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…strategy. Endoscopic ultrasound-guided radiofrequency ablation (EUS-RFA) provides a minimally invasive, parenchyma-sparing alternative …
…ant Lymphoproliferative Disorders (PTLD). Patients who received ISBTx for malignant disease were excluded. Statistical analysis was p…
…ated liver cirrhosis and clinically detectable ascites received diagnostic paracentesis promptly (within six hours), in accordance with BSG guidance. G…
…agnostic yield compared with catheter studies, while concurrent EndoFLIP enables assessment of oesophageal physiology. Data on the combi…
…ds We reviewed several databases to identify RCTs that compared OTSC with standard endoscopic treatments as the first-line treatment…
…8 Figure 1Changes in intestinal permeability measures following low FODMAP diet. (A) %Lactulose urine excretion (n=13). (B) % Rhamnose urine ex…
…tom changes.Conclusions Our study confirms the effectiveness of POEM in improving reflux symptoms, achalasia manifestations, and all…
…ow faecal elastase-1 (FE-1) may derive symptomatic benefit from pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT), even in those with minimal or no radiological morpholog…
…achycardia (n=1). No serious complications occurred.Conclusions Capsule sponge testing was safe and effective in both cohorts. In the Barrett’s cohort…
…ase severity was assessed using MELD score. Management included anticoagulation, hepatic venous outflow restoration (angioplasty and/or stentin…
…ted HepG2-NTCP cells and this effect was not fully abrogated by AVT.Conclusions CHB is characterised by persistent expansion of met…
…vention practice of distal wrist fracture management treated by closed reduction. This was a lovely pragmatic open study of 750 children; 456 (6…