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    • Summary: Anatomy of the liver, pancreas and spleen 

      Lazarevic, Natasa
      Published 2020-06-29
      The document is a visual summary of the anatomy of the liver, pancreas and spleen. The summary was designed for third year university or medical students.
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    • Longitudinal associations between vitamin D metabolites and sarcopenia in older Australian men: The Concord Health and Ageing in Men Project 

      Hirani, V; Cumming, R; Naganathan, V; Blyth, F; Le Couteur, D; Hsu, B; Handelsman, D; Waite, L; Seibel, M
      Published 2017-12-01
      Background: To explore the associations between serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D (25D) and 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D (1,25D) levels at baseline and incidence of sarcopenia over time in older Australian community-dwelling older men. ...
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    • Working with cancer: a pilot study of work participation amongst cancer survivors in Western Sydney. 

      Markovic, Cresta; Mackenzie, Lynette; Lewis, Joanne; Singh, Michelle
      Published 2020-03-27
      Background: Around forty percent of cancer diagnoses occur in working-age adults. Improvements in screening and treatment means that most are expected to live years beyond their diagnosis. However, many experience persistent ...
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    • CERVICAL SPINAL CORD INJURY AND UPPER LIMB ROBOTIC THERAPY 

      Rolfs-Webb, Dinny; Mackenzie, Lynette; Bernad, Lisa; Tan, Emma
      Published 2019-09-11
      Abstract. A major debilitating factor of sustaining a cervical level spinal cord injury is the loss of independence in completing activities of daily living as a result of impaired upper limb function. Early intervention ...
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    • The impact of non-pharmacological cancer-related fatigue interventions on activity performance and participation outcomes in adult cancer survivors: A systematic review. 

      Schroder, Jodie; Mackenzie, Lynette
      Published 2019-09-11
      Introduction: Increased cancer survivorship means more people are living with cancer-related fatigue (CRF). CRF is the most distressing symptom survivors experience and is associated with activity performance limitations, ...
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