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Dr. Jay has investigated the lubricating properties of synovial fluid and what role it may play in degenerative joint diseases. He confirmed that lubricin is a mucinous glycoprotein and showed that the glycosylations on this molecule provide for a lower coefficient of friction between both biological and non-biological rubbing surfaces. He is interested in more immediate translational studies in the areas of automated pulsus paradoxus monitoring in emergency medicine. He has developed and/or tested a portable hyperbaric chamber system, bedside co-oximetry, and other novel devices.
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GREGORY D. JAY, MD, PhD, is Professor of Emergency Medicine and Engineering at Brown University in the Department of Emergency Medicine and Division of Engineering, and an attending physician at Rhode Island Hospital. In October 2004 Dr. Jay was selected as recipient of the Bruce M. Selya Award for Research Excellence. |
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