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2. Risk Stratification Combining MYC Immunohistochemistry with Standard IPI Has Utility in Patients with Diffuse Large B-Cell Lymphoma

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Kliman, David Simon, primary, Imlay-Gillespie, Louise, additional, McIlroy, Kirsten, additional, Gill, Anthony, additional, Arthur, Christopher, additional, Coyle, Luke, additional, Fay, Keith, additional, Kerridge, Ian H., additional, Mackinlay, Naomi, additional, Mulligan, Stephen, additional, Stevenson, William S, additional, Ward, Christopher M, additional, and Greenwood, Matthew, additional

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2015
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3. Interim Positron Emission Tomography-Computed Tomography (PET-CT) Is Predictive of Post-Therapy Outcome in High Grade Transformation of Low Grade Lymphoproliferative Disorders

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Imlay-Gillespie, Louise, primary, Kliman, David Simon, additional, Wong, Kelly, additional, Arthur, Christopher, additional, Coyle, Luke, additional, Fay, Keith, additional, Kerridge, Ian H., additional, Mackinlay, Naomi, additional, Mulligan, Stephen, additional, Stevenson, William, additional, Ward, Christopher M, additional, and Greenwood, Matthew, additional

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2015
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4. Clostridium Difficile Infection in Haematology Patients Significantly Increases Length of Stay; A Case Control Study

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Imlay-Gillespie, Louise, primary, Dix, Caroline, additional, McEwan, Ashley, additional, Wong, Kelly, additional, Figtree, Melanie, additional, Arthur, Christopher, additional, Coyle, Luke, additional, Fay, Keith, additional, Greenwood, Matthew, additional, Mackinlay, Naomi, additional, Mulligan, Stephen, additional, Stevenson, William, additional, Ward, Christopher M, additional, and Kerridge, Ian H., additional

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2015
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7. Cerebral Abscesses and Septic Pulmonary Emboli due to Serratia marcescensInfection Arising from a Portacath

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Faisal, Wasek, Burnton, Georgina, Imlay-Gillespie, Louise, and Robilliard, John

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Percutaneous intravenous devices are an essential component of modern health care. Although they are generally associated with a low incidence of vascular access device-related sepsis, the events following a vascular catheter-related sepsis can be clinically significant and difficult to treat. Here we report a case of Portacath-related sepsis with Serratia marcescensresulting in cerebral and pulmonary emboli, which in our knowledge, has not been reported before. Definitive identification and prolonged antimicrobial treatment according to culture sensitivities can lead to resolution of septic and pulmonary emboli.

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2010
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