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Article: Periurethral Mass Formations Following Bulking Agent Injection for the Treatment of Urinary Incontinence[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Durasphere is gaining popularity as a bulking agent for treating women with stress urinary incontinence. We present a series of patients with periurethral mass formation following Durasphere injection. The charts of 135 women with a mean age of 69.4 years (range 46 to 83) who underwent Durasphere periurethral injections were retrospectively reviewed. Patients who had a periurethral mass were identified and their clinical data were collected and analyzed. Four patients (2.9%) were diagnosed with periurethral mass formation 12 to 18 months (average 14.7) following a Durasphere injection. Clinical presentation varied, including irritative voiding symptoms, pelvic pain and urinary incontinence. All patients were found to have a tender and tense periurethral mass. A radiopaque mass was revealed during videourodynamic study in 1 patient. Incision, and transvaginal and endoscopic drainage or transvaginal excision were used to treat these masses. Intraoperative and pathological findings as well as operative outcomes are presented. Irritative or obstructing voiding symptoms, pelvic pain or a periurethral mass in patients with a history of Durasphere or other periurethral bulking agent injection should alert the physician to the possibility of periurethral mass formation. The true incidence of this late complication remains to be determined.
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Midurethal sling procedures are gaining popularity as the treatment of choice for stress urinary incontinence. Complications that were described include bladder perforation, urinary retention, pelvic hematoma and suprapubic wound infection. Sling erosion and pelvic abscess are rare complications of midurethral slings. We report the first case of an abscess formed within the wall of the urinary bladder, 7 months following a midurethral sling procedure.
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Prostate cancer is the most common male malignancy and the second leading cause of male cancer death; therefore, there is urgent necessity for noninvasive assays for early detection of prostate cancer. Obtaining prostate tumor samples surgically is problematic because the malignancy is heterogeneous and multifocal and early-stage tumors are nonpalpable. In contrast, exfoliated cells represent the cancer status of the entire gland better due to the general tendency of cancer cells to exfoliate into biological fluids. The purpose of this study was to clarify whether quantitative analysis of telomerase activity in exfoliated cells in urine could serve as a reliable molecular marker of prostate malignancy. We analyzed prospectively post-prostatic examination-exfoliated cells from the urine of 56 patients undergoing routine prostate screening. Epithelial cells were isolated and enriched by immunomagnetic separation. Telomerase activity was analyzed by quantitative real-time PCR telomeric-repeat amplification protocol assay using Opticon MJ research instrument. We report now that all prostate cancer patients revealed high levels of telomerase activity thereby showing 100% of the assay sensitivity. In contrast, the majority of patients with clinically confirmed benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) did not express any telomerase activity (70% of all BPH patients), most likely presenting cancer-free cases, or expressed low levels of activity (18%). However, about 12% of BPH patients revealed high levels of telomerase activity that potentially can reflect hidden prostate cancer. We suggest that the quantitative analysis of telomerase activity can be useful for the selection of prostate cancer and cancer-free cases.
Article: Endoscopic Treatment of Bladder Calculi in Post-Renal Transplant Patients: A 10-Year Experience[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Urinary calculus formation following renal transplantation is an uncommon phenomenon. As a result of the growing number of renal transplants performed and the greater graft survival, there has been increased awareness of transplant-related complications, one of which is calculus formation. We report our experience in the management of bladder calculi after renal transplantation. We retrospectively reviewed the charts of 500 consecutive renal transplant patients from 1992 through 2002 and encountered 7 who had bladder calculi postoperatively. Ureteroneocystostomy had been performed using polyglactic acid suture. Bladder calculi were treated endoscopically by litholapaxy, electrohydraulic lithotripsy (EHL), or holmium:YAG laser lithotripsy. Three calculi were found incidentally at the time of stent removal, and the others were associated with hematuria (43%), urinary tract infection (14%), or irritative voiding symptoms (14%). Eighty-six percent of the calculi were close to the allograft ureteral orifice. While various forms of lithotripsy were employed in treating bladder calculi, Hol:YAG laser lithotripsy appeared to be both efficacious and safe. Both EHL and litholapaxy were complicated by mucosal bleeding necessitating Bugbee fulguration. Holmium:YAG laser lithotripsy was not associated with mucosal bleeding, and fulguration was not required near the allograft ureteral orifice. In addition, ureteral stenting is not required. Bladder calculi may form over both absorbable and nonabsorbable suture material, and the ideal suture for the ureteroneocystostomy has yet to be found. Until then, the Hol:YAG laser should be the lithotrite of choice for bladder calculi following renal transplantation.
