Alastair M. Sammon - Concepedia

Author

Alastair M. Sammon

Walter Sisulu University

Also Known As

A M Sammon, A. M. Sammon, A. Sammon, A.M. Sammon, Alastair M Sammon, Alastair M. Sammon, Alastair Sammon

Publications

605

Citations

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All Affiliations

Walter Sisulu University Gloucestershire Royal Hospital University of Bristol Bristol Royal Infirmary

About

Alastair M. Sammon is an author at Walter Sisulu University specializing in medicine, pathology, and public health.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	10	10	319
2	Public Health	5	5	152
3	Health Sciences	3	3	128
4	Nursing	1	1	10
5	Social Sciences	1	1	10

Alastair M. Sammon

Publications

510

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Normal values and regional differences in oesophageal impedance-pH metrics: a consensus analysis of impedance-pH studies from around the world Daniel Sifrim, Sabine Roman, Edoardo Savarino, Gut	2020	101
A case-control study of diet and social factors in cancer of the esophagus in transkei Alastair M. Sammon Cancer NutritionEsophageal CancerDietary ExposureGastroenterologyPathology	1992	81
Protease inhibitors and carcinoma of the esophagus Alastair M. Sammon Cancer	1998	80
Raman Spectral Mapping in the Assessment of Axillary Lymph Nodes in Breast Cancer Jennifer Smith, Catherine Kendall, Alastair M. Sammon, Technology in Cancer Research & Treatment Surface-enhanced Raman ScatteringPathologyLight Scattering SpectroscopySpectrochemical AnalysisCancer Detection	2003	71
Body composition in cachexia resulting from malignant and non-malignant diseases Walter S. Watson, Alastair M. Sammon Cancer ObesityNutritionMetabolic SyndromeCachectic PatientsBody Composition	1980	36
Dietary linoleic acid, immune inhibition and disease Alastair M. Sammon Postgraduate Medical Journal InflammationNutritionAutoimmune DiseaseTh1 SubsetOmega-3 Fatty Acid	1999	31
Maize meal predisposes to endemic squamous cancer of the oesophagus in Africa: Breakdown of esterified linoleic acid to the free form in stored meal leads to increased intragastric PGE2 production and a low-acid reflux Alastair M. Sammon, Jehu Iputo Medical Hypotheses NutritionEsophagusEsophageal CancerFood DigestionGastroenterology	2006	24
Molecular Basis for Maize as a Risk Factor for Esophageal Cancer in a South African Population via a Prostaglandin E2 Positive Feedback Mechanism Ryan Pink, T. A. Bailey, Jehu Iputo, Nutrition and Cancer Esophageal CancerImmunologyGastroenterologyPathologyCell Proliferation	2011	21
Carcinogens and endemic squamous cancer of the oesophagus in Transkei, South Africa. Environmental initiation is the dominant factor; tobacco or other carcinogens of low potency or concentration are sufficient for carcinogenesis in the predisposed mucosa Alastair M. Sammon Medical Hypotheses Cancer RiskCancer EpidemiologyOncogenic AgentMedicineEnvironmental Health	2007	17
Maize meal, non-esterified linoleic acid, and endemic cancer of the esophagus—preliminary findings Alastair M. Sammon Prostaglandins & Other Lipid Mediators Non-esterified Linoleic AcidEsophagusEsophageal CancerGastroenterologyPathology	1999	14

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