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Response to comment on: hydrophilic inflatable penile prosthesis surface coatings readily rebind antibiotics and maintain antimicrobial efficacy ex vivo | International Journal of Impotence Research

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By Paul Chung, Brian H. Im
| Nature Verified
We thank the authors for their kind comments [1]. Given the notably higher rates of infection in penile prosthesis revision surgery (1—3 vs 10%), our aim with this study was to assess the integrity of the hydrophilic surface and its ability to bind and elute antimicrobial solutions for subsequent applications beyond initial implantation [2,3,4].
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Public Theology and Diakonia of Reconciliation

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By Paul Chung
| currentsjournal.org
Authors Paul S. Chung International Public Theology in Forum-Center, Berkeley Abstract This constructive article examines how the new theology of prophetic diakonia contributes to a postcolonial theology of God’s mission in World Christianity. It begins by setting public theology (Moltmann and Bonhoeffer) in a postcolonial context and then exploring God’s mission beyond Empire (Jonathan Ingleby).
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SaaS: 5 Key Reasons Why Asset Managers Choose the Cloud

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By Paul Chung
| greshamtech.com
Investment management firms are seeking ways to increase efficiency while keeping overhead costs and maintaining high margins. Cloud architecture and Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solutions have emerged to address this need. These technologies help firms scale storage and processing power up or down based on fluctuating demand. Cloud and SaaS provide global access in a purposeful, efficient and cost-effective manner.
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