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Peter Rae

  • Photographer and Multimedia Producer, Freelance
Sydney
As seen in: Nature, Wiley Online Library, Sydney Morning Herald, El Correo, ITP.net, Switzer Daily, Mid Florida Newspapers, Firstlinks
Photographer/Video, Multimedia producer. Priors: @smh Sydney Morning Herald, Fairfax Media. Instagram @xraepics
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The role of neuro-ophthalmology in post-operative follow-up after resection of non-functioning pituitary macroadenomas in the UK: a clinician practice survey

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By Peter Rae, Fion Bremner, Hani J Marcus, Zhaleh Khaleeli, Victoria A. Nowak, Citable collaborators
| Nature Verified
Pituitary adenomas are managed by a multi-disciplinary team (MDT) [1, 2]. The main treatment for visually-symptomatic, non-functioning macroadenomas is surgery [3]. There are currently no national guidelines regarding ophthalmology follow-up. We asked neuro-ophthalmology consultants in the UK about post-operative monitoring.
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Is now the time to invest in small caps?

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By Peter Rae, Noel Whittaker Verified, James Gruber, Tony Dillon
| Firstlinks
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Australia Dead Children

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By Peter Rae
| Mid Florida Newspapers Verified
Prosecutors have acknowledged that new scientific evidence leaves reasonable doubt that an imprisoned Australian mother deliberately killed her four children. A retired judge is hearing final submissions in an inquiry into whether Kathleen Folbigg should be pardoned. Her children all died before their 2nd birthday from what their mother says were natural causes. New South Wales state prosecutor Sally Dowling told the inquiry it could conclude there is reasonable doubt of Folbigg’s guilt.
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