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13th Annual Indonesian Radiology Conference
Continuing its rich tradition in its 13th year, the Indonesia Radiology Conference, aptly named "13th Annual Scientific Meeting - Indonesian Society of Radiology" is an event of momentous importance. It is held in conjunction with the Asian Oceanian Society of Radiology and Radiology Society of North America International Visiting Program (RSNA IVP).
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"Role of Radiology in Diagnostic and Management Infection and Inflammatory Diseases"
And features an array of Radiology specialists sharing their expertise on neuroradiology imaging, breast and reproduction female imaging, musculoskeletal ultrasound, elastography, and CT cardiac, as well as CTA.
View the Conference timetable here.
Adding to the event's profound impact on the radiology sector of Indonesia, the Conference also marks a special milestone for EIZO.
It indicates that we've, finally, arrived!!
With Indonesian healthcare experiencing unprecedented growth, we are excited to announce the entry of our medical imaging monitors into the world's largest island nation. Subsequently, we will be unveiling a wide range of diagnostic radiology monitors and clinical review monitors.
The Conference will be held from the 5th of April to the 7th, at the Shangri-La Hotel, Surabaya.
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It's a new year and the Department of Defense has released news on a new gadget that will sense people and movement through concrete walls. The new "radar scope" will detect movements as simple as breathing through 12 inches of concrete.
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Troops conducting urban operations soon will have the capabilities of superheroes, being able to sense through 12 inches of concrete to determine if someone is inside a building.
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Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency expects the portable Radar Scope to look similar to this model and to be fielded as soon as this spring to help patrols conducting urban operations to sense if someone is inside a building. Photo by Donna Miles (Click photo for screen-resolution image);high-resolution image available.
The new "Radar Scope" will give warfighters searching a building the ability to tell within seconds if someone is in the next room, Edward Baranoski from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency's Special Projects Office, told the American Forces Press Service.
By simply holding the portable, handheld device up to a wall, users will be able to detect movements as small as breathing, he said.
The Radar Scope, developed by DARPA, is expected to be fielded to troops in Iraq as soon as this spring, Baranoski said. The device is likely to be fielded to the squad level, for use by troops going door to door in search of terrorists.
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i have been ohhing and ahhing over this house all week. it was recently featured in the Wall Street Journal and on countless blog features last week- it is the home of author Emily Giffin (Author of Something Borrowed and Something Blue) this stunning property and house is for sale! you can view the selling specs for this amazing home here. i just love each room, the white space, all the decor, the art, the colors, the backyard checkered pattern.
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The Belton-Raymore Rotary Club on March 6 honored Tayler Bates, center, and Skyler Roberson, right, as the February Students of the Month from Ray-Pec High School. They are pictured with Club President Kris Turnbow.
Each month, the club honors two seniors from Ray-Pec High School and two seniors from Belton High School.
(The students were originally scheduled to attend a February meeting, but the recognition was rescheduled twice due to snow days.)


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Opinion: The Obama Blame Game
Assistant editorial page editor James Freeman on Jeb Bush's endorsement of Mitt Romney. Plus, how President Obama reckons that he's only responsible for 12% of the deficit and George W. Bush is to blame for 59%.