Article: Immune inhibitory effects of renal cell carcinoma extract on lectin and alloantigen-induced peripheral blood and tumor infiltratinglymphocyte blastogenesis[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The presence of tumor infiltrating lymphocytes (TIL) has been attributed to the host cell mediated immune response against the evolving malignancy. However, due to specific evasive and escape mechanisms, the immune competent cells are rendered ineffective. One such mechanism may be the production of immune suppressor substance(s), inhibiting lymphocyte proliferation, and subsequently, their transformation into effector cells. To evaluate a possible impact of RCC extract on lectin and alloantigen-induced proliferation of TIL and peripheral blood lymphocytes (PBL) from renal cell carcinoma (RCC) patients and from healthy control human subjects. Tumor extract and TIL were derived from 13 patients with RCC undergoing radical nephrectomy. Tumor infiltrating lymphocytes and PBL from these patients were activated with Concanavalin A (Con-A), Phytohemoglutinine (PHA) or Pokeweed (PW) and the rate of blastogenesis was measured by (3)H Thymidine incorporation. The same procedure was used in assay with PBL from control healthy blood donors. There was a significant reduction (88.6%) in the proliferative response to ConA of TIL compared to PBL from the same patients (P = 0.007). A similar decrease was seen following stimulation by PHA (85.8%, P = 0.01) and PW mitogen (78.5%, P = 0.001). A 79.5% decrease in response level of TIL to alloantigens compared to PBL from RCC patients (P = 0.021), was observed. Lectin induced proliferative response of RCC patients was significantly lower in the presence of RCC extract (82.9%) compared to normal kidney extract (P = 0.008). Alloantigenic stimulation of healthy individual PBL was also decreased significantly in the presence of RCC extract (92.9%, P = 0.0001) compared to normal kidney extract. Similarly, lectin induced stimulation of healthy control PBL in the presence of RCC extract was significantly lower (83.2%, P = 0.003). Our data suggest that RCC extract contains an immune suppressive substance(s), capable of inhibiting lymphocyte proliferative response of tumor infiltrating lymphocytes as well as of PBL from patients and healthy individuals alike. This may be one of the mechanisms by which the tumor evades the transformation of lymphocytes into effector killer cells, and thus affects the biological inter-relationship between tumor and host. Identification of this substance and its gene may provide an effective anti-tumoral treatment modality.
Article: Increased Expression of Activation Markers in Renal Cell Carcinoma Infiltrating Lymphocytes[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: As manifested by the presence of immune competent cells, failure to control the progression of renal cell carcinoma by a local immune response attests to impaired local cell mediated immunity. To test this hypothesis we compared the expression of T-cell activation markers in renal cell carcinoma infiltrating lymphocytes with the expression of activation markers of peripheral blood lymphocytes in the same patients. Tumor infiltrating lymphocytes were harvested from a patient with renal cell carcinoma undergoing radical nephrectomy. Peripheral blood was obtained before surgery. Tumor infiltrating and peripheral blood lymphocytes were incubated with monoclonal antibodies defining specific differentiation and activation markers on the cell surface, and analyzed by flow cytometry. Cell subsets are expressed as a fraction of the total number of mononuclear cells. The T-cell subset level was significantly higher in peripheral blood than in renal cell carcinoma tissue of the same patient. However, the level of activated T-cell subset expressing HLA-DR was significantly higher in renal cell carcinoma tissue than in peripheral blood. The levels of interleukin-2 receptor and transferrin receptors expressing T-cell subsets were also significantly higher in carcinoma tissue than in peripheral blood. Natural killer cells were found in significantly higher proportions in renal cell carcinoma than in peripheral blood. These results point to significant activation of T, B and natural killer tumor infiltrating lymphocytes. The inability of tumor infiltrating lymphocytes to mount an effective immune response to renal cell carcinoma may be secondary to the presence of suppressive factors in the tumor that prevent tumor infiltrating lymphocytes from transforming into effector cells. These factors may be particularly valuable for the further study of renal cell carcinoma-host interactivity.
