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…, the critical role of molecular techniques and the efficacy of minimally invasive surgical management.…

…tes to vascular ageing. Interference with the gut microbiota by prebiotics, probiotics and antibiotics has demonstrated beneficial effects…

…th irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), supporting the rationale for glucose-targeted interventions.…

…ators (15.4%). Antifibrotics were received by 3.5% of patients. Supplemental oxygen was the most frequent non-pharmacological treatment (48.9%). Fo…

…alisation rates and IBD-related surgeries. However, high costs, injectable therapy, risk of opportunistic infections and the lifelong nature of th…

…estinal transit, impaired protein digestion, low dietary fibre, iron therapy and frequent antibiotic use. Impaired gut barrier function in C…

… (haemoglobin 8.2 g/L), prompting diagnostic investigations and transient iron therapy. An upper gastrointestinal (GI) endoscopy revealed chronic gast…

…rainage followed by right salpingo-oophorectomy and appropriate antibiotic therapy, with complete recovery. This case highlights the rare associat…

…at a university hospital in Sweden, will be randomised into the HIPSTER model or usual care. The HIPSTER model is a 16-week structured,…

…f the final diagnosis is not established (or is incorrect) then medical management may fail to prevent repeated episodes of unplanned care. The 20…

…ed with the class II human leucocyte antigen DQB1*06:02 allele. Immune checkpoint inhibitors have revolutionised the treatment of many cancers; however, thr…

…ir (later discontinued), hypertonic saline, corticosteroids and supportive ICU care.Conclusion This case highlights a rare neuroimaging manifestati…