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... the persistent I editorial page under James freely joins us here on set ... I'd to discuss the former Florida Governor Jeb Bush to endorse GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney today salted talk was about some ... interesting new ideas that Max James the welcome ... your things to be ... addressed through the year ... either I seem to release a statement today saying that the Jeb Bush endorsement was quote ... a key moment in the presidential contest is it ... the country or job Bush is definitely ... a big name a not just Republicans but see what conservatives in the party ... and not one of those guys that ... people been kind of wishing her brother this year so I think it is a bigger victory for ALM ... a bikie waiting a long time to jump into this race ... he added that it did from Huntsman Huntsman was back in the race to others ... knocking on his door to it so you know why you waited this long to come out ... it is interesting because you would think ... that the Romney campaign another convince reported a full court press before the forefront very because he was the former governor obviously big name ... Romney turned out that Mr Romney didn't need his help in Florida but I think ... the Spurs so why now why I can't say but it is interesting because Jeb Bush is also one of those names that ... a ... lot of people in Republican Party dream about it they're dreaming about a brokered convention and they're not satisfied with the current slate of candidates and a ... this is likely but the fact is now endorsing Romney says that's one of those names you can probably cross off the ... possibility was ... Albertsons Wall Street Journal Assistant editorial page editor James Freeman about the ... Bush endorsement of Romney today ... um ... the front runner Rick Santorum um are there any ... big names that conservatives have gotten behind Santorum in a ... tough workout they were now did they ... but that's not that's not really a big issue for him because of Romney has always been but it's a smart choice ... most of the big names as you go read every state have lined up behind Mr Romney ... Santorum for the insurgent though the underdog campaign obviously does well financed and then organize so ... um if you don't see the same roster with Santorum but he's honestly he's not trying to get those people live if you go to Santorum of that it's up it's more of a NASCAR crowd of the NASCAR own aircraft ... I think that's ... and yes the older you really think they wanna get the deficit mass but ... I think a ... Bush endorsement help Romney in the South the upcoming contests in Louisiana ... possibly I think probably won't swing Louisiana just because you've got a pretty good evangelical base that is with Santorum but the but it helps run the brush ... I quickly on scene was interesting deficit numbers that are at the Treasury ... I am amazed if I get this right treachery claims that the president ... is responsible for twelve percent of our deficit ... in charge of the images that went for autos sixty percent ... how did they think that it's interesting that this is a letter today from there to work with me ... chart your week that we have learned a bit so we got the letters on the website of the truck that so it's been interesting too because ... basically what they've done is the look that all the deficits ... verses the two thousand won projection of the ... Congressional Budget Office ... and their security ... see the chart that had been worrying part in the middle is a means it's all George bookings will hold ... the little blue Slipper is a media Britain's President Obama is of responsibility for the deficit to four percent ... according to the Treasury Department the Obama Treasury debt ... what's ... the interesting things about this or what was that the chart goes through ... twenty eleven ... and some of our ... viewers may recall that Mr Bush actually left the White House in early two thousandnine ... so how he is responsible for budgets that are spending bills that are signed into law by the current president ... since two thousand and is it is a little bit of a mystery ... this also I ordered but would have blamed for the huge dips its huge about spending ... I is and isn't almost are bullish on me maybe Mr Clinton of ... Bush forty one when the Johnson FTR isn't the whole thing is people had something to do with our current level of spending ... it it seems like a reach to say three years into the Obama presidency that the biggest ... contributor to the current deficit is so George to be but ... I well I will have to leave it that this is the rapid editor James Freeman ... thank you so much for the bank says it


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The National Library of Scotland has digitized over 1800 Broadsides from the years 1610-1950. These Broadsides are a wealth of social history and very revealing about the times in which our ancestors lived.
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The Pentonville case was a high water mark during a period of stunningly effective working-class militancy against the attacks of the 1970-74 Tory government – a period it is worth learning from as we face renewed class war by a Tory-led administration.
Between 1970 and 1974 there were two national miners' strikes and two national dockers' strikes. The nation's postal workers and construction workers also went on strike. Council-house tenants launched a wave of rent-strikes and there was even an abortive general strike.
This took place in the context of the Tory plan to diminish the value of workers' incomes through the 1971 Industrial Relations Act, which met its biggest test during the Pentonville case. In the words of then Communist Party trade union organiser Bert Ramelson, after Pentonville the Act simply became "inoperable."
The dockers' strikes led to the Ted Heath government imposing states of emergency. A measure of how sensitive they were lies in the revelation from Cabinet papers that Heath received regular reports from secret agents and had phones tapped and bugged.
Meetings between dockers' shop stewards and leading Communist Party officials were detailed for him – as were internal discussions about the editorial line of the Morning Star.
It later emerged that a leading London docker, who later became the chair of the Transport and General Workers Union (TGWU), was an MI5 informant.
The key battle for dockers was over "containerisation," the move towards shipping goods in large standard-sized steel containers.
Only 15 men handled a container ship, compared with the 150 required by a conventional vessel. Job numbers were dropping drastically.
Dockers weren't fighting containerisation itself, but campaigned for a designated zone around registered docks where container-handling would be done by organised labour.
In Merseyside a joint committee of TGWU dockers and lorry drivers obtained agreements from March 20 1972 with 35 transport firms.
