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S D Phillips

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PubMed1997

Women and career development: a decade of research.

This chapter reviews the vocational experiences of women as they have been revealed in the literature during the past decade. The review considers primarily empirical literature; findings are sampled relative to women's self-concept development, readiness for vocational choices, actual choices made, work-force entry, experiences at work, and retirement. Suggestions are made regarding the next generation of research on women and career development.

Career Choice↗
PubMed1995

Anastomosis technique for high pharyngogastrostomy.

Pharyngogastric anastomosis, otherwise referred to as the "gastric pull-up" procedure, is the most reliable method of reconstruction after laryngopharyngectomy. We currently use a method of gastric to pharyngeal anastomosis that avoids excess tension, and thus decreases the incidence of fistulas and flap failures. With the stomach fully mobilized, the "pull-up" is brought high into the neck using a plastic bag to facilitate delivery via the posterior mediastinum. A curved, U-shaped incision is then made in the fundus of the tongue anteriorly, allowing the posterior nasopharynx to be reached without tension.

Anastomosis, Surgical↗
PubMed1992

Ameloblastoma of the mandible with intracranial metastasis. A case study.

Ameloblastoma is an aggressive locally recurring neoplasm of odontogenic epithelium. We describe a case of a mandibular ameloblastoma with a 17-year history of local recurrences followed by two metachronous intracranial metastases. Central nervous system metastasis without pulmonary involvement is previously unreported in a living patient with ameloblastoma. The behavior of this tumor qualifies it as a malignant ameloblastoma.

Aged↗
PubMed1992

Cerebral arterial fenestrations associated with intracranial saccular aneurysms.

Fenestrations of cerebral arteries other than the anterior communicating artery are rare congenital anomalies, which may be associated with saccular aneurysms. In such cases, the aneurysms may be located at the fenestration itself or may involve other intracranial vessels. This kind of association is not infrequently the cause of angiographic diagnostic problems, as well as surgical difficulties, and consequently needs to be well known to physicians. Four recent cases of rare fenestrations of cerebral arteries associated with intracranial aneurysms are reported in this study and discussed together with a review of the literature.

Adult↗
PubMed1990

Mediterranean spotted fever in children returning from France.

Although the incidence of Mediterranean spotted fever has increased dramatically in parts of Europe, Africa, and Asia, the disease is only rarely seen in travelers. We describe two children who had traveled in southern France and subsequently had rash and lymphadenopathy develop. Both children were treated with doxycycline and had unequivocal serologic evidence of Mediterranean spotted fever develop. Although this disease is usually mild, in the absence of a tick bite the disease can easily be confused with other febrile exanthems. We describe these patients to reemphasize the influence that international travel has brought to pediatrics.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1978

Interpretation of urinary oestrogen:creatinine ratio for monitoring fetoplacental function in late pregnancy.

In pregnancies with a normal outcome the oestrogen:creatinine ratio in early morning samples of urine showed a smaller day-to-day variation than the ratio in 24-h urine or the 24-h total oestrogen excretion, and a significant fall could be detected more easily. Patients admitted to hospital who eventually delivered a healthy baby provided a reference range which, after logarithmic transformation, increased linearly with period of gestation. A fall in log10 oestrogen:creatinine ratio exceeding 40% of this range is unusual in pregnancies with a healthy outcome, and suggest impaired fetoplacental function.

Creatinine↗