Early Career Investigators' symposium: T1 Aspirin reduces pulmonary inflammation in an inhaled lipopolysaccharide model of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) in healthy volunteers and in a human ex vivo lung perfusion model of ARDS: runner up; early career investigator prize

UIH Imran Hamid; JC Conlon; SP Spence; AB Boyle; MF Fitzgerald; MS Shyamsundar; AK Krasnodembskaya; AK Kissenpfennig; RV Verghis; CS Scott; DFM McAuley; CO O'Kane

doi:10.1136/thoraxjnl-2014-206260.1

Early Career Investigators' symposium: T1 Aspirin reduces pulmonary inflammation in an inhaled lipopolysaccharide model of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) in healthy volunteers and in a human ex vivo lung perfusion model of ARDS: runner up; early career investigator prize

UIH Imran Hamid, JC Conlon, SP Spence, AB Boyle, MF Fitzgerald, MS Shyamsundar, AK Krasnodembskaya, AK Kissenpfennig, RV Verghis, CS Scott, DFM McAuley, CO O'Kane

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Original language	English
Article number	A1
Journal	Thorax
Volume	69
Issue number	suppl 2
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1136/thoraxjnl-2014-206260.1
Publication status	Published - Dec 2014

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Methodological issues in relation to the use of surrogate and composite outcome measures in critical care trials
Author: Verghis, R., Jul 2022
Supervisor: McAuley, D. (Supervisor), McDowell, C. (Supervisor), Blackwood, B. (Supervisor) & Clarke, M. (Supervisor)
Student thesis: Doctoral Thesis › Doctor of Philosophy

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Hamid, UIH. I., Conlon, JC., Spence, SP., Boyle, AB., Fitzgerald, MF., Shyamsundar, MS., Krasnodembskaya, AK., Kissenpfennig, AK., Verghis, RV., Scott, CS., McAuley, DFM., & O'Kane, CO. (2014). Early Career Investigators' symposium: T1 Aspirin reduces pulmonary inflammation in an inhaled lipopolysaccharide model of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) in healthy volunteers and in a human ex vivo lung perfusion model of ARDS: runner up; early career investigator prize. Thorax, 69(suppl 2), [A1]. https://doi.org/10.1136/thoraxjnl-2014-206260.1

Hamid, UIH Imran ; Conlon, JC ; Spence, SP ; Boyle, AB ; Fitzgerald, MF ; Shyamsundar, MS ; Krasnodembskaya, AK ; Kissenpfennig, AK ; Verghis, RV ; Scott, CS ; McAuley, DFM ; O'Kane, CO. / Early Career Investigators' symposium: T1 Aspirin reduces pulmonary inflammation in an inhaled lipopolysaccharide model of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) in healthy volunteers and in a human ex vivo lung perfusion model of ARDS: runner up; early career investigator prize. In: Thorax. 2014 ; Vol. 69, No. suppl 2.

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Early Career Investigators' symposium: T1 Aspirin reduces pulmonary inflammation in an inhaled lipopolysaccharide model of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) in healthy volunteers and in a human ex vivo lung perfusion model of ARDS: runner up; early career investigator prize. / Hamid, UIH Imran; Conlon, JC; Spence, SP; Boyle, AB; Fitzgerald, MF; Shyamsundar, MS; Krasnodembskaya, AK ; Kissenpfennig, AK; Verghis, RV; Scott, CS ; McAuley, DFM ; O'Kane, CO.

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Early Career Investigators' symposium: T1 Aspirin reduces pulmonary inflammation in an inhaled lipopolysaccharide model of acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) in healthy volunteers and in a human ex vivo lung perfusion model of ARDS: runner up; early career investigator prize

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Methodological issues in relation to the use of surrogate and composite outcome measures in critical care trials

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