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…ing PrEP and 7% reported informal or non-prescribed (‘sauvage’) PrEP use.Chemsex engagement had lasted more than three years for 61.…

…nded DNA antibody levels. Both patients responded favourably to immunotherapy. These cases add to the existing literature by describing uniqu…

…Task Force grading of evidence standards. Key findings are that neuromodulation cannot be reliably used to reduce opioid intake; that psychopat…

…Conclusion In this large multicentre cohort of adults with MFS, cardiac surgery was common, and redo sternotomy occurred frequently among opera…

…Introduction Cytoreductive surgery (CRS) with heated intraperitoneal chemotherapy (HIPEC) is a tre…

…quent, while renal involvement declined from 22% to 16%. Use of biologic therapies grew substantially over time, while glucocorticoids remained pi…

…rs such as gastrointestinal surgery, malabsorptive disorders or zinc supplementation. Our patient’s copper deficiency was most likely multifactorial…

…Background Despite good rates of reperfusion with thrombectomy, rates of moderate to severe post-stroke disability remain high…

…respondents considered lower bowel frequency despite receiving ‘optimal medical treatment’ (94.6%), with 51.0% indicating a period of 2–3 months; defined…

…rosis. Adjunctive management includes pulmonary rehabilitation, oxygen treatment, optimisation of comorbidities, and early integration of pallia…

…he patient received neoadjuvant platinum-based chemotherapy and immunotherapy without a significant radiographic response. Subsequent lobecto…

…ke, vascular malformations and peripheral arterial disease. 1–3 Endovascular treatment is generally associated with lower perioperative morbidity, sho…