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…Background Cardiac transplantation remains the most effective treatment for patients with end-stag…

…emia (147 µmol/L). He was treated with lactulose, rifaximin and continuous veno-venous haemofiltration with biochemical and neurological improvement and resolution of…

…ibutable to the tibial lesion. The patient underwent a trial of physiotherapy with limited improvement, largely due to poor adherence. Given …

…r a long time, the clinical task of diagnosing PML, withdrawing immunosuppression and restoring what immune system function can be restored, ofte…

… OR 1.25, 95% CI 1.15 to 1.36 for emergency caesarean section), epidural analgesia (OR 1.12, 95% CI 1.05 to 1.18) and induction of labour with int…

…and patient adherence. In response, advanced therapies, such as RNA and gene therapies, have emerged as a promising alternative for addressing both ac…

…e poor on chemotherapy alone and cases difficult to treat using standard of care treatment. There is growing evidence to show that not all patients who wo…

…us anaesthetic regimens, requiring prolonged intensive care and mechanical ventilation. Neuroimaging revealed frontal gliotic lesions, and continuous …

…wing peripheral pale halo, without ulceration or complications. Conservative management was adopted, and no interventions were required. This case high…

…xclusion criteria include end-stage kidney disease treated with maintenance renal replacement therapy (RRT), readmission to the ICU or missing AKI-defining data. Par…

…physical activity with recovery outcomes in patients undergoing lung cancer surgery.Methods and analysis We will include randomised controlled tria…

…y revealed multiple PAVMs, which were successfully treated with transcatheter embolisation, resulting in normalisation of oxygen saturation.…