…ed approaches to acute stabilisation, withdrawal management and antiseizure therapy. We emphasise the importance of supervised detoxification and r…
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7,227 articles · page 179 of 603… + B cells and hyperexpanded clonotypes were linked to improved chemoimmunotherapy response.Conclusions iCCA is characterised by a profoundly immu…
…ed in 44.6% of patients, with a slightly lower rate observed in monotherapy (40.2%) than in combination therapy (46.3%).Conclusions This st…
…efined as haematochezia that required endoscopic haemostasis or blood transfusion, whereas mild delayed bleeding was defined as haematochezia tha…
… preventive options beyond addressing the underlying aetiology. Statins, due to their anti-inflammatory properties, have been proposed …
…ncluding recurrence of the initial nephropathy and in different immunosuppressive strategies. Furthermore, the iBox maintained good performances when dipsti…
…l $49 million was incurred for cervical pre-cancer detection by coloscopy and colposcopy-directed treatments.Conclusion The cost of HPV-a…
…bilateral double-J stenting, percutaneous nephrostomy (PCN) and conservative treatment for one patient, whereas the other patient developed recurrent …
…ong the deadliest malignancies, with a 5-year survival of ~13%. Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T -cell therapy offers hope, but conventional αβ T cells can trigger severe tox…
…arascapular pain and dysaesthesia unresponsive to analgesics or physiotherapy. Physical examination revealed a hyperalgesic and hypoaesthetic…
… 52% mild, 39% moderate, 57% severe (p>0.05). Treatment varied: CPAP used in 88% severe, 69% moderate, 31% mild; MAA used in 29% mil…
…ies were tailored Mandibular Advancement Devices (MADs, 27.5%), Hypoglossal Nerve Stimulation (HNS, 24.6%), and weight management (23.9%). Treatment selectio…