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Most cited papers from Craven College

What are the most cited papers from Craven College?

The most cited paper from Craven College is "Nutritional outcome and pneumonia in critical care patients randomized to gastric versus jejunal tube feedings" (Marisa A. Montecalvo, Kathleen A. Steger, Harrison W. Farber et al., 1992), with 391 citations. Next come "Posture, Flexibility and Grip Strength in Horse Riders" (86) and "Genotoxicity From Domestic Use of Organophosphate Pesticides" (38).

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1 Nutritional outcome and pneumonia in critical care patients randomized to gastric versus jejunal tube feedings Marisa A. Montecalvo, Kathleen A. Steger, Harrison W. Farber et al. · Critical Care Medicine Oct 1992 391
2 Posture, Flexibility and Grip Strength in Horse Riders Sarah Jane Hobbs, Joanna Baxter, Louise Broom et al. · Journal of Human Kinetics Open access Oct 2014 86
3 Genotoxicity From Domestic Use of Organophosphate Pesticides Allan Daniel Lieberman, Mary Ruth Craven, Hallett A. Lewis et al. · Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine Nov 1998 38
4 Os peroneum friction syndrome complicated by sesamoid fatigue fracture: a new radiological diagnosis? Waseem A. Bashir, Steve Lewis, Nicholas P. Cullen et al. · Skeletal Radiology 22 Sep 2008 29
5 Occupational Exposure to HIV: Experience at a Tertiary Care Center Robert B. Swotinsky, Kathleen A. Steger, Carol Sulis et al. · Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine Dec 1998 25
6 An exploration into the efficacy of public warning signs: A zoo case study Ellie N. Parker, Lauren Bramley, Laura C. Scott et al. · PLoS ONE Open access 9 Nov 2018 17
7 An outbreak of Shiga toxin‐producing Escherichia coli O157:H7 linked to a mud‐based obstacle course, England, August 2018 Alexander Sharp, Elizabeth M. Smout, Lisa Byrne et al. · Zoonoses and Public Health 21 Jun 2020 9
8 Major ascending and descending tracts in the spinal cord John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine 24 Dec 2010 8
9 The autonomic nervous system, sympathetic chain and stellate ganglion John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine Feb 2011 8
10 Extemporaneous Oral Poetry in Central Italy Giovanni Kezich · Folklore 1982 6
11 Spinal cord John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine May 2004 5
12 Cerebrospinal fluid and its circulation John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine 27 Aug 2010 5
13 Lumbar and sacral plexuses John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine Apr 2004 5
14 Rider Skill Affects Time and Frequency Domain Postural Variables When Performing Shoulder-in Joanna Baxter, Sarah Jane Hobbs, Jill Alexander et al. · Journal of Equine Veterinary Science 6 Nov 2021 4
15 Electronic Circuit Diagnostics Keith Parfett · Electronics Education 2000 4
16 Anatomy of the cranial nerves John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine Dec 2010 4
17 Determination of the parameters of the Guildhall amphitheatre ellipse in London Marek K. Ziebart, J. R. F. Arthur, Nick Bateman et al. · Journal of Archaeological Science 10 Jan 2007 3
18 Exploring the Usefulness of Theory-Guided Reflection During the COVID-19 Pandemic Kathy Sitzman, Tristin Carpenter, Cherry Kim et al. · Advances in Nursing Science 12 Sep 2022 2
19 Argentaffine tumour of the jejunum with perforation J.N.Spencer Simpson, Ian Struthers Stewart · The American Journal of Surgery Jun 1959 2
20 Anatomy relevant to epidural and subarachnoid blockade John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine May 2004 2
21 Large veins of the neck John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine 2004 2
22 The thoracic inlet and first rib John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine Dec 2007 1
23 112 Working Circuits Keith Parfett · Electronics Education 2000 1
24 Sacrum and sacral hiatus John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine 2004 1
25 The cranial nerves John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine Dec 2007 1
26 Anatomy of the naso- and oropharynx John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine Jul 2005 1
27 Using what you've got: the development of Emerald Management First Alistair CRAVEN, Graham DALLAS · Learned Publishing 13 Jun 2009 1
28 Applied anatomy for upper limb blocks John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine Apr 2004 1
29 Towards Mining Variable Features in Software Product Lines during Development Marya Iqbal, Yaser Hafeez, Sadia Ali et al. · Foundation University Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences Open access 31 Jul 2024 0
30 Anatomy of the skull John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine Apr 2014 0
31 Cranial nerves John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine Dec 2004 0
32 Letters W.H. Pritchard, J.M. Wood, John Billingsley · Electronic Systems News 1986 0
33 Anatomy of the cranial nerves John Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine Apr 2014 0
34 The skull John Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine May 2005 0
35 The cubital fossa John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine Jul 2004 0
36 The skull John Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine May 2008 0
37 Byzance et la primauté romaine. By François Dvornik. (Unam Sanctam, 49). Pp. 162. Paris: Éditions du Cerf, 1964. n.p. Timothy Peter Ware · The Journal of Ecclesiastical History Apr 1966 0
38 The veins of the lower limb John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine 2004 0
39 Spinal nerves and dermatomes John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine May 2004 0
40 Nerves of the leg and foot John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine Apr 2004 0
41 Surveying for personal handicap in populations Margaret Agerholm, Amy Whitehead · International Journal of Rehabilitation Research Sep 1985 0
42 The cervical plexus John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine 30 May 2007 0
43 The great vessels of the thorax and abdomen John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine Nov 2004 0
44 Anterior abdominal wall and hernia John L Craven · Anaesthesia & intensive care medicine Dec 2003 0

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