But one firm, Heaton's, which moved containers to inland depots to "stuff and strip" them at half the usual cost, went to the special court set up by the Act – the National Industrial Relations Court – for an injunction against picketing.
In London, action focused on a ramshackle container depot in Stratford less than two miles from the London docks – the now defunct London International Freight Terminal on the site of what today is the Olympic park.
In July 1972, five shop stewards were imprisoned in Pentonville Prison for criminal contempt of court. The case was recorded as Midland Cold Storage (MCS) Ltd v Turner and Others.
MCS was owned by Lord Vestey, the head of a massive meat shipping company. It was said that the Vesteys did not just live off the interest on their invested capital, but on the interest on the interest.
MCS had sought an injunction to end picketing. A private detective agency, Euro-Tec, was asked by Special Branch to establish the names of the rank-and-file leaders.
One Euro-Tec agent later revealed that thousands of shop stewards and union officials, their families and friends were regularly monitored by the agency on behalf of MI5.
The five who were arrested and imprisoned on Friday July 21 1972 were Conny Clancy, Tony Merrick, Bernie Steer, Vic Turner and Derek Watkins. Turner and Steer were both prominent Communist Party members and Steer was also lay secretary of the unofficial national ports shop stewards committee.
The day the men were sent to prison 35,000 dockers walked out on strike. That weekend saw a massive mobilisation across the country, with phone lines ringing red hot in preparation for a total stoppage in all ports.
By the time the dockers were released on the Wednesday at least 250,000 workers had taken unofficial strike action.
Newspapers and public transport were almost totally shut down. Some coalmines came out. Customs, immigration and social security offices were severely affected.
There was almost no milk available that week – it was then almost exclusively delivered by drivers organised by the TGWU.
It was this tremendous pressure which led the Official Solicitor – then as now a fairly unknown part of the state judicial system – to apply to the Appeal Court, which ordered their release.
But the House of Lords immediately backed a counter-appeal from the haulage companies. This prompted the TUC general council to call a one-day general strike for Monday July 31 unless the five were set free.
The general strike didn't happen because the Official Solicitor succeeded in having them released. But a number of unions, including the National Graphical Association, held one-day protest strikes anyway.
The Cabinet was informed that the proposed general strike was "bound up with tactics to secure the acceptance, by the dockers' delegate conference taking place that day, of the recommendations in the interim report of the joint special committee on the future of the dock industry."
That was a problem, since the emphasis of the Aldington-Jones report was on improved severance – mainly for unfit and older dockers – coupled with some temporary work-sharing, which many saw as the thin end of the wedge.
Thus, when a delegate threw open the doors and shouted out to hundreds of waiting dockers: "It's a national strike!" a massive roar shook the streets around Transport House.
Bernie Steer was lifted onto shoulders and paraded around to chants of "Heath Out!"
Thousands of dockers appeared from nowhere to march in an orderly fashion to Tower Hill for a rally.
As Tony Merrick roared: "We were asleep for five years while they took jobs away from us. Even now, the victory has not been won."
From July 28 42,000 registered dockers began the quietest and most solid, successful dock strike ever.
The settlement after three weeks of strike action saw major improvements in conditions and also staved off deregulation for 15 years.
Eventually the Containerbase Federation Ltd made an agreement with the TGWU road transport (commercial) trade group, preferring a devil they could do business with. It opened our roads to a world of box containers.
Shaken by Pentonville, the nation's capitalist newspapers set to work to portray the Communist Party as the source of the problems in British industry. The News of the World launched a major campaign against Ramelson.
The national dock labour scheme was abolished in 1989. Since then the union has fought back to regain a key role, but much casual work still abounds in Britain's ports.
- This article is adapted from extracts from The Pentonville Five: Dockers in Action, Solidarity and the Anti-Union laws, available from the Communist Party history group for £1.50.


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The headquarters of the Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust lies in 32 acres of serene parkland and features a remarkable collection of rare and endangered species. The vision of conservationist and celebrated author Gerald Durrell, this zoological park is home to gorillas, orang-utans, Andean bears, lemurs and exotic birds and reptiles. In addition to enabling visitors to see fascinating species in their own natural habitat, the zoo is also designed to educate young and old about the importance of protecting animals and saving them from extinction both at home and around the world.