Article: Early aggressive management for the prevention of renal allograft loss and patient mortality following major urologic complications[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: In 219 renal allograft transplants performed at the University Hospital, State University of New York at Stony Brook, 24 urological complications were encountered (10.8%). There were 12 episodes of ureteral obstruction and 8 of ureteral fistulas with extravasation. Four patients had bladder fistulas. In all patients, early surgical corrective procedures were employed. No graft or patient losses occurred as a result of these complications or of their treatment (0% mortality; 0% graft loss). Based on this as well as others' experience (1-24), it appears that early aggressive diagnosis and surgical treatment, combined with urological expertise, are a central requirement for the avoidance of graft loss or mortality following urological complications.
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The effects of increasing in vitro cyclosporine concentrations (0, 50 100 or 200 ng./ml.) on lymphocyte blastogenesis, measured by incorporation of tritiated thymidine and induced by varying levels of concanavalin A (0, 0.25, 1.0 or 5.0 ng./ml.), were studied in regard to mean serum level of cyclosporine in 26 renal allograft recipients. Results were compared to similar data obtained in healthy controls. Patients were divided into group 1 (13 patients, mean serum cyclosporine trough level less than 150 ng./ml.) and group 2 (13 patients, cyclosporine level greater than 150 ng./ml.). With no cyclosporine added to the assay proliferation of lymphocytes obtained from all patients inversely correlated to the mean serum trough cyclosporine level at all stimulatory levels of concanavalin A (0.25 ng./ml., p less than 0.01; 1.0 ng./ml., p less than 0.001 and 5.0 ng./ml., p less than 0.001) and was significantly lower than in controls (p less than 0.0002). Whereas increasing in vitro cyclosporine concentrations has produced the expected increase in suppression of blastogenesis in controls and group 1, a paradoxical effect became evident in group 2. Under stronger stimulatory conditions (concanavalin A 1.0 or 5.0 ng./ml.) increasing in vitro cyclosporine concentrations were associated with significantly decreased suppression of blastogenesis (p less than 0.01) compared to group 1. These results confirm previous reports and suggest that the duality of effect of cyclosporine in this in vitro model may be related to its functional relationship to the calcium ion (Ca++)/calmodulin complex and to its cellular concentration/solubility curve. These considerations may be of importance in adjusting cyclosporine dosage based on serum trough levels of cyclosporine.
Article: Rectus muscle flap for repair of refractory bladder fistula following renal transplantation: A case report[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: We report a case of refractory bladder fistula in a diabetic renal allograft recipient that recurred shortly after conventional operative repair without any detectable external cause. After reoperation and use of a vascularized rectus muscle flap the fistula closed and the patient has retained excellent graft function. It is suggested that this technique should be considered as the primary repair modality for bladder fistulas in diabetic recipients, when wound healing is impaired seriously as a consequence of the combined effects of diabetic microangiopathy and steroid therapy.
Article: Multivariate and Boolean factor analysis of immune complex/complement deposits and their effects on renal blood flow during allograft rejection[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The role of humoral immune factors in graft destruction is not fully understood. With immunofluorescence techniques the possibility of a specific pattern and/or clustering of immune complex or complement deposits was analyzed in 140 percutaneous kidney needle biopsies performed in 73 patients with renal allograft dysfunction. The results were correlated with concomitant alterations in renal blood flow as measured by cortical and global perfusion indexes and graft survival. The deposition of IgG, IgM, C3 and C4 correlated significantly with acute rejection confirmed by biopsy (p less than 0.05, less than 0.001, less than 0.02 and less than 0.001, respectively). Subsequent graft survival was compromised when IgA, IgG, IgM, C3, C4 and properdin were present together in biopsy specimens (p less than 0.05). There was a significant clustering of IgA with C3, of IgG with C3 and C4, and of IgM with C1, C3 and C4 (p less than 0.001). There also was a significant association among alterations in renal blood flow, deposition of IgA (p less than 0.05) and C4 (p less than 0.02), and graft outcome. Higher perfusion indexes, indicative of decreased blood flow, showed significant associations (p less than 0.007 and less than 0.04 for the cortical and global perfusion indexes, respectively) with a greater risk of graft loss. Although it primarily is a cellular event, the data suggest that acute rejection is associated with a deposition of various humoral factors that may mediate alterations in renal blood flow. The latter may affect graft function and structural integrity, and, thus, may show a direct correlation with the outcome of a graft.
