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156. Substance P receptor antagonist reverses intestinal pathophysiological alterations occurring in a novel ex-vivo model of Cryptosporidium parvum infection of intestinal tissues derived from SIV-infected macaques

Author

Garza, A., primary, Lackner, A., additional, Aye, P., additional, D’Souza, M., additional, Martin, P., additional, Borda, J., additional, Tweardy, D.J., additional, Weinstock, J., additional, Griffiths, J., additional, and Robinson, P., additional

Published
2008
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167. WC4G GREY MATTER ABNORMALITIES IN PEOPLE WITH AN AT RISK MENTAL STATE — CROSS-SECTIONAL AND LONGITUDINAL DATA

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Borgwardt, S.J., primary, Riecher-Rössler, A., additional, Aston, J., additional, D'Souza, M., additional, Drewe, M., additional, Gschwandtner, U., additional, Püger, M., additional, Rechsteiner, E., additional, Haller, S., additional, Dazzan, P., additional, Stieglitz, R.D., additional, Radue, E.W., additional, and McGuire, P.K., additional

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2006
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171. Is the prevalence of atopy increasing?

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Sibbald, B, Rink, E, and D'Souza, M

Subjects
Adult, Hypersensitivity, Immediate, Male, London, Prevalence, Humans, Female, Middle Aged, Research Article, Aged, Skin Tests
Abstract

There is controversy about whether allergic disease has increased in recent decades. This study compared the prevalence of atopy, as shown by allergy skin prick testing among adults in 1988 (n = 74) with a similar study carried out in 1974 (n = 1359). Both study groups were drawn from the general population in south west London, but the 1988 sample specifically excluded people with rhinitis. The proportion of subjects with at least one positive reaction to a panel of three common allergens increased significantly from 23% in 1974 to 46% in 1988 (P less than 0.01). If allowance was made for the exclusion of rhinitis subjects from the 1988 sample, the current prevalence of atopy may be higher still. The increase in prevalence was significant in older subjects (aged 55-59 years) and women but not in other age groups or in men. This small study raises the possibility that atopy has increased in prevalence in the UK over recent decades and additional studies are needed to evaluate the validity of this hypothesis.

Published
1990

187. Multidisciplinary Approach in Severely Attrited Dentition - A Case Report.

Author

Rao, Y., Yadav, P., D'Souza, M., Singh, J., and Bhandari, A.

Subjects
BRUXISM, DENTAL occlusion
Abstract

The aim of this study was to describe the treatment used in an elderly patient presenting with bruxism and severe attrition, with good gingival health and bone support, without loss of occlusal vertical dimension. Full mouth rehabilitation is a challenging treatment modality that enhances the appearance of the patient and corrects imperfections in the occlusion. The evaluation and establishment of the occlusal vertical dimension (OVD) is considered particularly important. Before placement of fixed restorations to increase the VDO, a removable splint, and then provisional restorations must be tried to check the suitability of the increase in OVD. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014

194. COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF LSFs

Author

Wood, D. J., primary, Sonnad, J. R., additional, D'souza, M. F., additional, Daus, A. M., additional, Chacko, G. N., additional, and Prince, J. R., additional

Published
1996
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198. Neutralization of HIV-1

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GOLDING, HANA, primary, D'SOUZA, M. PATRICIA, additional, BRADAC, JAMES, additional, MATHIESON, BONNIE, additional, and FAST, PATRICIA, additional

Published
1994
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200. Incidences and Clinical Implications of Communications between Musculocutaneous Nerve and Median Nerve in the Arm - A Cadaveric Study.

Author

Kumar, N., Guru, A., D'Souza, M. R., Patil, J., and Nayak B., S.

Abstract

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Published
2013

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