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The Channel Islands were occupied by German forces from June 1940 until their liberation on 9 May 1945, the only part of the British Isles to be invaded during World War ll. The Jersey War Tunnels are a product of these five long years of occupation, hollowed out under a hillside by forced labour from nations across Europe. Originally intended to be a barracks and ammunition store for the occupying forces, these days the tunnels present the story of the Occupation, looking at how all sides coped under extreme conditions and examining the daily dilemmas that were faced by islanders.
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Oral antiviral agents to treat influenza are challenging to administer in the intensive care unit (ICU). We describe 57 critically ill patients treated with the investigational intravenous neuraminidase inhibitor drug peramivir for influenza A (H1N1)pdm09 [pH1N1]. Most received late peramivir treatment following clinical deterioration in the ICU on enterically-administered oseltamivir therapy. The median age was 40 years (range 5 months-81 years). Common clinical complications included pneumonia or acute respiratory distress syndrome requiring mechanical ventilation (54; 95%), sepsis requiring vasopressor support (34/53; 64%), acute renal failure requiring hemodialysis (19/53; 36%) and secondary bacterial infection (14; 25%). Over half (29; 51%) died. When comparing the 57 peramivir-treated cases with 1627 critically ill cases who did not receive peramivir, peramivir recipients were more likely to be diagnosed with pneumonia/acute respiratory distress syndrome (p = 0.0002) or sepsis (p = <0.0001), require mechanical ventilation (p = <0.0001) or die (p = <0.0001). The high mortality could be due to the pre-existing clinical severity of cases prior to request for peramivir, but also raises questions about peramivir safety and effectiveness in hospitalized and critically ill patients. The use of peramivir merits further study in randomized controlled trials, or by use of methods such as propensity scoring and matching, to assess clinical effectiveness and safety.
Citation: Louie JK, Yang S, Yen C, Acosta M, Schechter R, Uyeki TM (2012) Use of Intravenous Peramivir for Treatment of Severe Influenza A(H1N1)pdm09. PLoS ONE 7(6): e40261. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0040261
Editor: Steven J. Drews, University of Calgary & ProvLab Alberta, Canada
Received: January 20, 2012; Accepted: June 4, 2012; Published: June 29, 2012
Copyright: © 2012 Louie et al. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
Funding: No current external funding sources for this study.
Competing interests: The authors have declared that no competing interests exist.
The influenza A(H1N1)pdm09 [pH1N1] virus emerged in April 2009 to cause a global pandemic [1]–[3]. In California, the reported morbidity and mortality were high, with 2042 persons admitted to intensive care units (ICU); 609 were fatal.
Early in the pandemic, the only available antiviral drugs for treatment of pH1N1 were the neuraminidase inhibitors (NAI), oral oseltamivir or inhaled zanamivir. Administration of enterically- administered oseltamivir can be challenging in the ICU where patients may have difficulty tolerating oral administration of capsules or intestinal ileus may cause malabsorption [4]. Use of inhaled zanamivir is not formulated for use in patients on mechanical ventilation [2]. As part of the emergency public health response, on November 19, 2009 the Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration issued an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for the experimental intravenous (IV) NAI drug peramivir. Under the EUA, peramivir was distributed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for treatment of hospitalized pediatric and adult patients with evidence of pH1N1 virus infection and who 1) were not responding to antiviral therapy, or 2) the clinician deemed that enteral or inhaled delivery of NAIs was not dependable or feasible [5].
In April 2009, the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) initiated mandatory reporting for critically ill and fatal cases of pH1N1. In this report, we describe the epidemiology, clinical characteristics, and outcomes of pH1N1 cases reported to CDPH who received IV peramivir during the pandemic.
This study protocol was reviewed and approved by the State of California Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects (CPHS). A waiver of informed consent was granted as the data were collected as part of public health practice and were analyzed anonymously, the risk to subjects was minimal, the rights and welfare of subjects were not adversely affected, and the research could not have been practically carried out without a waiver (Common Rule 45 CFR 46.11).
