E J Williams
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Recent Articles
1.
Williams E, Mair L, de Silva T, Green D, House P, Cawthron K, et al.
J Hosp Infect
. 2021 Jan;
110:103-107.
PMID: 33484783
It can be a diagnostic challenge to identify patients with coronavirus disease 2019 in whom antibiotics can be safely withheld. This study evaluated the effectiveness of a guideline implemented at...
2.
Winnicki S, Munguia S, Williams E, Boyle W
Ecology
. 2019 Nov;
101(2):e02927.
PMID: 31713849
Understanding the drivers of animal distributions is a fundamental goal of ecology and informs habitat management. The costs and benefits of colonial aggregations in animals are well established, but the...
3.
Carthy T, Berry D, Fitzgerald A, McParland S, Williams E, Butler S, et al.
Animal
. 2014 Apr;
8(5):695-703.
PMID: 24739348
The objective of this study was to identify detailed fertility traits in dairy and beef cattle from transrectal ultrasonography records and quantify the associated risk factors. Data were available on...
4.
Crowe M, Diskin M, Williams E
Animal
. 2014 Apr;
8 Suppl 1:40-53.
PMID: 24680122
There is a variable anoestrous period following parturition in the cow. Follicular growth generally resumes within 7 to 10 days in the majority of cows associated with a transient FSH...
5.
Williams E
Reprod Domest Anim
. 2013 Aug;
48 Suppl 1:53-8.
PMID: 23962215
Post-partum uterine disease has a detrimental effect on dairy cow fertility; affected cows require more serves per conception, have reduced conception rates and are more likely to be culled for...
6.
Williams E, Stretton J, Centeno M, Bartlett P, Burdett J, Symms M, et al.
Epilepsy Behav
. 2012 Jul;
25(1):120-4.
PMID: 22841424
The increasing demand for clinical fMRI data has resulted in a need to translate research methods to clinical use. Referrals for language lateralization prior to epilepsy surgery are becoming more...
7.
Williams E, Ogollah R, Thomas P, Logan R, Martin D, Wilkinson M, et al.
Endoscopy
. 2012 Jun;
44(7):674-83.
PMID: 22696192
Unlabelled: STUDY BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Predicting outcome at endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) remains difficult. Our aim was to identify the risk factors for failed ERCP. Patients And Methods: A prospective...
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Williams E, Herath S, England G, Dobson H, Bryant C, Sheldon I
Animal
. 2012 Mar;
2(8):1153-7.
PMID: 22443727
Following parturition, contamination of the uterine lumen by bacteria is ubiquitous, and uterine health is impaired in cattle because infection persists in 10% to 15% of animals as endometritis. Endometritis...
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Marques P, ODonovan J, Williams E, Gutierrez J, Worrall S, McElroy M, et al.
Vet Parasitol
. 2011 Nov;
185(2-4):91-100.
PMID: 22088616
Toxoplasma gondii, an intracellular protozoan parasite, is one of the major causes of infectious abortion in sheep. To further understand the pathogenesis of toxoplasmosis, serum, amniotic and allantoic fluids and...
10.
Crowe M, Williams E
J Anim Sci
. 2011 Nov;
90(5):1722-7.
PMID: 22064736
The objective was to review the effects of production stressors on reproductive performance of dairy cows. It has been well documented that genetic selection for milk yield over the last...