Suchergebnisse - "Tso, David K"

PubPharm (10)

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Nivolumab-induced small bowel obstruction and perforation: a rare but life-threatening side effect of immunotherapy

enthalten in: Emergency radiology | 2019

von Tso, D. | Avery, L. | Lev, M. | +1

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Accuracy and timeliness of an abbreviated emergency department MRCP protocol for choledocholithiasis

enthalten in: Emergency radiology | 2019

von Tso, D. | Almeida, R. | Prabhakar, A. | +3

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The added value of cross-sectional imaging in the detection of additional radiographically occult fractures in the setting of a Chopart fracture

enthalten in: Emergency radiology | 2018

von Almeida, R. | Mansouri, M. | Tso, D. | +4

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Extrahepatic Metastases of Hepatocellular Carcinoma: A Spectrum of Imaging Findings

enthalten in: Canadian Association of Radiologists journal | 2014

von Becker, A. | Tso, D. | Harris, A. | +2

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Clinical utility of ultra high pitch dual source thoracic CT imaging of acute pulmonary embolism in the emergency department: Are we one step closer towards a non-gated triple rule out?

enthalten in: European journal of radiology | 2013

von Hou, D. | Tso, D. | Davison, C. | +4

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Rapid imaging protocol in trauma: a whole-body dual-source CT scan

enthalten in: Emergency radiology | 2013

von Sedlic, A. | Chingkoe, C. | Tso, D. | +2

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Reducing Blood-borne Exposure in Interventional Radiology: What the IR Should Know

enthalten in: CardioVascular and interventional radiology | 2013

von Tso, D. | Athreya, S.

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Cardiovascular disease in Chinese Canadians : a case-mix study from an urban tertiary care cardiology clinic

enthalten in: The Canadian journal of cardiology | 2002

von Tso, D. | Moe, G.

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CLINICAL STUDIES - Cardiovascular disease in Chinese Canadians: A case-mix study from an urban tertiary care cardiology clinic - This study compared the characteristics of cardiovascular disease between ethnic Chinese and white patients seen at an urban tertiary care cardiology clinic. The findings show that ethnic Chinese patients have less frequent diagnoses of heart disease than white patients. However, modifiable risk factors, such as hypertension and hypercholesterolemia, were as frequent in the Chinese population. Among those with coronary artery disease, white patients were more likely to present with myocardial infarction. In those with heart failure, Chinese patients were more likely to have preserved left ventricular ejection fraction. These differences suggest that further research at the population level may yield information that is important to the design of cardiovascular disease management and prevention programs tailored to meet the needs of this minority group.

enthalten in: The Canadian journal of cardiology | 2002

von Tso, D. | Moe, G.

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ÉTUDES CLINIQUES - Maladies cardiovasculaires dans la population canadienne d'origine chinoise : étude de cas à partir d'un centre de soins tertiaires en cardiologie, situé en milieu urbain

enthalten in: The Canadian journal of cardiology | 2002

von Tso, D. | Moe, G.

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