A case was defined as a California resident who was hospitalized in an ICU for ≥24 hours with signs and symptoms consistent with acute respiratory infection and laboratory evidence of pH1N1 virus infection by reverse-transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR). Cases were reported by providers, hospitals and county coroners to local health jurisdictions (LHJ) who subsequently reported them to CDPH. Data on demographics, clinical presentation and hospital course, co-morbid conditions, dosing and dates of antiviral medications administered were abstracted from medical records, pharmacy medication records and autopsy reports by staff at the LHJ or CDPH using the same standardized case report form. Secondary bacterial co-infection was defined by isolation of bacteria within 3 days of admission from either a sterile site (e.g., blood, cerebrospinal fluid, or pleural fluid) or a lower respiratory tract specimen (e.g., bronchoalveolar lavage or endotracheal aspirate) in conjunction with new infiltrate on chest radiograph.
Comparative analysis was performed for 1) critically ill patients who received peramivir and critically ill patients who were treated with NAIs but did not receive peramivir; and 2) fatal and non-fatal peramivir-treated cases, with respect to demographics, clinical characteristics, and underlying risk factors; differences in categorical variables were analyzed using the chi-square test for comparisons of categorical variables with large numbers and the Fisher's exact test for comparisons of categorical variables with numbers <5. All analyses were performed using SAS 9.2 (SAS Institute, Cary, NC).
During April 3, 2009 – August 10, 2010, 1962 California residents were reported with pH1N1 virus infection that were hospitalized ≥24 hours and required intensive care. Information on whether or not antiviral treatment was given was available in 1867 (95%) cases; of these, 1684 (90%) received treatment with an NAI.
Fifty-seven (3%) cases received IV peramivir (Table 1). Fifty-two of these cases received oseltamivir as a second antiviral, and another five cases were treated with peramivir plus two or more other antivirals [e.g. oseltamivir and amantadine (1), oseltamivir and inhaled zanamivir (1), oseltamivir and rimantadine (2), and amantadine and ribavirin (1)]. Fifty-one cases had information available on timing of oseltamivir and peramivir treatment: 14 (28%) received oseltamivir prior to initiation of peramivir, and 37 (73%) received concurrent administration of oseltamivir and peramivir for least 24 hours; the median time for concurrent administration of both drugs was one day (range 1–14); 19 (51%) of these 37 died. The median number of days from illness onset to starting treatment with an oral NAI or IV peramivir were 4 days (range 0–23) and 9 days (range 2–38), respectively. The most common reasons cited in the medical records for initiation of peramivir included "not responding to oral or inhaled antivirals" (43; 75%) followed by "suspected malabsorption" (7; 12%).
The median age of peramivir recipients was 40 years (range 5 months-81 years). Fifty-six of 57 (98%) received antibiotic treatment at admission to the hospital. Almost all (55; 96%) had radiographic evidence of pneumonia with 54 (95%) requiring mechanical ventilation. Fifty-three cases had information on dates of antiviral treatment: 34 (64%) required vasopressor support for hypotension associated with sepsis and 19 (36%) had new onset acute renal failure requiring hemodialysis. Fourteen (25%) had microbiologic evidence of community-acquired bacterial co-infection at admission. The median length of hospital stay was 21 days (range 3–78).
Twenty-nine (51%) peramivir recipients died. Fatal peramivir recipients differed from non-fatal peramivir recipients by being more likely to be diagnosed with acute renal failure requiring hemodialysis (p = 0.02), to have a shorter length of hospital stay (median 16 days vs. 31 days; p = 0.002) and to receive peramivir for a shorter duration (7 days vs. 9 days; p = 0.02). There was no significant difference between time from onset of symptoms and initiation of any antiviral treatment among fatal and non-fatal peramivir recipients (Table 1).
We also compared the 57 peramivir recipients to the 1627 cases in the ICU who were treated with other NAIs but did not receive peramivir. There was no significant difference with regard to the overall proportion with an ACIP co-morbid condition, although cases treated with peramivir had a slightly higher prevalence of obesity (p = 0.04) and morbid obesity (p = 0.02). Peramivir recipients were more likely to be diagnosed with pneumonia/ARDS (p = 0.0002) or sepsis (p = <0.0001), to require mechanical ventilation (p = <0.0001) and to die (p = <0.0001). Both peramivir and non-peramivir recipients were initiated on NAIs within similar timeframes [median 4 days (range 0–23) and 4 days (range 0–52), respectively; p = 0.6].
