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Tjomsland O, Bertilsson H, Bjerkan G, Blomquist P, Brox J, Boe B, et al.
BMJ Open Qual . 2025 Feb; 14(1). PMID: 39979063
Several advice-based approaches have aimed to reduce the overuse of procedures characterised as low-value healthcare services but have so far shown marginal impact on utilisation rates. Differences in utilisation rates...
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Steinberg T, Kristoffersen A, Bjerkan G, Norheim A
Int J Circumpolar Health . 2023 Jun; 82(1):2227344. PMID: 37389983
Introduction: Freezing cold injuries (FCI) are a common risk in extreme cold weather warfare operations. The Norwegian Armed Forces (NAF) have the expertise and capabilities in education and training for...
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Sandbakken E, Witso E, Sporsheim B, Egeberg K, Foss O, Hoang L, et al.
J Orthop Surg Res . 2020 Nov; 15(1):522. PMID: 33176843
Background: In cases of prosthetic joint infections, culture of sonication fluid can supplement culture of harvested tissue samples for correct microbial diagnosis. However, discrepant results regarding the increased sensitivity of...
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Bjerkan G, Iversen P, Asak H, Pillgram-Larsen J, Rolandsen B
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen . 2012 May; 132(9):1076-9. PMID: 22614304
Background: Norway has been contributing military forces to Afghanistan since 2001. The following is an overview of all combat-related injuries and deaths among Norwegian soldiers in the period from 2002...
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Bjerkan G, Witso E, Nor A, Viset T, Loseth K, Lydersen S, et al.
J Med Microbiol . 2011 Dec; 61(Pt 4):572-581. PMID: 22135023
The diagnosis of a chronic prosthetic joint infection (PJI) is challenging, and no consensus exists regarding how best to define the criteria required for microbiological identification. A general view is...
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Bjerkan G, Witso E, Bergh K
Acta Orthop . 2009 May; 80(2):245-50. PMID: 19404811
Background And Purpose: Low-virulence implant infections are characterized by bacterial colonization of the implant with subsequent biofilm formation. In these cases, soft tissue biopsies often prove to be culture negative....