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| 1 | Crystal structure of the hCASK PDZ domain reveals the structural basis of class Ⅱ PDZ domain target recognition显示文摘 | Daniels D L Cohen A R | 1998 | Nat Struct Biol1998，5，4： | 1 |
| 2 | Absorptive capacity:a new perspective on learning and innovation显示文摘 | Cohen W M Daniel A L | 1990 | Administrative Science Quarterly1990，35，： | 1 |
| 3 | Sex steroid receptors in peripheral T cells 显示文摘 | DANIEL L CORDIER G | 1983 | J Immunol1983，131，： | 1 |
| 4 | A novel and highly efficient synthetic route to unsymmetrical organoselenides using cesium base显示文摘 | Richard J Cohen Daniel L Fox Ralph Nicholas Salvatore | 2004 | J Org Chem2004，69，： | 1 |
| 5 | Absorptive capacity:a new perspective on learning and innovation显示文摘 | Cohen W M Daniel A L | 1990 | Administrative Science Quarterly1990，，35： | 1 |
| 6 | Absorptive capacity: a new perspective on learning and innovation 显示文摘 | Cohen W M Daniel A L | 1990 | Administrative Science Quarterly1990，，35： | 1 |
| 7 | Fortune favors the prepared firms显示文摘 | COHEN W M DANIEL A L | 1994 | 2(40): 277-2511994，2，40： | 1 |
| 8 | 癫痫:从儿童至成年的医疗过渡——来自安大略省癫痫执行工作组的建议显示文摘从儿童到成人的医疗保健系统的转变对许多患有癫痫的年轻人及其家庭来说是一个挑战。最近,加拿大安大略省卫生部和长期医疗部门成立了一个过渡工作组(Transition working group,TWG),为安大略省癫痫患者的过渡提出建议。在此对这项工作做出总结。TWG包括儿科和成人癫痫病专家、精神科医生和来自学术界和社区的家庭医生,从事儿童和成人癫痫项目的社区医师、护士和社会工作者,以及青少年内科医师、律师、职业治疗师、社区癫痫机构的代表、癫痫患者和患者父母。该小组主要解决3个领域的问题:(1)癫痫的诊断和管理;(2)癫痫患者心理健康和社会心理需求;(3)癫痫患者经济、社会和法律支持。目前虽然还没有对过渡方案的结果进行系统研究,但TWG能早期识别处于过渡失败风险的青少年,在实际过渡之前即应协调儿童和成人神经科医师以及其他专家。过渡期是重新思考诊断和重复诊断检测(特别是基因检测,现有技术较多年前可发现更多病因)的理想时期。在转至成人医疗系统后部分筛查应重复。文章提出的7个步骤可以促进过渡,从而有助于为青少年癫痫患者转出儿童保健系统提供持续且合理的医疗服务。 | Danielle M.Andrade Anne S.Bassett Eduard Bercovici Borlot F Bui E Camfield P Clozza GQ Cohen E Gofine T Graves L Greenaway J Guttman B Guttman-Slater M Hassan A Henze M Kaufman M Lawless B Lee H Lindzon L Lomax LB McAndrews MP Menna-Dack D Minassian BA Mulligan J Nabbout R Nejm T Secco M Sellers L Shapiro M Slegr M Smith R Szatmari P Tao L Vogt A Whiting S Carter Snead O 3rd 刘旭 熊维希 慕洁 | 2018 | 癫痫杂志2018，4，4： | 0 |
| 9 | Prior abdominal surgery as a potential risk factor for colonic diverticulosis or diverticulitis显示文摘BACKGROUND Abnormal colonic pressure profiles have been associated with an increased risk of colonic diverticulosis.A surgical history is a known risk factor for abdominal adhesions and these may lead to increased intraluminal colonic pressure.AIM To assess whether previous abdominal surgery is associated with colonic divertic-ulosis or diverticulitis.METHODS We analyzed data from a study of patients undergoing colonoscopy for different indications from 2020 through 2021.Patients completed a structured question-naire concerning previous abdominal surgeries,dietary and lifestyle exposures including smoking,alcohol use and co-morbidities.RESULTS Three hundred and fifty-nine patients were included in the study.The mean age was 67.6 and 46%were females.Diabetes mellitus,hypertension,ischemic heart disease,chronic obstructive pulmonary disease,chronic renal failure,and body mass index were similar in the diverticulosis and control groups.The overall prevalence of colonic diverticulosis was 25%(91/359)and 48%of the patients had previous abdominal surgery.As expected,the prevalence of diverticulosis increased with age.There was no difference in the rate of previous abdominal surgery between patients with or without diverticulosis(49%vs 47%,P=0.78).In regards to specific surgeries,inguinal hernia repair was significantly associated with diverticulosis(52%vs 20%,P=0.001),but not diverticulitis.In contrast,appendectomy was not associated with diverticulosis(6%vs 14%,P=0.048).CONCLUSION These findings suggest that post-operative abdominal adhesions inducing high colonic intraluminal pressures do not appear to be the mechanism for diverticula formation.Rather,inguinal hernia and diverticulosis may share similar connective tissue pathologies with no causative relationship between them. | Eran Ariam Vered Richter Anton Bermont Yael Sandler Daniel L Cohen Haim Shirin | 2023 | World Journal of Clinical Cases2023，11，35： | 0 |
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