Our report adds to the limited existing data on use of the investigational drug peramivir in hospitalized and critically ill influenza patients. Two small case-series have described use of multi-dose peramivir during the pH1N1 pandemic; one study of 31 critically ill adults and children conducted prior to the EUA found a 56-day mortality of 41% (59% survival) [6], while another report of 41 cases identified from multi-site hospitalization data reported 27% mortality [7]. Clinical trials in hospitalized seasonal influenza patients found no significant difference in treatment outcome between five day courses of peramivir and either placebo or oseltamivir [8]. The same has been found in the outpatient setting; in clinical trials of over 1000 healthy adults treated with either a single infusion of peramivir or a five day course of oral oseltamivir, no difference was found in duration of symptoms (peramivir recipients had decreased viral shedding) [9]. In our series, over half of peramivir-treated cases died despite prolonged antiviral treatment and aggressive supportive measures. Critically ill cases who received peramivir were more likely to die than those who did not receive peramivir.
The case fatality proportion (51%) in our pH1N1 patient population was higher than that reported in other peramivir case series, but comparisons are impeded by the limited clinical data available. Of note, the 57 patients in our study were older (median age of 40 vs. 23 years) and had a higher prevalence of co-morbidities (72% vs. 45%) than the 31 patients who received peramivir prior to the EUA (overall 41% mortality) [6]. Likewise, in a second study of 41 peramivir patients with 27% case fatality [7], the patients in our study had a higher proportion of ICU admission (100% vs. 93%), mechanical ventilation (95% vs. 90%), chronic pulmonary disease (53% vs. 29%), diabetes (21% vs. 12%), obesity (57% vs. 44%), and morbid obesity (46% vs. 17%) [7]. More data are needed to fully understand the impact of these demographic and clinical differences on overall mortality.
The high case fatality proportion described in our patient population may have been due to the progressive severity of illness; the majority of requests for peramivir were for cases assessed by the clinician as not responding to several days of oral oseltamivir therapy and with signs of continued clinical deterioration. However, it also raises concerns of adverse drug events specifically due to peramivir. Most of the available safety data describes single-dose use of peramivir in adult and pediatric outpatient populations; commonly reported adverse events have included diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, and neutropenia [5], [8], [10]. Limited data are available on tolerability of multiple-dose peramivir in critically ill patients. Reassuringly, while the nature of our surveillance does not allow for detailed review, none of the peramivir recipients in the medical records we reviewed had adverse events, side effects or fatality that was assessed by the clinician as being a result of peramivir administration, including nine children and three pregnant women. This is consistent with limited descriptive reports from other institutions during the pandemic [6]–[7].
Additionally, in our series, 37 critically ill cases received concurrent administration of oseltamivir and peramivir for more than 24 hours, with over half dying. The pH1N1 pandemic highlighted concerns that widespread use of a single antiviral agent could lead to emergence of resistant strains. Treatment with a combination of two antiviral agents could theoretically offer the advantages of additive effect, while decreasing severity of disease, duration of viral shedding and risk of developing resistance. However, because all drugs in the NAI class target the same binding pocket, drug antagonism is also a concern. Recent reports suggest that combination NAI therapy may be less effective than monotherapy; in a randomized controlled trial of over 500 outpatients with pH1N1 influenza, treatment with concurrent oral oseltamivir and inhaled zanamavir was associated with more side effects (nausea and vomiting) and shedding of higher viral titers for longer periods compared to those receiving either drug alone [11]. Another case-series describing 21 critically ill patients treated with oseltamivir and IV zanamavir reported a 24% mortality and prolonged viral shedding [12]. Until more data are available, combination NAI therapy should be used with caution.
Some limitations are important to note. There was likely underreporting of cases during the pH1N1 pandemic, including those who received peramivir. While 57 cases were identified by search of the CDPH surveillance database, during the same timeframe the CDC received 130 requests for peramivir from California [CDC, unpublished data.], suggesting that treatment was not administered to many cases, due to clinical improvement, death, or other reasons. Serial testing for influenza by PCR, which might inform decisions on when to modify or cease antiviral therapy, was not performed in our 57 peramivir recipients. It is possible that some patients may have had poor outcomes following peramivir treatment related to the presence of the H275Y mutation in viral neuraminidase, which confers resistance to oseltamivir and reduced in-vitro susceptibility to peramivir [13]. This is likely a rare event; during the period of this surveillance, of 2260 cases tested, only nine cases of infection with pH1N1 viruses containing the H275Y mutation were identified in California (CDPH, unpublished data).
