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Authors:
WOFF I
TOUMBOUROU J
HERLIHY E
HAMILTON M
WALES S
Citation: I. Woff et al., SERVICE PROVIDERS PERCEPTIONS OF SUBSTANCE USE SELF-HELP GROUPS, Substance use & misuse, 31(10), 1996, pp. 1241-1258
Authors:
WILLIAMS N
WALES S
IRVING MH
Citation: N. Williams et al., PROLONGED PERIPHERAL PARENTERAL-NUTRITION WITH AN ULTRAFINE CANNULA AND LOW-OSMOLALITY FEED, British Journal of Surgery, 83(1), 1996, pp. 114-116
Authors:
CARLSON GL
WILLIAMS N
BARBER D
SHAFFER JL
WALES S
ISHERWOOD D
SHENKIN A
IRVING MH
Citation: Gl. Carlson et al., BIOTIN DEFICIENCY COMPLICATING LONG-TERM TOTAL PARENTERAL-NUTRITION IN AN ADULT PATIENT, Clinical nutrition, 14(3), 1995, pp. 186-190
Authors:
ABUSHUFA R
REED P
WEINKOVE C
WALES S
SHAFFER J
Citation: R. Abushufa et al., ESSENTIAL FATTY-ACID STATUS IN PATIENTS ON LONG-TERM HOME PARENTERAL-NUTRITION, JPEN. Journal of parenteral and enteral nutrition, 19(4), 1995, pp. 286-290
Authors:
WILLIAMS NMA
WALES S
Citation: Nma. Williams et S. Wales, UNTITLED - REPLY, Clinical nutrition, 13(3), 1994, pp. 192-193
Authors:
CARLSON G
WALES S
WILLIAMS N
Citation: G. Carlson et al., PERIPHERAL PARENTERAL-NUTRITION - A PRELIMINARY-REPORT ON ITS EFFICACY AND SAFETY (VOL 17, PG 489, 1993), JPEN. Journal of parenteral and enteral nutrition, 18(2), 1994, pp. 195-195
Authors:
WILLIAMS NMA
WALES S
SCOTT NA
IRVING MH
Citation: Nma. Williams et al., THE INCIDENCE AND MANAGEMENT OF CATHETER OCCLUSION IN PATIENTS ON HOME PARENTERAL-NUTRITION, Clinical nutrition, 12(6), 1993, pp. 344-349
Authors:
WILLAMS NMA
WALES S
CARLSON GL
Citation: Nma. Willams et al., PSEUDOMONAS INFECTION OF THE CATHETER EXIT SITE SUCCESSFULLY MANAGED WITH TOPICAL ACETIC-ACID, Clinical nutrition, 12(6), 1993, pp. 369-370
Authors:
HILLMAN G
WALES S
MCLAREN F
EVANS J
BUTLER A
Citation: G. Hillman et al., IDENTIFYING PROBLEMATIC REMAINS OF ANCIENT PLANT FOODS - A COMPARISONOF THE ROLE OF CHEMICAL, HISTOLOGICAL AND MORPHOLOGICAL CRITERIA, World archaeology, 25(1), 1993, pp. 94-121
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