D. J. Worsley

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Reduced progression of diabetic microvascular complications with islet cell transplantation compared with intensive medical therapy.

David R. M. Thompson, Mark Meloche, +16 authors Garth L. Warnock
Transplantation
2011

BACKGROUND The effect of islet cell transplantation (ICT) on the progression of diabetic microvascular complications is not well understood. METHODS We have conducted a prospective, crossover,… (More)

Exercise and the lymphatic system: implications for breast-cancer survivors.

Kirstin N Lane, D. J. Worsley, Don C. McKenzie
Sports medicine
2005

This article summarises the current research on the lymphatic system related to exercise and critically evaluates the implications for exercise performance by breast-cancer survivors. The primary… (More)

The effect of medical therapy and islet cell transplantation on diabetic nephropathy: an interim report.

Michelle A Fung, Garth L. Warnock, +14 authors David R. M. Thompson
Transplantation
2007

BACKGROUND The effect of islet cell transplantation (ICT) on renal function in type 1 diabetes is uncertain and some recent studies report a significant decline in estimated glomerular filtration… (More)

Evaluation of the telephone and clinical NHS urgent dental service in Sheffield.

D. J. Worsley, Zoe Marshman, Priscilla Robinson, K. Jones
Community dental health
2016

OBJECTIVE Evaluate an NHS in- and out-of-hours urgent dental service (UDS) including both a telephone triage provider (TTP) and a sole clinical provider (CP) using a quality framework. BASIC… (More)

Osteoblastic metastases from breast carcinoma with false-negative bone scan

Peter Munk, Peter T. Poon, +5 authors D. J. Worsley
Skeletal Radiology
1997

The authors report a case of metastatic breast carcinoma that on investigation was shown to have a negative bone scan in spite of multiple densely sclerotic metastases on radiography and CT and a… (More)

Lymphoscintigraphy to evaluate the effects of upper body dynamic exercise and handgrip exercise on radiopharmaceutical clearance from hands of healthy females.

Kirstin N Lane, D. J. Worsley, Don C. McKenzie
Lymphatic research and biology
2005

BACKGROUND Currently, there is not a standardized protocol to evaluate lymphatic function in women. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to evaluate the effects of arm crank ergometry (AC) and… (More)

Upper extremity lymphatic function at rest and during exercise in breast cancer survivors with and without lymphedema compared with healthy controls.

Kirstin N Lane, Lianne B. Dolan, D. J. Worsley, Don C. McKenzie
Journal of applied physiology
2007

Lymphoscintigraphy was used to measure lymphatic function at rest and during exercise in breast cancer survivors with lymphedema (BCRL, n = 10), breast cancer survivors (BC, n = 10), and controls… (More)

A Qualitative Examination of the Ward Region of Interest as Imaged on Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry Examinations: The "Wandering Ward Sign".

Brian C. Lentle, Ian Hammond, +4 authors Sabrina K. Gill
Journal of clinical densitometry : the official…
2016

While analyzing dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) examinations, we observed that, on occasion, the Ward region of interest (ROI) was positioned either unexpectedly or differently between… (More)

Sports Med 2005; 35 (6): 461-471

Kirstin N Lane, D. J. Worsley, Don C. McKenzie
2005

This article summarises the current research on the lymphatic system related to Abstract exercise and critically evaluates the implications for exercise performance by breast-cancer survivors. The… (More)

Patients are asking about e-cigarettes. What do we tell them?

E-cigarettes are electronic devices that deliver vaporised nicotine liquid into the lungs. Since the introduction of e-cigarettes in 2004, the market in the UK has rapidly expanded and increasingly… (More)

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