European Archives - Page 45 of 1607 - European Medical Journal

Child with red rash on chest being examined by doctor who wears blue latex gloves

Direct Antibiotic Allergy Testing De-labels Most Children

Direct testing safely removed beta-lactam allergy labels in most children with mild reactions.

Antimicrobial Resistance is Linked to Poorer Pancreatic Outcomes

Antimicrobial resistance and Enterococcus infections were associated with delayed resolution, more interventions and poorer outcomes after pancreatic fluid collection therapy.

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Radioactive Drug Shows Promise as Prostate Cancer Treatment

Lutetium-177 PSMA-617 cut the risk of prostate cancer progression or death by 28% when added to hormone therapy.

Cholecystectomy in PSC Linked to Poorer Long-Term Prognosis

Cholecystectomy before PSC diagnosis was linked to a more than fivefold higher risk of liver-related death, cancer or liver transplantation.

New Score Could Predict Mucus Plugs in Asthma

A new non-invasive scoring system could help predict airway mucus plugs in adults with asthma and identify patients who may benefit from HRCT imaging.

MRI Sign May Help Distinguish Brain Radionecrosis from Metastases

An MRI sign showed potential for identifying brain radionecrosis after stereotactic radiotherapy, but its accuracy against recurrent metastases remains uncertain.

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Sleeve Gastrectomy More Effective Than GLP-1 Drugs for Weight Loss

Sleeve gastrectomy was more effective than GLP-1 drugs for weight loss and glycaemic control after one year.

Passive Leg Raising Reveals Monitoring Discrepancies in Shock

prospective study of 30 patients with shock found poor agreement between bioreactance and echocardiography during passive leg raising.

Colorectal Cancer Survival Paradox Challenges Stage Classification

Colorectal cancer patients with late-stage II disease had poorer five-year survival than those with early-stage III disease, even after adjustment for high-risk factors and chemotherapy.

Vitamin D Boosts Enuresis Alarm Response in Children

A randomised trial found that high-dose vitamin D combined with enuresis alarm therapy improved response, wet nights, quality of life and satisfaction in children with PMNE.