Article: The usefulness of initial brief pulsatile perfusion in extending the applicability of cold storage for renal transplantation--a preliminary report
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: Studies in the canine model indicate that effective in situ flush cooling (ISFC) depends on the maintenance of flush pressures (FP) of at least 70 mm Hg. Low FP of 30 mm Hg (currently used during ISFC) produces reactive vasospasm leading to poor core cooling and inadequate expulsion of blood from the renal microvasculature. In an attempt to deliver the necessary flush pressure and flow rate to cadaver donor kidneys, a new ISFC tube - Anaise Organ Procurement Tube (AOPT) (Sheridan Corporation, Argyle, New York) - was developed. A prospective study was designed to compare the effectiveness of ISFC at high FP of 70 mm Hg with the results of low FP of 30 mm Hg. This preliminary report suggests that ISFC at an adequate FP produces improved graft function after transplantation, and highlights the need to deliver and monitor adequate levels (70 mm Hg) of FP during ISFC.
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The cancer family syndrome is an unusual hereditary disease rarely associated with transitional cell carcinoma of the urinary tract. We describe the occurrence of this syndrome in a patient with bilateral transitional cell malignancies.
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The authors evaluated a method of detecting urinary tract bleeding using Tc-99m sulfur colloid in a canine model.
- [Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The authors describe a case report of a squamous cell carcinoma in a horseshoe kidney and summarize the literature.
Article: Retroperitoneal haemorrhage with abscess formation complicating Waldenström's macroglobulinaemia[Show abstract] [Hide abstract] ABSTRACT: The complications of bleeding in patients with Waldenström's macroglobulinaemia (WM) are relatively well described. The pathophysiology of such a haemorrhagic diathesis is complex and involves the inhibition and depression of coagulation factors as well as qualitative and quantitative platelet abnormalities. Treatment of WM must be targeted at the underlying lymphocellular malignancy, but amelioration of the hyperviscous state and component transfusion(s) to correct abnormal coagulation parameters will decrease the incidence of bleeding. A case of WM with E. coli urinary tract infection and subsequent retroperitoneal haemorrhage with abscess formation and sepsis is presented. The pathophysiology and management of such patients is described.
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To add insult to injury, I got a call about 30 minutes later from Ocwen trying to sell me another service. With such a display of incompetence, why would I buy more services from them - plus I had already asked them to stop calling me 2 weeks ago. Sounds like I need to reach out to my city's Banking regulation group to let them know. Sounds like predatory practices to me.
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The paper stream runs heavy through most households, with catalogs, magazines, greeting cards and advertisements coming and going regularly. Typically thrown in the trash, these easily reused paper products can be transformed in any number of ways to provide a useful new item for your homestead.
This week we're taking old seed catalogs, leftover note cards, a little patience and creativity to make personalized collage/silhouette cards. Perfect for revamping any extra cards (think excess Christmas cards, birthday invites, seriously out-of-date stationery) you have laying around, this easy projects allows you to get the creativity flowing and create beautiful new gardening-themed DIY stationery.
You will need:
Old card-stock note cards (or greeting cards)
Seed catalogs
Glue or Mod Podge
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Acrylic paint (choose your favorite color)
A silhouette (printed from internet) or a stencil
Painter's palette (or paper plate)
1. Get started by cutting out pieces from your seed catalogs. Lots of color is preferable!
2. Trim shapes as desired: squares/rectangles for a linear look or circles/wavy bits for a more organic look.
3. Using thin-out glue or Mod Podge and paintbrush, paste you colorful piece to the front of your note card. Cover the entire front of card.