In conclusion, current guidelines strongly recommend treatment with oral oseltamivir as soon as possible in influenza patients who are hospitalized, have ACIP-defined high risk conditions, or have severe or progressive clinical presentation [14]–[15]. For critically ill patients in the ICU, investigational IV NAIs such as peramivir or IV zanamivir may be an option; both are available through clinical trials (http://clinicaltrials.gov) and IV zanamivir is also available on a compassionate use basis (http://www.clinicalsupporthd.gsk.com/). However, while the high mortality (>50%) we observed could be due to the pre-existing clinical severity of cases prior to request for peramivir, it also raises questions about peramivir safety and effectiveness in hospitalized and critically ill patients. Although ours is the largest case-series describing the use of peramivir in criticaly ill patients published to date, the nature of our surveillance and the criteria for requesting peramivir under EUA precludes any comparison of effectiveness between the oral and IV NAIs. Large randomized clinical trials are required to assess these questions appropriately among hospitalized influenza patients, or, in the absence of data from randomized controlled trials by use of methods such as propensity scoring and matching to assess the clinical effectiveness and safety of new investigational agents for influenza treatment.
While we cannot name them all, we gratefully acknowledge the contributions of the clinicians throughout California and all the staff at California local health departments who diligently worked to help acquire the epidemiological and clinical information and ensured that these cases were reported to CDPH.
The findings and conclusions in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official position of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Author Contributions
Conceived and designed the experiments: JKL RS TMU. Analyzed the data: SY CY MA. Wrote the paper: JKL SY CY MA RS TMU.
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We are ready for the holidays, how about you? Whether you are expecting a house full of guests or enjoying time with your loved ones, Paneer Pinwheels will put a smile on everyone's face. With a perfect balance of flavorful filling covered with a light and flaky crust, this delicious appetizer recipe can be made fresh or ahead of time and reheated. Have a safe and fun filled Thanksgiving from ShowMeTheCurry.com!
Puff Pastry Sheets – 1 pkg (1 pkg has 2 sheets)
For the filling:
Paneer – 7 oz, crumbled
Oil – 1 tbsp
Turmeric (Haldi) Powder – 1/4 tsp
Red Chili Powder – 1/4 tsp
Cumin (Jeera) Powder – 1/4 tsp
Chat Masala – 1/2 tsp
Amchoor (Dry Mango Powder) – 1/4 tsp
Salt – to taste
Cilantro – to taste, chopped
1. Pull out a package of Puff Pastry Sheets to defrost on the counter for 40 minutes.
2. Meanwhile, work on the filling. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F.
3. Crumble the Paneer in a bowl by hand or using a food-processor (pulse button).
4. Add in the dry spices – Turmeric, Red Chili Powder, Cumin Powder, Chat Masala, Dry Mango Powder & Salt.
5. Mix well and add the chopped Cilantro and mix again.
6. Heat Oil in a skillet.
7. Heat the Paneer in the skillet for about a minute or so.
8. Take off the flame and transfer into another bowl so it cools down faster and is easy to handle.
9. Meanwhile, dust a flat surface with some All-Purpose Flour and open the sheet of Puff Pastry on it.
10. Dust a little more Flour on top of the Sheet and roll out the sheet a little.
11. Divide the filling and spread them on the 2 sheets.
12. Roll the sheet gently into a roll as tightly as possible while being gentle.
13. Once you reach the edge, dab a little water and gentle but firmly press the edge in.
14. Roll the roll over and gently pinch the edges together.
15. With a sharp knife, cut rounds and place them on a greased tray.
16. Place them in the oven for about 15 minutes and pull them out once you see them turning brown.
17. Once out of the oven, allow them to cool for about 5 minutes before transferring them.
18. Enjoy warm.
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for some reason, i found these pinwheels to be sort of dry.. why did that happen? any ideas?
