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1. Influence of opioid analgesia type on circulating tumor cells in open colorectal cancer surgery (POACC-1): study protocol for a prospective randomized multicenter controlled trial

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Berta, Emil, Srovnal, Josef, Dytrych, Petr, Bruthans, Jan, Ulrichova, Jitka, Prasil, Petr, Vecera, Lubomir, Gabrhelik, Tomas, Tolmaci, Benjamin, Dusa, Josef, Maca, Jan, Mazancova, Michelle, Haiduk, Filip, Kutej, Martin, Ihnat, Peter, Michalek, Pavel, and Hajduch, Marian

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2023
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3. Morphine Analgesia, Cannabinoid Receptor 2, and Opioid Growth Factor Receptor Cancer Tissue Expression Improve Survival after Pancreatic Cancer Surgery

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Vecera, Lubomir, primary, Prasil, Petr, additional, Srovnal, Josef, additional, Berta, Emil, additional, Vidlarova, Monika, additional, Gabrhelik, Tomas, additional, Kourilova, Pavla, additional, Lovecek, Martin, additional, Skalicky, Pavel, additional, Skarda, Jozef, additional, Kala, Zdenek, additional, Michalek, Pavel, additional, and Hajduch, Marian, additional

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2023
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6. Cannabinoid receptor 2 expression in early-stage non-small cell lung cancers identifies patients with good prognosis and longer survival

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Vidlarova, Monika, primary, Berta, Emil, additional, Prasil, Petr, additional, Prokopova, Andrea, additional, Gurska, Sona, additional, Khoylou, Marta, additional, Rehulkova, Alona, additional, Kourilova, Pavla, additional, Chudacek, Josef, additional, Szkorupa, Marek, additional, Klein, Jiri, additional, Skarda, Jozef, additional, Srovnal, Josef, additional, and Hajduch, Marian, additional

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2022
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10. EFFECTS OF FLUOROQUINOLONE RESTRICTION IN THE HOSPITAL ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF SENSITIVITY OF SELECTED BACTERIAL PATHOGENS

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Paterova, Pavla, primary, Ryskova, Lenka, additional, Fajfr, Miroslav, additional, Kuncova, Katerina, additional, Neradova, Katerina, additional, Vaverkova, Kristyna, additional, Hobzova, Lenka, additional, Prasil, Petr, additional, Plisek, Stanislav, additional, Radocha, Jakub, additional, Bostik, Pavel, additional, and Zemlickova, Helena, additional

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2020
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15. Leptospirosis: possibilities of early laboratory and clinical diagnosis

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Cermakova, Zuzana, primary, Kucerova, Petra, additional, Valenta, Zbynek, additional, Pliskova, Lenka, additional, Bolehovska, Radka, additional, Prasil, Petr, additional, Buchta, Vladimir, additional, Scharfen, Josef, additional, Polak, Pavel, additional, Pavlis, Ota, additional, and Voxova, Barbora, additional

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2012
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19. Leptospirosis: possibilities of early laboratory and clinical diagnosis.

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Cermakova, Zuzana, Kucerova, Petra, Valenta, Zbynek, Pliskova, Lenka, Bolehovska, Radka, Prasil, Petr, Buchta, Vladimir, Scharfen, Josef, Polak, Pavel, Pavlis, Ota, and Voxova, Barbora

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LEPTOSPIROSIS diagnosis, RETROSPECTIVE studies, AGGLUTINATION tests, MICROSCOPICAL technique, ANTIBIOTICS, POLYMERASE chain reaction
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This retrospective study aims to identify and describe the problems associated with the laboratory and clinical diagnosis of leptospirosis. A total of 4,813 patients with suspected leptospirosis from an area of the Czech Republic, with a total population of 1.15 million, were examined during the period 2002-2010. Our study included only 855 patients: 545 men (mean age 41.03 ± 19.24) and 310 women (mean age 41.47 ± 20.3) who were examined using microscopic agglutination test (MAT) and a polymerase chain reaction (PCR). All patients and their physicians filled in questionnaires, which included anamnestic data, clinical symptoms and the results of laboratory tests. Out of total suspected, 89 patients (1.85%), tested positive for leptospirosis, of which 50 have been examined only serologically by MAT. Of 855 patients in our study undergoing both PCR and MAT tests, 39 have tested positive for leptospirosis. The most frequent symptom in patients with leptospirosis included fever (91.6%) and headache (69.4%). The correct laboratory diagnosis of leptospirosis depends on biological material being tested before the start of antibiotic treatment, since leptospires are extremely sensitive to antibiotics. Consequently, the PCR results alone may produce a false negative result after 24 hours following treatment with antibiotics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2013
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