European Archives - Page 20 of 1164 - European Medical Journal

Coronary Inflammation Marker Enhances Risk Assessment After PCI

Measuring coronary inflammation using CT imaging may significantly improve long-term risk assessment following percutaneous coronary intervention.

Post-Stroke Depression Linked to Poorer 10-Year Outcomes

New research reveals that depression following stroke has a significant long-term impact on survival, recovery, and quality of life.

POCUS Proves Accurate for Diagnosing Paediatric Hip Effusions

Understand how POCUS highly accurate for hip effusion diagnosis in children, when performed by trained emergency physicians.

EAACI 2025: The Link Between Asthma and Sensory Difficulties

A study has revealed that children with atopic asthma may be at greater risk of sensory processing disorder, suggesting a deeper neurodevelopmental link.

AI Boosts Aortic Aneurysm Detection in Breast MRI

Researchers have developed an AI system that significantly increases detection of thoracic aortic aneurysms during routine breast MRIs.

Reducing Alcohol Consumption to Prevent Liver Disease Globally

Discover more about strong evidence that public health measures, such as raising alcohol prices and restricting access can significantly reduce alcohol consumption.

Intravascular Imaging Improves PCI Outcomes in Complex Coronary Lesions

Understand how IVI guidance reduces PCI complications in complex coronary lesions, outperforming angiography alone.

EULAR 2025: Five Distinct Phenotypes Identified in Behçet’s Syndrome Using AI-Powered Clustering

A new EULAR 2025 study has redefined Behçet’s syndrome subtypes using latent class analysis, revealing five unique phenotypes that may inform personalized treatment strategies.

New AI System Improves Survival Predictions for Patients with Liver Cancer

Researchers have developed an AI-based multimodal fusion system that combines CT imaging and clinical data to predict survival in patients with unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma.

EAACI 2025: Daily Burden of Living With Eosinophilic Oesophagitis

Symptoms experienced over the past week were common and impactful, with over half of the participants reporting dysphagia and nearly half experiencing heartburn.