Hi Hetal and Anuja,
can i use the marinated Paneer as stuffing too for this recipe?
Thank´s for your answer
Hi Hetal and Anuja,
I would ask you how i can reheat this pinwheels?
In the Microwave or would it better in the oven?
Thank´s for your answer
Hi, hetal and anuja , can i use riccota cheese instead of panner . thank you
[…] special allergy free recipes, does not get drab as they stir up various Appetizers, such as Paneer Pinwheels, a flavorful cheese filling covered with light and flaky crust, and scrumptious Desserts, like Ras […]
I have made this a few times now and have always gotten compliments. One issue with this is that the puff pastry is a little hard to cut into the wheels..actually not hard..just painfully slow…and also they puff pastry rolls are expensive for a big party say 17-18 ppl.. my mom makes it in India by stuffing the paneer stuffing inside the spring roll sheets you get in the indian grocery stores in NY..and then frying it..its not the same but a similar outcome.. crunchy and tasty.. just another version i guess..hope you guys like it this way!!
Can we make this with potato filling, or will it be too soggy. I have to make them and freeze them before a party.
[…] had planned to make this ever since I saw the recipe on showmethecurry.com. I wanted a large enough gathering to feed, because I did not want to be […]
i tried this recipe today coz i was looking for something interesting. but i gotta say, i was so disappointed. they turned out fine but even after increasing the chilli powder , it was so very very bland. most other indian appetizers are so savoury compared to this.
Hi Girls,
I was just wondering if I can get the same taste and texture with the homemade paneer?
Please reply asap as I'm planning to make it soon. Thanks!
Hi Hetal and Anuja,
one question!!!!! when I tried it with spinach…pastry sheets got loose…so what can u suggest me?
Hi Hetal and Anuja,
U guys r rocking…I love your all recipes.I tried this paneer pinwheels..it came out awesome.Thanks a lot for sharing.
keep going 🙂
also i forgot, could i add string cheese to the paneer+spinach mixture or would it get soggy?
Hi Hetal and Anuja,
I have been following alot of your recipes and most of the time they have come out really good, but abt the pinwheels can i cook fresh spinach and mix it w/ grated paneer, then add dry masalas…would this work?
also if i make this and travel for couple hrs and then serve it would it get soggy?
hi i do nt hv a oven tel me how cn i make it cn i try in micro wave
Hi Hetal N Anuja…..
Where can I find these puff pastry sheets…??? Is it available at walmart…??? I want to make Veg. puff n paneer pinwheels since long but couldnt find puff pastry sheets anywhere…
hi this is a wonderful recipie, I was wondering if you can use tofu instead of paneer.
Please and Thankyou
i got phyllo dough by mistake. can I use that for this recipe?
Also is there a quick (and exciting) party appetizer I can make for kids?
Sorry its a spelling mistake..*buy(but). And i observe many of u r recepies r done with baking oven. Please suggest an alternative to those kind of items like in microwave or gas stove.
Hai Hetal, Anuja Iam from india, its very difficult to but such kind of big baking ovens and prepare the items, can u ppl suggest me any alternative.Thanks in advance.
I just loved this recipe.But, Just wanted to check why do we have to roll it and then cut into pieces? Can't it just be made as a puff? OR Is it just to match the appetizer's name and give a nice look?


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The Rumpl comes with a stuff sack, which makes it really easy to throw in the car when you're heading off camping, for any outdoor adventure, or just for a picnic. Unfortunately, it's not small enough to throw in your overnight or multi-day hiking bag, though. This is really my only major complaint.
Functionality & Ease of Use (Rating: 95%)
I've already covered how useful this thing is, and the most obvious facets of how easy it is to use are kind of obvious. Because it's a blanket.
I did have an issue with keeping it wrapped around me (or us) because the rip-stop nylon is kind of slippery. No different from trying to drape your sleeping bag around your shoulders, really, but the lack of a zip makes it much more comfortable.
As I've mentioned several times, the Rumpl isn't warm enough to completely replace all sleeping bags, but for those rare occasions (especially down here in Victoria) where you're guaranteed a warm night, it's warm enough. For an extra layer of comfort and warmth when you're sitting outdoors, it's perfect.
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What I Don't Like
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