4. Wait to dry completely. (This could take a while; you may as well take a coffee break.)
5. Place cut-out silhouette or stencil on note card. For large designs, a centered placement may be preferred; for smaller, an offset placement looks nice.
6. Use pencil to trace around silhouette or stencil.
7. Using a small brush and acrylic paint, trace around penciled-on design, taking care to keep lines intact. Paint all negative space, so that only your design remains.
8. Let dry (again).
9. Use your fabulous new cards to invite friends to a great fall garden/work/apple-picking party this fall.
This project is perfect not only for adults that have a little time to craft in the slower season, but also for kids needing an indoor project. A perfect way to use this idea: as a family discuss silhouette choices (pick maybe three different ones), pile supplies on table and set kids loose to make this year's family holiday cards.
Candis Calvert is a (sub)urban homesteader seeking ways to use what she already has to create useful and fun new things. Never content to buy new when old is available; she hopes to wring all the life out of everyday items through creative repurposing.
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I wanted to said that before you purchase any products from these guys be very carefull , i purchase $ 3800 Dollars more that a year and half and i still have not gotten my compleate order, they send me 6 sqf out 100 sqf and they are the worst molds aver i have posted serveral comments about my situation they don't deliver or refund you money don't spend your money on something you are not going to get , i am tier of sending email and never recive answers please don't let it happend to you.
Because it will be a nightmare trust me .
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The makers of Thalaivaa are leaving no stone unturned to make the audio launch function a hit. The music will be grandly launched at a lavish event tomorrow evening (June 21) in Chennai.
The movie bosses are fully promoting the audio release function. Be it in newspapers or in websites, people will notice one or the other news article about the music release function of the forthcoming Tamil movie.
Originally, the audio launch function of Thalaivaa was to coincide with Vijay's birthday (June 22). But as the actor wants to keep himself busy with charity works on his special day, he asked the movie bosses to advance the release date by a day.
The online fans clubs of Illayathalapathy are engaging their followers by updating regularly related to the event and the film. They are also trying their best to reach out to all section of cine-goers so that the audio launch event becomes a talk of the town.
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Good Morning, people.
Doc and Ava are here, all right. Oddly, Oscar hasn't shown up.
Oh well, hope he shows up soon.
Alternate Alley Oop Chapter 19 "The Savage Land of Promise"(55) 8/1/2013 Thursday*
Alley Oop is searching the control panel trying to find a hand brake or something—anything to stop the capsule from moving. Good thing he doesn't have claustrophobia. So far the capsule isn't moving as quickly as it did. Hope that soldier gets him on his way to the fort.
At the tube terminal in Ft. Thorndike Sergeant Wolf has arrived. PFC Hanson swears he sees Wolf's eyes glowing.
"So what is the sitrep now?" Wolf barked at him.
"Well, uh, so far nothing."
"Nothing?" The Sergeant loomed over Hanson.
"Turn around private and let me see you work that board." He growled.
Hanson about faced and looked over the board for the umpteenth time. Only now he has a huge wolf breathing down his neck. Is this how Little Red Ridinghood felt?
I don't recall Doc Wonmug going on such trips. Usually Oscar or Alley goes.
Shouldn't he be getting out a coat that matches the time period where he's going?
Yes but that was never much of a concern for Doc.
Keeper 98, re yesterday,
Night-Gaunt49 has in the past been banned from commenting here, it wasn't for being civil.
The snail has started moving backwards.
Time machine? I think it's working. Or is this deja vu?
Its deja vu all over again.
I figgure Doc will see Oop on Tuesday. Doc has made some trips in the past, but with Oscar out of the Pic, he will have to accompany Oop. It would make sense to have Ooola around to help Ava monitor the time machine.
When each day's 2 or 3 panel strip covers what might be a single paragraph of narrative in a short story or novel, you must expect for the story to move slowly most of the time. Otherwise, the strip would be disjointed. Admittedly, the illustrations do not lend themselves to rapid action due to a lock of background detail, but the writers do a fair job of keeping with the original artistic feel of the strip.
A statement of fact is a negative comment to you? How do you feel about all the whining about the strip by NG and Co.?
