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…es. Hepaticojejunostomies were more common in PSC patients than PSC-AIH patients (66% vs. 40%; P=0.001). Post-LT immunosuppression were…

…s, or clinical determination by the investigator. Patients with cirrhosis were identified as having signs of PHT at baseline if they had …

…ding autoimmune thyroiditis (10.5%), pernicious anemia (10.5%), Sjögren’s syndrome (5.3%), and systemic sclerosis (5.3%).Biological tests revealed…

…Background Liver cancer is the sixth most common cancer worldwide. Hepatocellular carci…

…quent imaging showed residual shunts. Liver biopsy did not show cirrhosis. He had a semi-elective distal pancreatectomy and splenectomy a…

…ilored thromboprophylaxis reduces the occurrence of symptomatic VTE (primary outcome) and major bleeding (primary safety outcome) w…

…a near-equal gender distribution. The most common diagnosis was esotropia (n=8), followed by esophoria (n=4) and exotropia (n=3). The ove…

…tween those who had refractive management and those who did not.NCX occurs in both accommodative and nonaccommodative ET; high hype…

…ourse, often leading to permanent organ damage. Childhood-onset SLE (cSLE) tends to be more aggressive with increased organ involve…

…Background Aortogenic stroke is an important subtype of embolic strokes, yet lacks a diagnos…

…ive feature (SHAP score=0.25).Conclusion NLR outperforms PLR in SLE diagnosis and risk stratification, with validated cut-offs that…

… rates were compared between groups.Results Of 33 patients with SLE-TTP, 31 (94%) achieved clinical remission following RTX-containing …