Titlebook: Clinical Research; Case Studies of Succ John G. Brock-Utne Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015 clinical trial.epidemiol

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Case 5: What Went Wrong?,pidural versus general anesthesia at delivery from a Cesarean section (C/S)?.This was a very good question in 1968. At that time, 99 % of all C/S in the Western World were done under general anesthesia. Not like it is today [1]. Hence, the study question was current and had not been undertaken previously.

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Case 14: Taking Out a Patent. Should You or Should You Not?,ared to similar devices on the market. These studies have not been published. You consult a patent lawyer. He strongly suggests that you consider patenting it. The price tag he quotes you for a worldwide patent is $400,000. You have the money, if you put up securities as collateral..Should you or should you not follow your patent lawyer’s advice?

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Case 18: An Offer of Employment: What to Look For, excited about clinical research and decide to pursue an academic career. As luck would have it, three university departments want you to join them as a junior faculty. One of the departments that offer you a job is the one you trained in..What are the many aspects you must consider prior to choosing?

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,Case 2: A “Bad” Question, Durban, South Africa, I got interested in the following question:.Does chest physiotherapy (CPT) have a role in the prevention of postoperative respiratory failure after upper abdominal surgery?.I was young and I thought the question could easily be answered, since some surgeons used CPT postoperat

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Case 6: Check Your Facts,ere they do not discard the breathing circuits between patients, but only the anesthesia filter that is situated between the anesthesia machine and the patient breathing circuit..We asked the following clinical research question:.Does the use of a breathing circuit filter prevent the necessity to di

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Case 8: An Important Lesson,ly anesthetized over 40 cases of stabbed hearts in Durban, South Africa. All patients were stabbed within 30 min to 2 h prior to admission..The study had taken 4 months. One Friday evening I put all the patients’ data sheets into my briefcase to review at home over the weekend. On my way home, I sto