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Sydney Digital Theses (University of Sydney Access only): Recent submissions

    • Urban transformation and architectural identity in Makkah, 1932-2010 

      Albarqawi, Wadia Ali H.
      Published 2012
      This thesis examines urban transformation and architectural identity in Makkah since the early 1930s. Particular focus is upon the radical changes brought about by oil modernisation since 1972 and the processes of ...
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    • From Diagnostic Variability to Clinical Precision: Development of a Comprehensive Evidence-Based Ultrasound Guideline for Chronic Venous Insufficiency to Promote Best Practices by Incorporating a Professional Survey, Guideline Analysis, and Anatomical Expansion 

      Liu, Gaorui
      Published 2026
      Chronic venous disease (CVD) is a prevalent condition that significantly affects patients’ quality of life. Recurrence after varicose vein treatment has been reported to reach up to 80%, despite recent advances in minimally ...
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    • Establishing and Utilising a Registry for Congenital Heart Disease 

      Lloyd, Larissa Katherine
      Published 2026
      Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) is the most common birth defect, affecting over 2,000 Australian infants annually. The National Australian CHD Registry will improve care for CHD patients, capturing data on nearly all patients ...
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    • Psychosocial Processes in Endometriosis-Related Pain: The Role of Interpretation Bias and Implications for a Biopsychosocial Approach 

      Pickup, Brydee Anne
      Published 2026
      Endometriosis is a chronic, progressive condition affecting approximately 10% of individuals born with a uterus worldwide. Pain is the most common and most impactful symptom. Biomedical treatments for endometriosis-related ...
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    • Cross-scale dynamics in the working regime of the visual cortex 

      Harris, Brendan John
      Published 2026
      The visual cortex, bombarded with input from a complex environment, must rapidly detect small changes while maintaining stable, persistent representations. From rapid action potentials to slow traveling waves, dynamical ...
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