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| 1 | Impacts on Aboriginal spirituality and culture from tourism in the coastal waterways of the Kimberley region, North West Australia显示文摘 | Amanda J. Smith Pascal Scherrer Ross Dowling | 2009 | Journal of Ecotourism2009，，2： | 1 |
| 2 | Phase 2 Study of Erlotinib Combined With Adjuvant Chemoradiation and Chemotherapy in Patients With Resectable Pancreatic Cancer显示文摘 | Joseph M. Herman Katherine Y. Fan Aaron T. Wild Amy Hacker-Prietz Laura D. Wood Amanda L. Blackford Susannah Ellsworth Lei Zheng Dung T. Le Ana De Jesus-Acosta Manuel Hidalgo Ross C. Donehower Richard D. Schulick Barish H. Edil Michael A. Choti Ralph H. H | 2013 | International Journal of Radiation Oncology Biology Physics2013，，4： | 1 |
| 3 | Risk of imported malaria infections in Zanzibar: a cross-sectional study显示文摘BackgroundZanzibar has made substantial progress in malaria control with vector control, improved diagnosis, and artemisinin-based combination therapy. Parasite prevalence in the population has remained around 1% but imported infections from mainland Tanzania contribute to sustained local transmission. Understanding travel patterns between mainland Tanzania and Zanzibar, and the risk of malaria infection, may help to control malaria importation to Zanzibar.MethodsA rolling cross-sectional survey linked to routine reactive case detection of malaria was carried out in Zanzibar between May 2017 and October 2018. Households of patients diagnosed with malaria at health facilities were surveyed and household members were tested for malaria using rapid diagnostic tests and a sub-sample by quantitative PCR (qPCR). Interviews elicited a detailed travel history of all household members who had travelled within the past two months, including trips within and outside of Zanzibar. We estimated the association of malaria infection with travel destinations in pre-defined malaria endemicity categories, trip duration, and other co-variates using logistic regression.ResultsOf 17,891 survey participants, 1177 (7%) reported a recent trip, of which 769 (65%) visited mainland Tanzania. Among travellers to mainland Tanzania with travel destination details and a qPCR result available, 241/378 (64%) reported traveling to districts with a ‘high’ malaria endemicity and for 12% the highest endemicity category was ‘moderate’. Travelers to the mainland were more likely to be infected with malaria parasites (29%, 108/378) than those traveling within Zanzibar (8%, 16/206) or to other countries (6%, 2/17). Among travellers to mainland Tanzania, those visiting highly endemic districts had a higher odds of being qPCR-positive than those who travelled only to districts where malaria-endemicity was classified as low or very low (adjusted odd ratio = 7.0, 95% confidence interval: 1.9–25.5). Among travellers to the mainland, 110/378 (29%) never or only sometimes used a mosquito net during their travel.ConclusionsStrategies to reduce malaria importation to Zanzibar may benefit from identifying population groups traveling to highly endemic areas in mainland Tanzania. Targeted interventions to prevent and clear infections in these groups may be more feasible than attempting to screen and treat all travellers upon arrival in Zanzibar. | Bakar S.Fakih Aurel Holzschuh Amanda Ross Logan Stuck Ramadhan Abdul Abdul-Wahid H.Al-Mafazy Imani Irema Abdallah Mbena Sumaiyya G.Thawer Shija J.Shija Safia M.Aliy Abdullah Ali Günther Fink Joshua Yukich Manuel W.Hetzel | 2023 | Infectious Diseases of Poverty2023，12，4： | 0 |
| 4 | Clinical outcomes of patients with two small hepatocellular carcinomas显示文摘BACKGROUND Management of single small hepatocellular carcinoma(HCC)is straightforward with curative outcomes achieved by locoregional therapy or resection.Liver transplantation is often considered for multiple small or single large HCC.Management of two small HCC whether presenting synchronously or sequentially is less clear.AIM To define the outcomes of patients presenting with two small HCC.METHODS Retrospective review of HCC databases from multiple institutions of patients with either two synchronous or sequential HCC≤3 cm between January 2000 and March 2018.Primary outcomes were overall survival(OS)and transplant-free survival(TFS).RESULTS 104 patients were identified(male n=89).Median age was 63 years(interquartile range 58-67.75)and the most common aetiology of liver disease was hepatitis C(40.4%).59(56.7%)had synchronous HCC and 45(43.3%)had sequential.36 patients died(34.6%)and 25 were transplanted(24.0%).1,3 and 5-year OS was 93.0%,66.1% and 62.3% and 5-year post-transplant survival was 95.8%.1,3 and 5-year TFS was 82.1%,45.85% and 37.8%.When synchronous and sequential groups were compared,OS(1,3 and 5 year synchronous 91.3%,63.8%,61.1%,sequential 95.3%,69.5%,64.6%,P=0.41)was similar but TFS was higher in the sequential group(1,3 and 5 year synchronous 68.5%,37.3% and 29.7%,sequential 93.2%,56.6%,48.5%,P=0.02)though this difference did not remain during multivariate analysis.CONCLUSION TFS in patients presenting with two HCC≤3 cm is poor regardless of the timing of the second tumor.All patients presenting with two small HCC should be considered for transplantation. | Anh Duy Pham Karl Vaz Zaid S Ardalan Marie Sinclair Ross Apostolov Sarah Gardner Ammar Majeed Gauri Mishra Ning Mao Kam Kurvi Patwala Numan Kutaiba Niranjan Arachchi Sally Bell Anouk T Dev John S Lubel Amanda J Nicoll Siddharth Sood William Kemp Stuart K Roberts Michael Fink Adam G Testro Peter W Angus Paul J Gow | 2021 | World Journal of Hepatology2021，13，10： | 0 |
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