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Interferon alfa-2b is approved in treatment-naive patients and for patients with hydroxyurea resistance or intolerance, 3 and ruxolitinib, a Janus kinase 1/2 inhibitor is exclusively approved for second-line treatment.
Read MoreThe SPAST-HSP phenotypic spectrum in Italian patients confirms a predominantly pure form of HSP with mild-to-moderate disability in 75% of cases, and slight prevalence of men, who appeared more severely affected.
Read MorePerceived pressure to breastfeed may be an important psychosocial factor to consider when aiming to improve women's breastfeeding experiences.
Read MoreBuzz, a HIPAA-complaint platform enables providers to conduct secure video conferences or calls with patients quickly, easily & seamlessly.
Read MoreThe present systematic review and meta-analysis showed that POCUS had high sensitivity and specificity for identifying testicular torsion in paediatric patients although the risk of bias was high in the studies analysed.
Read MoreLARS can be used as a simple single or supplemental index to categorize LV diastolic function and predict HF events in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
Read MoreThere is limited evidence from RCTs to suggest that F-TCC has a shorter ulcer healing time compared with RCW among adults with diabetic NPFUs.
Read MoreJet injectors generate a high number of small-droplet aerosols, potentially introducing harmful effects to patients and healthcare personnel.
Read MoreWhereas the rate of GCC thinning was faster on average in suspect eyes than in healthy eyes, some suspect eyes showed significant loss of vessel density and faster vessel density loss than GCC thinning.
Read MoreThe study points out that the low rates of recurrent venous thromboembolism they observed support shortening the duration of anticoagulant therapy for provoked venous thromboembolism in patients younger than age 21.
Read MoreGlobally, the likelihood of adverse perinatal outcomes, including LBW, SGA, and sPTB, increases in high-altitude pregnancies.
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