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3R Släter
![]() Summary for 2004 [at-glance overview of R Släter work for the selected year as suggested by data mining algorithms]This is an Authoratory overview of author R Släter. According to available data, in 2004 R Släter published at least 3 articles. This work was completed in collaboration with several authors including Brown, S and Sanders, D S. Many other authors have collaborated with R Släter as well. There is no information about the funding or the grants awarded to support this work.
Analysis of the article abstracts and the titles suggests that R Släter professional interests are focused around "q26-27 myeloid malignancies", "clinical cytogenetic molecular" and "cases clinical cytogenetic". These might also be referred to as "clinical cytogenetic", "cataract surgery" or "myeloid malignancies". Statistical analysis shows that R Släter's writing is likely to contains terms "cytogenetic", "cases", "chromoscopy", "myeloid", "patients" and "chromosome".
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Alternative names (0) [other authors with names similar to R Släter]Year 2004 Charts [R Släter frequent coauthors and the most common unique vocabulary terms for the selected year]Historical Performance Charts [graphical overview of R Släter publication and funding history for the range of years]Emails (1) [email addresses extracted from R Släter affiliations]hidden to prevent spam, click here to reveal R Släter Coauthors (14) [all coauthors with the number of joint publications] Other [context-specific ads]Affiliations (3) [condensed summary of the R Släter affiliations, the leading number and the color conveys importance]- 1Department of Clinical Genetics, University Hospital Maastricht, The Netherlands.
1Gastroenterology and Liver Unit, Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield, UK. 1Manchester Royal Eye Hospital, Manchester, UK.
Key Opinion Leader In [R Släter is considered a key opinion leader in any keyword where the rank of 5 is achieved, the leading number before the keyword shows the author's rank as compared to all other authors]Keywords (32) [keywords assigned to R Släter articles by PubMed, the leading number and the color conveys importance]- 3Humans | 3Middle Aged | 3Aged | 2Adult | 2Female | 2Male | 2Aged, 80 and over | 1Adenoma | 1Communication | 1Colon | 1Cataract Extraction | 1Questionnaires | 1Indigotindisulfonate Sodium | 1Hand | 1Chromosomes, Human, Pair 2 | 1Intraoperative Complications | 1Intraoperative Care | 1Colorectal Neoplasms | 1Intraoperative Period | 1Anesthesia, Local | 1Child | 1Neoplasm Invasiveness | 1Anxiety | 1Leukemia, Myeloid | 1Colonoscopy | 1In Situ Hybridization, Fluorescence | 1Translocation, Genetic | 1Safety Management | 1Chromosomes, Human, Pair 3 | 1Acute Disease | 1Precancerous Conditions | 1Self-Help Devices
R Släter Unique Vocabulary (96) [single words, word pairs and phrases obtained by analysis of abstracts and titles, the leading number and the color conveys importance; R Släter might be a good expert witness on these terms]- 5cytogenetic | 5cases | 5chromoscopy | 5myeloid | 4patients | 4chromosome | 4patient | 4translocation | 4diminutive | 4lesions | 3evi1 | 3clinical | 3significant | 3colonoscopy | 3communication | 3involving | 3surgery | 3malignancies | 3cataract | 3molecular | 3colorectal | 3arm | 2genetic | 2translocations | 2pan-colonic | 2targeted | 2controlled | 2randomised | 2q26-27 | 23q26 | 2rearrangements | 2versus
- 3clinical cytogenetic | 3cataract surgery | 3myeloid malignancies | 3patient communication | 2controlled trial | 2significant differences | 2translocation p15-23 | 2genetic features | 2colorectal lesions | 2p15-23 q26-27 | 2malignancies report | 2detecting diminutive | 2cytogenetic molecular | 2targeted chromoscopy | 2pan-colonic versus | 2trial pan-colonic | 2report cases | 2randomised controlled | 2lesions colonoscopy | 2diminutive colorectal | 2colonoscopy randomised | 2versus targeted | 2q26-27 myeloid | 2cases clinical | 2molecular genetic | 2communication cataract | 2recurrent finding | 2arm chromosome | 1fusion genes | 1colon rectosigmoid | 1hyperplastic polyps | 1foci grade
- 2q26-27 myeloid malignancies | 2clinical cytogenetic molecular | 2cases clinical cytogenetic | 2myeloid malignancies report | 2colorectal lesions colonoscopy | 2trial pan-colonic versus | 2p15-23 q26-27 myeloid | 2randomised controlled trial | 2report cases clinical | 2lesions colonoscopy randomised | 2cytogenetic molecular genetic | 2diminutive colorectal lesions | 2controlled trial pan-colonic | 2malignancies report cases | 2molecular genetic features | 2colonoscopy randomised controlled | 2versus targeted chromoscopy | 2translocation p15-23 q26-27 | 2pan-colonic versus targeted | 2detecting diminutive colorectal | 2patient communication cataract | 2communication cataract surgery | 1left colon rectosigmoid | 1help risk stratification | 1initially suspected cytogenetic | 1suspected cytogenetic breakpoint | 1effective means perioperative | 1chromoscopy may benefit | 1finding patients myeloid | 1enquired operation significant | 1alert device effective | 1myeloid disorders chromosomal
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R Släter Articles (3) [selected PubMed articles for the year 2004 with the links to a full text at PubMed]Translocation t(2;3)(p15-23;q26-27) in myeloid malignancies: report of 21 new cases, clinical, cytogenetic and molecular genetic features. (2004) >> Department of Clinical Genetics, University Hospital Maastricht, The Netherlands. 4Poppe, B, 1van den Berg, E, 7Michaux, L, 3Geurts van Kessel, A, 6Hagemeijer, A, 1Stevens-Kroef, M, 3Släter, R, 2Van Der Blij-Philipsen, M, 1van Zelderen-Bhola, S, 2Speleman, F, 2Hamers, G.Detecting diminutive colorectal lesions at colonoscopy: a randomised controlled trial of pan-colonic versus targeted chromoscopy. (2004) >> Gastroenterology and Liver Unit, Royal Hallamshire Hospital, Sheffield, UK. 10Hurlstone, D P, 12Sanders, D S, 3Släter, R, 25Brown, S, 9Cross, S S.Patient communication during cataract surgery. (2004) >> Manchester Royal Eye Hospital, Manchester, UK. 2Leatherbarrow, B, 3Mayer, S, 2Kincey, J, 3Släter, R, 1Hillier, V, 2Mokashi, A.
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