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Clinical therapies and care approaches used to manage a condition. Examples include immunotherapy, radiotherapy, rehabilitation.
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…aking an advanced therapy23 (58.9)Psychiatric Comorbidity31 (79)Gender-affirming hormone therapy12 (30.7)Gender-affirming surgery7 (17.9)…
…s. During follow-up, 19.6% (n=10) of patients were treated with biologic therapy.Conclusions Assessment for sexually transmitted causes of proct…
…% were repeated to perform therapeutic interventions, including variceal band ligation or dilatation.Conclusions We found that a large proportion of r…
…‘fair quality.’ The included RCT was of high quality.Conclusion ESD-RBC has shown superiority over the C-ESD by increasing resection sp…
…Introduction ERCP is associated with significant ionizing radiation exposure to b…
… with intravenous support via a central venous catheter, termed home parenteral nutrition (HPN). Complications of long-term HPN include catheter related …
…Aspiration pneumonia is one of the most common complications of gastrostomy feeding. Jejunal feeding through a trans-gastric jejunostomy (TGJ) may …
…ents with significant infectious complications are treated with immunoglobulin infusions. Many patients with immunodeficiency have concurrent gastrointe…
…Introduction Endoscopic eradication therapy (EET), combining endoscopic mucosal resection (EMR) and radiofrequenc…
…ent with ethnic minority patients less likely to be recommended second-line pharmacological treatment (27.9% vs. 8.8%, P=0.004) and Brain-Gut Behavioural Therapies (…
…t scales across domains including practical haemostatic skills (adrenaline injection, clip placement, variceal and nonvariceal therapy, Bentonite ha…
…[0.02–0.07]) and 1% (95% CI: [0–0.04]), respectively.Conclusion Endoscopic hand suturing demonstrates feasible suturing times and a favorable safety pro…