Lucie Blais, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      THE IMPACT OF MATERNAL ASTHMA ON ABORTION
Maternal asthma, especially when poorly controlled, may increase the risk for a spontaneous abortion. This finding emphasizes the importance of maintaining optimal asthma control prior to and during pregnancy..

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Human Reproduction 

Lucie Blais (author)
Buenos Aires, Argentina  (author's city and country) / Buenos Aires, Argentina (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Barkat Khan, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      MATRIX BASED TABLETS OF FLURBIPROFEN
Eudragit® polymers can be used successfully to develop directly compressed prolonged release tablets of flurbiprofen..

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Latin American Journal of Pharmacy 

Barkat Khan (author)
Ciudad De Buenos Aires, Argentina  (author's city and country) / Ciudad De Buenos Aires, Argentina (ciudad y país del autor/a)

David Gordon Duckworth, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      NEWLY DEFINED COMMINUTED RADIAL HEAD FRACTURE
Mason Classification is used to describe radial head fractures, which are the most common type of elbow fracture. Six patients presented to the senior surgeon’s clinic with a fracture that was in three main pieces with the main fragment dislocated. In these patients the fracture was fixed with the use of three headless compression screws. This resulted in good to excellent....

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ANZ Journal of Surgery 

David Gordon Duckworth (author)
Sydney, Australia  (author's city and country) / Sydney, Australia (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Rachel Roberts, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      A NEW MEASURE TO ASSESS STRESSORS IN ADOLESCENTS WITH A CRANIOFACIAL CONDITION
We have developed a new, reliable and valid measure called the Craniofacial Experiences Questionnaire (CFEQ) to assess both the stressors and the positive aspects of adolescents who have a craniofacial condition. This is likely to be useful in both research and clinical contexts..

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Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Journal 

Rachel Roberts (author)
Adelaide, Australia  (author's city and country) / Adelaide, Australia (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Lex William Doyle, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      REDUCTION IN LATE-ONSET SEPSIS AFTER RELOCATING A NEONATAL NURSERY
There was a significant reduction in the severity of late onset sepsis in very preterm and/or very low birthweight infants after the relocation from an old to a new nursery. This is an important finding for future nursery planning and infection prevention..

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Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health 

Lex William Doyle (author)
Melbourne, Australia  (author's city and country) / Melbourne, Australia (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Roderic J Phillips, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      PROPRANOLOL FOR INFANT HEMANGIOMAS OUT OF HOSPITAL
Our experience using oral propranolol to treat 200 infants with hemangiomas suggests that most children have an very good response, with rapid improvement. However, a significant minority do not respond. We recommend that routine inpatient admission is unnecessary..

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Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health 

Roderic J Phillips (author)
Melbourne, Australia  (author's city and country) / Melbourne, Australia (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Andrew Heggie, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      DISTRACTION OSTEOGENESIS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CRANIOFACIAL SYNDROMES
Distraction osteogenesis has facilitated advancement of the craniofacial skeleton that has enabled the correction of the deficient mid-facial in syndromic craniosynostosis patients as well as lengthening the micrognathic mandible in conditions such as Pierre Robin sequence with associated upper airway obstruction that cannot be otherwise managed without a tracheosomy..

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Annals of Maxillofacial Surgery 

Andrew Heggie (author)
Melbourne, Australia  (author's city and country) / Melbourne, Australia (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Amanda Drilling, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      BACTERIOPHAGE REDUCES BIOFILM OF STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS EX VIVO ISOLATES FROM CHRONIC RHINOSINUSITIS PATIENTS
Bacteriophages have been identified in laboratory conditions to be effective anti-biofilm agents targeting the bacteria Staphylococcus aureus, including strains isolated from chronic rhinosinusitis patients. There is therefore potential for bacteriophage to be applied as a treatment against S. aureus sinonasal infections and biofilms in the context of chronic rhinosinusitis..

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American Journal of Rhinology & Allergy 

Amanda Drilling (author)
Woodville, Australia  (author's city and country) / Woodville, Australia (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Arkadiusz Peter Wysocki, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      MORTALITY FROM ACUTE APPENDICITIS IS ASSOCIATED WITH COMPLEX DISEASE AND CO-MORBIDITY
Our study suggests in hospital mortality from acute appendicitis in Australia is rare and typically occurs in the setting of complex disease rather than following simple appendicectomy..

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ANZ Journal of Surgery 

Arkadiusz Peter Wysocki (author)
Brisbane, Australia  (author's city and country) / Brisbane, Australia (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Sandro Vento, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      DOSE REDUCTION OF ANTIRETROVIRALS COULD INCREASE THEIR USE WORLDWIDE.
Antiretroviral dose reduction is a feasible approach to cost reduction and therefore wider access to HIV treatment. It would also reduce adverse events, improving tolerability and favouring adherence. We advocate for large, well-controlled non-inferiority trials the results of which could lead to a large scale reduction in antiretroviral doses..

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Tropical Medicine and International Health 

Sandro Vento (author)
Gaborone, Botswana  (author's city and country) / Gaborone, Botswana (ciudad y país del autor/a)

Sandro Vento, author's report for SIIC / crónica del autor para SIIC

      DOSE REDUCTION OF ANTIRETROVIRALS COULD INCREASE THEIR USE WORLDWIDE.
Antiretroviral dose reduction is a feasible approach to cost reduction and therefore wider access to HIV treatment. It would also reduce adverse events, improving tolerability and favouring adherence. We advocate for large, well-controlled non-inferiority trials the results of which could lead to a large scale reduction in antiretroviral doses..

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Tropical Medicine and International Health 

Sandro Vento (author)
Gaborone, Botswana  (author's city and country) / Gaborone, Botswana (ciudad y país del autor/a)