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J E Parsons, P J Phillips, D H Wilson, A Scardigno
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December 2000: Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine
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A A Fisher, D G Le Couteur
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M Cakir, O U Gurkan, I Savas, N Numanoglu, S Ataman, C Ekinci, N Akar
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M L Toh, I P Wicks
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K Ng, D Sutherland, A Tierney
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N Sharma, S Jain, S Kumari, S Varma
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C Dehesa, G Kassel
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O U Gürkan, O Karacan, O Ozdemir, U Gönüllu, N Numanoglu, D Alper
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December 2000: Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine
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N Amarasekera
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J Cameron, C Aroney, J Bett
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B Solomon, D Rischin, B Lyons, L J Peters
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D B Ogilvie
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B R Nair, C J Treloar, G Harris
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L Wallman, G Stewart, J Chapman, P O'Connell, D Fulcher
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December 2000: Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine
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S G Worthley, G Helft, A G Zaman, V Fuster, J J Badimon
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December 2000: Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine
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T A Brighton, C N Chesterman
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I A Scott, P B Greenberg, P A Phillips
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D L Learoyd, L W Delbridge, B G Robinson
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E Binotto, C R Boughton, U Vollmer-Conna, R Hawkes, P Robertson, R Whybin, Y Duffy, A R Lloyd
BACKGROUND: The epidemiology and natural history of recently discovered viruses, which may be responsible for cases of seronegative infectious hepatitis, are currently being investigated. Retrospective studies of stored sera can provide a historical perspective of these infections. AIMS: To re-evaluate the serological, demographic and clinical characteristics of patients hospitalised in the early 1970s with acute hepatitis. METHODS: The stored sera of 57 patients hospitalised between 1971 and 1974 with acute hepatitis, designated at that time as non-A non-B (NANB) hepatitis, were re-tested using commercially available enzyme-linked immunosorbent assays (ELISAs) for the presence of anti-hepatitis A virus (HAV) IgM, hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg), anti-hepatitis C virus (HCV) IgG, and anti-hepatitis E virus (HEV) IgG...
December 2000: Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine
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E Laufer, S Wahi, Y L Lim
BACKGROUND: Exercise stress echocardiography (ESE) is a more recent form of totally non-invasive stress testing which like exercise thallium SPECT scintigraphy (ETS) was developed to overcome the known limitations of ECG stress testing, namely the limited diagnostic accuracy and the inability of ECG stress testing to site the region of coronary artery disease (CAD) induced ischaemia. AIMS: To determine the sensitivity and specificity (and overall accuracy) of ESE in a group of patients referred for ETS imaging and compare the relative costs of each technique...
December 2000: Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine
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