You will find that Dick Tracy can cover ground faster than the present Alley Oop. Better writer.
carole "clumsy dialogue and narrative action" bender at her best
in spite of that the idea for this story arc does have possibilities, but can carole pull it off? time, probably an excruciatingly long period of time, will tell, but given her track record i have very little confidence in that.
Good Morning Benders and readers of Alley Oop. Nice to Ava back at the time lab again. As the bag lady she have to
go and collect the cash so the time machine can be fired up
for the trip. Doc is breaking out his sub zero winter outfit.
Too bad he won't be doing any mountain climbing.
Briatollah is correct the winter suit is definitely doesn't
match the time period. Doc will have to claim it is the
latest from America clothes designers.
A statement of fact is a negative comment to you? How do you feel about all the whining about the strip by NG and Co.?
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hi can some one tell me where i can get some p/c games sent to me from penang, to west australia, please
very detail page on penang,i love penang.it so rich in culture and life is simple.
Very informative tip on Thaipusam. It must be quite the trance they go through, I've always wondered. I haven't even got earrings, so don't think I'd go quite that far.
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Wonderful tips you have here! Will definitely serve to be useful to me... going Penang in Sept. hopefully :)
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dsteer_lfc_68 dsteer_lfc_68 Oct 15, 2009 22:49 Flag
Why do I not watch England any more?
This kind of mirrors something I was reading the other day (can't remember where) but basically saying to win the world cup you need at least 4-5 world class players, with the rest balanced between really top quality and workers.
England however can really lay claim to only have 2 world class players: Gerrard and Rooney. That is not a slur on the rest of the squad, but while many are honest hard working players, they are not, or not any longer world class players. We don't have a Cech or Buffon in goal. We don't have a Ronaldo or Messi providing wing play. We don't have a Xabi or Cesc in the center. And we don't have a natural center forward in the mold of Torres or Drogba.
I still have a little more confidence than you for SA, as last night was really a look at the B-team. But the lack of creativity was obvious. But looking beyond that, unless I've missed something I see it getting worse. I'd expect this to be the last major tournament for Gerrard, but also for Lampard who I'd rate as the best of the rest. We'll also likely loose Terry and Rio at the back, who may not be world class, (at least Terry) have been stalwarts. And, other than Rooney and Walcott, I just don't see anyone who might be considered world class in the next 2-4 years.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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does anybody consider joe cole? hopefully he'll be up and raring to go by the time the world cup comes around and he will add a very much needed creative spark. He should be relatively fresh after all of the time he has been out injured over the last year.
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dsteer_lfc_68 dsteer_lfc_68 Oct 15, 2009 23:44 Flag
I rate him, if that's what you're asking Daniel, but I'd not call him world class. If fit he might make it into the England squad, although its not a lock. With Gerrard now resigned to the left wing, and Milner firmly installed as his back up. That really leaves Cole to compete with Lennon, Wolcott, and SWP.
If he's fit. I think expecting him to be fit is like expecting Hargreaves, Owen and Neville to be fit.


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Public Works Supply IncAdditional Locations
Phone: (503) 678-2981 Fax: (503) 678-2983 View Additional Phone Numbers 10751 Oak St NE STE 2, Donald, OR 97020 http://www.publicworkssupply.com
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This company offers retail sales of safety supplies for city, state, county public works departments, construction, as well as individuals. Training for Confined Spaces, Fall Protection, PPE and Respiratory.
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Oregon Secretary of State Corporations Division
255 Capitol St NE Ste 151, Salem OR 97310
Phone Number: (503) 986-2200
Type of Entity
Business ManagementMs. Linda Hill, President Mr. Jim Casqueiro, Sales Manager Mr. Dan Enck, Sales Ms. Trish Hunley, Customer Service Mr. Greg McDonald, Vice President
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Business Category
Safety Equipment & Clothing
Hours of Operation8AM - 5PM
Service AreaOregon & Washington
Products & Services
Competent Person inspection of Fall Protection & Confined Space Equipment. Training includes PPE/Safety at Heights/Fall Protection/Respiratory. Products include Traffic Control/Personal Apparel/PPE/Gas Monitors/Fall Protection/Spill Protection