fibroscanliver diseasecirrhosisHCCBritish Liver TrustNorthumbria NHS Trust
… patients at risk of liver disease and invited them to attend a fibroscan locally.Methods Wallsend sits 4 miles east of Newcastle. A focu…
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7,227 articles · page 88 of 603SLTObeticholic acidbezafibrateursodeoxycholic acidprimary biliary cholangitisOffice for National StatisticsUDCAThe Royal London Hospital hub centreUK tertiary hepatology centre
…holic acid (UDCA) were comparable across groups. Progression to SLT was more commonly seen in Black (43%) and Caucasian (39%) patie…
TAVRTranscatheter aortic valve replacementTrousseau’s syndromeadvanced ovarian cancerAcurate NEO 2 valveNPAR
…sis due to tachycardia. Transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) resulted in symptom improvement. She was readmitted 2 years la…
Hip and knee replacementsknee replacementhip replacementType 2 diabetes mellitusosteoarthritisT2DMOAT2DM-associated
…ases that affect millions of individuals in ageing populations. Hip and knee replacements are well established and effective treatments in patients suffe…
TAUOLPpremenstrual dysphoric disorderpremenstrual syndromePMS
…t 2018 to 3 December 2020, 150 women were randomly allocated to TAU (n=50), OLP– (n=50), and OLP+ (n=50), of whom 145 (96.7%) compl…
Continuous positive Airway PressureCPAPMandibular Advancement splintsNHSObstructive Sleep ApnoeaOSA
…) recommend MAD’s for the treatment of OSA as an alternative to Continuous positive Airway Pressure (CPAP). However, access to this treatment varies across the NHS…
P69 Clinical scientist led clinics for severe sleep apnoea patients: a solution to a growing problem
CPAPObstructive sleep apnoeaLeeds Teaching Hospitals
…ment option in the form of continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP). Unfortunately, after diagnosis there can be issues and delays…
CNI therapyCNI dose reductionCIPSCalcineurin inhibitorsCNIsorgan transplant rejectionCNI-induced pain syndrome
…edications for many people living with solid-organ transplants. CNI therapy helps prevent organ transplant rejection, though it requires mo…
poRToral cavity cancersOCC
…andard routine practice) in completely resected OCCs undergoing poRT. Key secondary outcomes include rates of toxicities, locoregion…
antituberculous therapysecond-line antituberculous therapyOptochiasmatic arachnoiditisthalidomideinfliximabcentral nervous system tuberculosiscerebral tuberculomasintravenous corticosteroids
…l nervous system tuberculosis, requiring a protracted course of antituberculous therapy. Four years later, while on a second course of antituberculous …
LITTlaser interstitial thermal therapyrefractory epilepsyfocal cortical dysplasiaanti-seizure medicationspaediatric epilepsy
…xation during both procedures. It demonstrates the potential of LITT as a minimally invasive and effective intervention for medicall…
PIMSRANOHCMatrial fibrillation
…tained ventricular tachycardia during the follow-up.Conclusions PIMSRA was associated with a reduction of myocardial septal thickness …