European Archives - Page 303 of 1177 - European Medical Journal

The Link Between Graft Patency and Chronic Total Occlusion Failure

A multicentre study of 259 patients with prior CABG surgery found that post-PCI graft patency significantly predicts chronic total occlusion failure after PCI.

Assessing Risk of Anthracycline Cardiotoxicity Using The HFA-ICOS Score

A new score to assess the risk of anthracycline-induced cardiovascular toxicity has been developed by researchers.

Advanced AI Model for Enhanced Diagnosis of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia

A new DDRNet model boosts acute lymphoblastic leukaemia classification, achieving 99.86% accuracy on training data.

3D Printing Boosts Confidence and Saves Time in Procedures

The use of 3D printing in healthcare significantly increases user confidence and saves time during medical procedures, according to a recent study.

PET Imaging Predicts Major Cardiac Events in Patients with Cardiac Sarcoidosis

Pet imaging may play a crucial role in identifying patients with cardiac sarcoidosis at higher risk of major adverse cardiac events, according to a new study.

Blood Tests Enhance Cancer Detection in Patients with Nonspecific Abdominal Symptoms

Commonly used blood tests can be used to improve the detection of cancer in patients with nonspecific abdominal symptoms, according to recent research.

Aspirin May Reduce Colorectal Cancer in High-Risk Individuals

Aspirin may help reduce the risk of colorectal cancer among individuals with unhealthy lifestyles, according to recent research.

Shorter Antibiotic Courses More Effective for Treating Acute Cholangitis

A study on antimicrobial therapies for patients with acute cholangitis has suggested that a shorter duration of antimicrobial therapy might be sufficient for successful outcomes.

Hormone Therapy Linked to Reduced Dementia Risk in Breast Cancer Patients

Recent findings indicate the potential cognitive benefits of hormone-modulating therapy for older women undergoing breast cancer treatment.

Bilateral Mastectomy Reduces Contralateral Cancer Risk Without Lowering Mortality

A recent study has cast doubt on the long-term mortality benefits of bilateral mastectomy for women with unilateral breast cancer.