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Lauren Pascual
Observed names:
L Andres Pascual,
L Andrés Pascual,
L Pascual,
L. Andres Pascual
Institution:
Complejo Asistencial Universitario de León
Observed institutions:
University of Miami,
George Washington University,
Jackson Memorial Hospital,
Hospital Universitario de Burgos,
Complejo Asistencial Universitario de León
ORCID:
0000-0002-7060-1624
Observed ORCID:
0000-0002-7060-1624
OpenAlex ID:
A5022233527
African-Americans Are Less Frequently Assessed For Hereditary Colon Cancer
2020
·
Victoria Garland
, Joseph Cioffi
, et al.
·
Journal of the National Medical Association
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12
P617 Switching from an intensified regimen of infliximab to a subcutaneous standard dose in adults with Inflammatory Bowel Disease: our experience in a tertiary hospital
2022
·
I Chivato Martín Falquina
, R M Saiz Chumillas
, et al.
·
Journal of Crohn s and Colitis
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7
PDF
[Bacteremia caused by Anaerobiospirillum succiniciproducens associated with paralytic ileus].
1996
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J M Saavedra
, C Naranjo
, et al.
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PubMed
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6
[Physical exercise. The results in hypertensive patients of area 30 of the Policlínico Docente Lawson].
1992
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M Lugo
, L Pascual
, et al.
·
PubMed
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3
[Bacteremia caused by Campylobacter jejuni associated with spontaneous abortion].
1996
·
J M Saavedra
, V Domènech
, et al.
·
PubMed
·
1
P0826 Switching to standard-dose subcutaneous vedolizumab increases the percentage of patients in biochemical remission even in those intensified with intravenous vedolizumab: one year results of a Spanish multicentre observational study
2025
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L Andres Pascual
, M Iborra
, et al.
·
Journal of Crohn s and Colitis
Gastroenteroanastomosis guided by endoscopy ultrasound. A feasible technique for gastric outlet obstruction
2024
·
L. Andres Pascual
, G. Hontoria Bautista
, et al.
·
Endoscopy
P555 Switching from intravenous vedolizumab to subcutaneous maintains clinical remission even in intensified patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease. One year follow-up
2024
·
L Andres Pascual
, L Arias García
, et al.
·
Journal of Crohn s and Colitis
PDF
S0310 Individuals at High Risk for Colon Cancer Are Inconsistently Referred for Genetic Counseling
2020
·
Joseph Cioffi
, Danielle Kirelik
, et al.
·
The American Journal of Gastroenterology
S0330 Poor Rates of Genetic Counseling Referrals Among Women at High Risk for Hereditary Colon Cancer
2020
·
Lauren Pascual
, Danielle Kirelik
, et al.
·
The American Journal of Gastroenterology
S3120 African Americans Are Less Frequently Assessed for Hereditary Colon Cancer
2020
·
Joseph Cioffi
, Danielle Kirelik
, et al.
·
The American Journal of Gastroenterology
753 Public Cervix Announcement: Provider Gender May Influence Cervical Cancer Screening in IBD Women
2019
·
Danielle Kirelik
, Lauren Pascual
, et al.
·
The American Journal of Gastroenterology
754 Keep IBD Flu Free: Annual Influenza Vaccination Is Inconsistently Administered to Inflammatory Bowel Disease Patients
2019
·
Lillian Dawit
, Danielle Kirelik
, et al.
·
The American Journal of Gastroenterology
257 White Women Are More Frequently Assessed for Hereditary Colon Cancer Risks Compared to Minority Women
2019
·
Lauren Pascual
, Danielle Kirelik
, et al.
·
The American Journal of Gastroenterology
267 Family Comes First: GI Providers May Inconsistently Perform Multi-Generational Family History When Assessing Colon Cancer Risk
2019
·
Joseph Cioffi
, Danielle Kirelik
, et al.
·
The American Journal of Gastroenterology
[Bacteremia caused by Stomatococcus mucilaginosus in a neutropenic patient].
1999
·
J M Saavedra
, J N Rodríguez
, et al.
·
PubMed
[Bacteremia by Agrobacterium radiobacter of unknown origin].
1998
·
J M Saavedra
, M Rodríguez
, et al.
·
PubMed
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Citation count:
29
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3
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