In 15 of the 34 aspirations (17 donors) we could only aspirate up to 8 mL.
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They also had higher aspirations; 94% of them expected to go on to university, compared with 58% of the native Australians.
In a 12-country comparison of educational aspirations,1 Buchmann and Dalton noted that "the effects of interpersonal influences on educational aspirations depend, in part, on the institutional contexts in which they function" (2002, p. 100).
Focussing on educational aspirations, 21 test persons (approximately 2%%) provided no information about their future plans.
Bacterial diagnoses were made on tracheal aspirations (99.1 %) and broncho alveolar lavages (35.9).
A total of 660 aspirations (241 in 2006) were recorded, resulting in 74 pregnancies and 44 deliveries (6.7% per aspiration).
In contrast, when the aspiration volume was above 8 mL, the concentration of nucleated cells was 2.6 × 10 (SD 0.9 × 10) nucleated cells/mL (23 of 34 aspirations; 2 aspirations per donor).
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Histology was obtained preoperatively in 43 patients from percutaneous needle aspiration biopsy (14 patients), EBUS (18 patients), bronchoscopy (8 patients), pleural effusion (1 patient), lymph node mediastinoscopy (1 patient), and supraclavicular lymph node ultrasound-guided aspiration (1 patient).
