Browse drugs

…SLE, resulting in prolonged corticosteroid dependence. Although rituximab was initially tolerated and achieved disease stability, relapse…

…·08); newborn OR: 1·73 (1·31-2·25)). Newborn resuscitation with oxygen was associated with maternal readmission (OR:2.24 (1.24–3·78)),…

…nosed GCA who developed painful breast ulcers while on tapering systemic corticosteroids for GCA, shortly after a herpes zoster infection. The ulcers sh…

…ng early life and the efficacy of certain treatments (including immune checkpoint inhibitors and vaccination). Enthusiasm for ‘microbiome diagnostics and tr…

…2–3 months; defined ‘prior treatment failure’ as the use of two laxatives (51.7%); selecting the tertiary level care prior to diagnosis (…

… alone over 8 weeks, combined treatment achieved greater gains: FIQR-Br, −31.1% vs −14.4%; VAS, −54.0% vs −33.5%; EAS-40, −28.4% vs −3.…

…Background Shorter dual antiplatelet therapy (DAPT) regimens may offer a more favourable risk-benefit profile comp…

…syphilitic proctitis. The patient was treated successfully with intramuscular benzathine penicillin, resulting in complete resolution of symptoms. This case unders…

…veral unsuccessful manoeuvres, including positional changes and saline flushing, further blind traction was avoided to reduce the risk…

…is. She was treated with short-term intravenous antibiotics and therapeutic enoxaparin for 3 months.This case highlights the diagnostic challenge of p…

…ering of antiviral therapy, with over 90% of patients receiving corticosteroids concurrently. Most patients developed elevated intraocular pres…

…ng is recommended before retention decisions are made; and that opioid therapy be tapered prior to trialing a patient for a permanent implant.…