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…nctioning was paramount, with surgery seeming unnecessary while medical therapy is effective enough to maintain normal activities, but preferen…

…c subdural haematoma (cSDH) is a common neurological condition. Surgery remains the preferred treatment for symptomatic patients. Delay…

…ceptibles), resulting in an underestimation of the true risk of hormone therapy. The comparison between initiators and non-initiators of treatm…

…ciated with reduced mortality and hemorrhage risk compared with surgery alone in anticoagulated patients.…

…y treat a wide variety of problems throughout the body. Even if surgery is not needed, their decisions help guide the care patients rec…

… ICI with surgery may improve survival in MBM patients. Upfront surgery was associated with longer progression-free survival but not ov…

…Introduction Surgery represents the cornerstone for the treatment of several benign …

…matoma (cSDH) is challenging, because of high recurrence rates. Surgery is mainstay but embolization of middle meningeal artery has sho…

…related to the transition from hospital to home.Background With surgery being an inevitable treatment for most individuals with colorec…

…sease status at admission, compared with non-surgical patients. Surgery was associated with lower 1-year mortality, but the heterogenei…

…ncogenes and induce the inactivation of tumor suppressor genes. Surgery is the primary means of treatment for colorectal cancer; hence,…

…ses—where the wrist appears visibly bent—are often treated with surgery to realign the bones. However, surgery carries risks and may no…