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| 1 | Genotoxic response of Austrian groundwater samples treated under standardized UV (254nm)-disinfection conditions in a combination of three different bioassays显示文摘 | Thomas Haider Regina Sommer | 2002 | Wat Res2002，36，1： | 1 |
| 2 | Genotoxic response of Austrian groundwater samples treated under standardized UV ( 254 nm) - disinfection conditions in a combination of three different bioassays显示文摘 | Thomas Haider Regina Sommer Siegfried KnasmtiUer | 2002 | Water Res2002，36，1： | 1 |
| 3 | Rubidium- and caesium-doped silicotungstic acid catalysts supported on alumina for the catalytic dehydration of glycerol to acrolein显示文摘 | Muhammad H. Haider Nicholas F. Dummer Dazhi Zhang Peter Miedziak Thomas E. Davies Stuart H. Taylor David J. Willock David W. Knight David Chadwick Graham J. Hutchings | 2011 | Journal of Catalysis2011，，： | 1 |
| 4 | Genotoxic response of Austrian groundwater samples treated under standardized UV (254 nm)- disinfection conditions in a combination of three different bioassays 显示文摘 | Thomas Haider Regina Sommer et ol | 2002 | Water Research2002，36，1： | 1 |
| 5 | Gems from traditional north-African medicine: medicinal and aromatic plants from Sudan显示文摘Sudanese folk medicine represents a unique blend of indigenous cultures with Islamic,Arabic and African traditions.In addition,Sudan encompasses different terrains and climatic zones,ranging from desert and semi-desert in the north to equatorial with a short rainy season(semi-aridand semi-humid)in the centre to equatorial with a long rainy season(arid-humid and equatorial-humid)in the south.This variation contributes to the immense diversity of vegetation in the region.The flora of Sudan consists of 3137 species of flowering plants belonging to 170 families and 1280 genera.It is estimated that 15%of these plants are endemic to Sudan.The intersection of diverse cultures and the unique geography holds great potential for Sudanese herbal medicine.Medicinal and aromatic plants and their derivatives represent an integral part of life in Sudan.Indigenous remedies are the only form of therapy available to the majority of poor people.It has been estimated that only 11%of the population has access to formal health care.Therefore,research on the desired pharmacological effects and possible unwanted side effects or toxicity is required to improve efficacy and safety of Sudanese herbal medicine.In the future,it would be preferable to promote the use of traditional herbal remedies by conversion of raw plant material into more sophisticated products instead of completely replacing the traditional remedies with synthetic products from industrialized countries.The present review gives an overview of traditional Sudanese medicinal and aromatic herbs and their habitats,traditional uses,and phytochemical constituents. | Hassan KHALID Wail Elsadig ABDALLA Haider ABDELGADIR Till OPATZ Thomas EFFERTH | 2012 | Natural Products and Bioprospecting2012，2，3： | 1 |
| 6 | What Means “Dose” in UV-Disinfection with Medium Pressure Lamps?显示文摘 | Alexander Cabaj Regina Sommer Walter Pribil Thomas Haider | 2001 | Ozone: Science & Engineering2001，，3： | 1 |
| 7 | Genotoxic response of Austrian ground water samples treated under standardized UV (254nm)-disinfection conditions in a combination of three different bioassays显示文摘 | Thomas haider Regina Sommer Siefried Knasmüller Peter Eckl Walter Pribil Alexander Cabaj Michael Kundi | 2002 | Water Research2002，36，： | 1 |
| 8 | Biomass steam gasification for production of SNG-Process design and sensitivity analysis显示文摘 | Thomas Gr(o)bl Heimo Walter Markus Haider | 2012 | Applied Energy2012，97，： | 1 |
| 9 | Cerebrospinal fluid liver pseudocyst:A bizarre long-term complication of ventriculoperitoneal shunt:A case report显示文摘BACKGROUND Ventriculoperitoneal(VP)shunt placement has become a standard of care procedure in managing hydrocephalus for drainage and absorption of cerebrospinal fluid(CSF)into the peritoneum.Abdominal pseudocysts containing CSF are the common long-term complication of this frequently performed procedure,mainly because VP shunts have significantly prolonged survival.Of these,liver CSF pseudocysts are rare entities that may cause shunt dysfunction,affect normal organ function,and therefore pose therapeutic challenges.CASE SUMMARY A 49-year-old man with history of congenital hydrocephalus status post bilateral VP shunt placement presented with progressively worsening dyspnea on exertion,abdominal discomfort/distention.Abdominal computed tomography(CT)scan revealed a large CSF pseudocyst in the right hepatic lobe with the tip of VP shunt catheter into the hepatic cyst cavity.Patient underwent robotic laparoscopic cyst fenestration with a partial hepatectomy,and repositioning of VP shunt catheter to the right lower quadrant of the abdomen.Follow-up CT demonstrated a significant reduction in hepatic CSF pseudocyst.CONCLUSION A high index of clinical suspicion is required for early detection of liver CSF pseudocysts since their presentation is often asymptomatic and cunning early in the course.Late-stage liver CSF pseudocysts could have adverse outcomes on the treatment course of hydrocephalus as well as on hepatobiliary dysfunction.There is paucity of data to define the management of liver CSF pseudocyst in current guidelines due to rare nature of this entity.The reported occurrences have been managed by laparotomy with debridement,paracentesis,radiological imaging guided fluid aspiration and laparoscopic-associated cyst fenestration.Robotic surgery is an additional minimally invasive option in the management of hepatic CSF pseudocyst;however,its use is limited by lack of widespread availability and cost of surgery. | Muhammad Nadeem Yousaf Haider A Naqvi Shriya Kane Fizah S Chaudhary Jason Hawksworth Vikram V Nayar Thomas W Faust | 2023 | World Journal of Hepatology2023，15，5： | 0 |
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