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An in vitro model of angiogenesis: Basic features

• Eileen T. Bishop, Graham T. Bell, Stephen Bloor, I. J. Broom, Neil F.K. Hendry, Denys N. Wheatley
• Angiogenesis
• 1999

This report describes a model of angiogenesis which develops in admixtures (co-cultures) of human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVEC) and human diploid fibroblasts of dermal origin from adult… (More)

Plasma very low density lipoproteins contain a single molecule of apolipoprotein B.

• John Elovson, Jon E. Chatterton, +5 authors Norma L. Fowler Timothy H. Keitt Eric R. Pianka Kenneth Young
• Journal of lipid research
• 1988

Rat and human very low density lipoproteins (VLDL) were fractionated by zonal ultracentrifugation, yielding sharply defined fractions with narrow sedimentation limits. Sedimentation coefficients for… (More)

Neurodevelopmental outcome at two years of age after general and awake-regional anaesthesia in infancy: a randomised controlled trial

• Andrew J Davidson, Nicola Disma, +28 authors Mary Ellen
• The Lancet
• 2016

BACKGROUND Preclinical data suggest that general anaesthetics affect brain development. There is mixed evidence from cohort studies that young children exposed to anaesthesia can have an increased… (More)

The CompPAC and PortaPAC portable ventilators bench tests and field experience.

• M J Roberts, Graham T. Bell, Leong Sing Wong
• Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps
• 1999

The military and some civilian rescue agencies have a requirement for portable ventilators in the anaesthetic, resuscitation and pre-hospital environment. This paper describes two new portable… (More)

Comparison of work of breathing using drawover and continuous flow anaesthetic breathing systems in children

• Graham T. Bell, J. P. J. McEwen, Sarah J. Beaton, Duncan Young
• Anaesthesia
• 2007

We compared the work of breathing under general anaesthesia in children using drawover and continuous flow anaesthetic systems. A pilot study was conducted in four children weighing > 20 kg in whom… (More)

Human monoclonal antibody production. Current status and future prospects.

• Keith James, Graham T. Bell
• Journal of immunological methods
• 1987

The prevalence of pain at home and its consequences in children following two types of short stay surgery: a multicenter observational cohort study.

• Glyn Williams, Graham T. Bell, +6 authors Sara Polhill
• Paediatric anaesthesia
• 2015

BACKGROUND The potential for pain at home in children following day case surgery has long been recognized. Pain has also been associated with behavioral disturbances and sleep disruption in children… (More)

Lessons for pediatric anesthesia from audit and incident reporting

• Graham T. Bell
• Paediatric anaesthesia
• 2011

This review will attempt to put the various systems that allow clinicians to assess errors, omissions, or avoidable incidents into context and where possible, look for areas that deserve more or less… (More)

Work of breathing in anesthetized infants increases when a breathing system filter is used.

• Graham T. Bell, Kerryn M. Martin, Stephen Beaton
• Paediatric anaesthesia
• 2006

BACKGROUND There are concerns that the inclusion of a pediatric heat and moisture exchange filter (HMEF) is in a breathing system may cause an unacceptable increase in the work of breathing. This… (More)

An asthmatic weaned from a ventilator using a laryngeal mask.

• J C Taylor, Graham T. Bell
• Anaesthesia
• 1995

A case is described in which a patient was unable to be weaned from ventilatory support whilst the trachea remained intubated. She was successfully weaned using a laryngeal mask.

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