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This document lists selected publications from JSG between 1999-2014. The publications cover a range of topics including the portrayal of medicine in Norman Rockwell's art, aspects of Pablo Picasso and medicine, submacular choroidal nonperfusion in giant cell arteritis, cataract blindness in Sub-Saharan Africa, diurnal variation in branch retinal vein occlusion onset, lipids and diabetic maculopathy and cardiovascular risk, systemic bioavailability of eye medications, Nd:YAG vitreolysis for treating vitreous floaters, computer-aided surgical training, use of adrenaline by junior doctors, medical practices in Punjab, and improving induction for pre-registration house officers.
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- 1. SELECTED PUBLICATIONS JSG - 2014 Portrayal ofa Profession: theArt of NormanRockwell AMERICANJOURNAL OF MEDICINE 2014;10:1024-1025. JSG - 2013 Pablo Picassoand aspectsof medicine AMERICANJOURNAL OF MEDICINE 2013;126 (12): 1150-1151. JSG - 2012 Theisland of ischaemia : submacularchoroidal nonperfusioningiant cell arteritis. EYE 2012;26(3):480-1. JSG - 2010 Cataract blindnessin Sub-Saharan Africa. STUDENT BRITISHMEDICALJOURNAL 2010; 18:c1068 JSG - 2008 Diurnal variation in theonset ofbranch retinal veinocclusion OPHTHALMOLOGICA 2008; 222(6): 425-6. JSG - 2004 Lipids, diabetic maculopathyandcardiovascular risk. EYE 2004;18(1):108-9. JSG - 2003 Systemicbioavailability of eyemedications. JOURNAL OF EMERGENCYMEDICINE 2003;25(3):323.
- 2. JSG - 2003 Nd:YAG vitreolysisas a treatment forvitreousfloaters. EYE 2003;17(1):113. JSG - 2003 Computer-aidedsurgical training. MEDICALEDUCATION 2003;37(1):77-8. JSG - 2002 Use of adrenaline by junior doctors. POSTGRADUATEMEDICALJOURNAL 2002;78(926):763. JSG - 1999 Medical Practices in thePunjab. STUDENT BRITISHMEDICALJOURNAL 2000;07:394-436. JSG - 1999 Improving inductiondayfor pre-registrationhouseofficers. MEDICALEDUCATION 1999; 33(12):928.