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Alfred Health research outcomes are published in a wide range of peer reviewed journals. 

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Quality of life at three years after cardiac surgery: relationship with preoperative status and quality of recovery

Myles PS, Viira D, Hunt JO

(2006), Anaesth Intensive Care, 34(2), 176-83

Preoperative folate and homocysteine status in patients undergoing major surgery

Myles PS, Chan MT, Forbes A, Leslie K, Paech M, Peyton P

(2006), Clin Nutr, 25(5), 736-45

Outcomes following a shortage of high dependency unit beds for surgical patients

McIlroy DR, Coleman BD, Myles PS

(2006), Anaesth Intensive Care, 34(4), 457-63

Communication deficiencies in research and monitoring by ethics committees

Karunaratne AS, Myles PS, Ago MJ, Komesaroff PA

(2006), Intern Med J, 36(2), 86-91

Myocardial protection with volatile anaesthetic agents during coronary artery bypass surgery: a meta-analysis

Symons JA, Myles PS

(2006), Br J Anaesth, 97(2), 127-36

Gender and recovery after general anesthesia combined with neuromuscular blocking drugs

Buchanan FF, Myles PS, Leslie K, Forbes A, Cicuttini F

(2006), Anesth Analg, 102(1), 291-7

Persisting concentrating and second gas effects on oxygenation during N2O anaesthesia

Peyton PJ, Stuart-Andrews C, Deo K, Strahan F, Robinson GJ, Thompson BR, Pierce R

(2006), Anaesthesia, 61(4), 322-9

Continuous indirect calorimetry--a laboratory simulation of a new method for non-invasive metabolic monitoring of patients under anaesthesia or in critical care

Stuart-Andrews C, Peyton P, Robinson G, Lithgow B

(2006), Physiol Meas, 27(2), 155-64

A comparison of patient self-administered and investigator-administered measurement of quality of recovery using the QoR-40

Gower ST, Quigg CA, Hunt JO, Wallace SK, Myles PS

(2006), Anaesth Intensive Care, 34(5), 634-8

The successful treatment of primary cardiac lymphoma with a dose-dense schedule of rituximab plus CHOP

Dawson MA, Mariani J, Taylor A, Koulouris G, Avery S

(2006), Ann Oncol, 17(1), 176-7

Magnetic resonance imaging for clearing the cervical spine in unconscious intensive care trauma patients

Ackland HM, Cooper DJ, Malham GM, Stuckey SL

(2006), J Trauma, 60(3), 668-73

The 'sentinel clot' sign in spontaneous retropharyngeal hematoma secondary to parathyroid apoplexy

Koulouris G, Pianta M, Stuckey S

(2006), Ear Nose Throat J, 85(9), 606-8

Radiological tests in investigations of atypical chest pain

Kupershmidt M, Varma D

(2006), Aust Fam Physician, 35(5), 282-7

Cervical spine clearance in unconscious traumatic brain injury patients: dynamic flexion-extension fluoroscopy versus computed tomography with three-dimensional reconstruction

Padayachee L, Cooper DJ, Irons S, Ackland HM, Thomson K, Rosenfeld J, Kossmann T

(2006), J Trauma, 60(2), 341-5

Initial experience with splenic artery embolisation as an adjunct to the nonoperative management of blunt splenic trauma

Chambers AJ, Lyons SM, Atkin C, Winnett JD, Kossmann TK

(2006), ANZ J Surg, 76(Suppl 1), A88-94

Uterine artery embolisation - a treatment alternative for women with fibroids

Lyon SM, Cavanagh K

(2006), Aust Fam Physician, 35(5), 300-3

Percutaneous embolization of transhepatic tracks for biliary intervention

Lyon SM, Terhaar O, Given MF, O'Dwyer HM, McGrath FP, Lee MJ

(2006), Cardiovasc Intervent Radiol, 29(6), 1011-4

Traumatic carotid artery-cavernous sinus fistula treated with a covered stent. Report of two cases

Madan A, Mujic A, Daniels K, Hunn A, Liddell J, Rosenfeld JV

(2006), J Neurosurg, 104(6), 969-73

Simultaneous microsurgical and endovascular management of multiple cerebral aneurysms in acute subarachnoid haemorrhage

James Ling A, D'Urso PS, Madan A

(2006), J Clin Neurosci, 13(7), 784-8

Cerebral radiation necrosis: incidence, outcomes, and risk factors with emphasis on radiation parameters and chemotherapy

Ruben JD, Dally M, Bailey M, Smith R, McLean CA, Fedele P

(2006), Int J Radiat Oncol Biol Phys, 65(2), 499-508

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