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5,089 articles · 9,137 mentionsInstitutionsUniversities, hospitals, research centres, networks, and public bodies.
11,350 articles · 22,378 mentionsDrugsNamed medicines, compounds, vaccines, and pharmacological agents.
10,506 articles · 58,393 mentionsDiseasesNamed diseases, disorders, syndromes, injuries, and health conditions.
23,712 articles · 125,551 mentionsTreatmentsClinical therapies and care approaches used to manage a condition.
7,227 articles · 16,644 mentionsInterventionsProgrammes, procedures, policies, and other actions being evaluated.
4,132 articles · 9,994 mentionsClinical instrumentsNamed questionnaires, scales, scores, indices, and other clinical outcome assessments.
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…locerebellum.1 In a study conducted on patients with unilateral vestibular schwannoma, the overall prevalence of Bruns nystagmus was estimated to be …
…Small cell lung cancer (SCLC) comprises 13%–15% of all diagnosed lung carcinomas and a…
…tion for a left heart catheterisation but received his reported insulin glargine dosage at bedtime. A few hours later, he was noted to have diap…
…ad infectious mononucleosis. The first patient was treated with methylprednisolone. After 1 year, he was able to stop performing clean intermitten…
…Background/Objective Parinaud Syndrome is characterized by a constellation of distinct neurological si…
…he one case without a prior radiological abnormality was due to endometrial cancer. Of those with the three-territory sign, 75% (3/4) had a positi…
…Background Tolebrutinib, a brain-penetrant, bioactive, Bruton’s tyrosine kinase inhibit…
…MN signs in the lower limbs. Five (71%) individuals were taking riluzole at time of testing. Lower limb CSP latency was prolonged in tho…
…tous deposits. Extensive CSF testing was normal. Treatment with Methylprednisolone and Anakinra led to rapid clinical recovery.This case highlight…
…ne consultations, could play a crucial role in achieving better asthma control.…
… were identified in three MS registries. Patients who commenced natalizumab, ocrelizumab, or rituximab between ages 12–17 into the early tr…
…including cervical dystonia, blepharospasm, dystonic tremor and Parkinson’s Disease. 8(42.1%) patients reported attacks triggered by smoke, dust, p…