulous navigation required for safely resecting large clival chordomas using endoscopic techniques.
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