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A COMMON PATHOLOGY, A RARE CAUSE – A CASE REPORT OF CANDIDIAL GASTRIC PERFORATION

Peritonitis due to peptic ulcer perforation is a frequently encountered surgical emergency. Intake of non steroidal anti inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), Helicobacter pylori infection and neoplastic

INTERVENTION OR SURVEILLANCE? CURRENT EVIDENCE IN VISCERAL ARTERY ANEURYSMS

Bryce Renwick1, Catherine Beattie2,

HORMONE THERAPY IN ADVANCED ER+/HER2- NEGATIVE BREAST CANCER WITH PI3K INHIBITORS: A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE

Ivan Inkov1, Desislava Penkova2, George

KNOWLEDGE, BEHAVIOUR AND ATTITUDES REGARDING HIV/AIDS AMONG UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN AN IRISH UNIVERSITY

Hasham Choudhary1, Rana Ali1, Shareen

WATCH AND WAIT APPROACH IN RECTAL CANCER TREATMENT

D. Penchev1, S. Maslyankov3, V.

A Comparative Study of Risk Stratifications Scores for Acute Heart Failure Patients in the Emergency Department, Egypt

Diagnosis of heart failure according to Framingham criteria which is: a) Major criteria. b) Minor criteria for establishing a definite diagnosis of HF, two major or one major and two minor criteria had to be present.

August 27, 2017
Published in Emergency Medicine

ISOLATED BLADDER RUPTURE IN AN ELDERLY PATIENT AFTER BLUNT TRAUMA. CASE REPORT AND REVIEW

A 74-year-old man presented to the hospital after having a mechanical fall at home on his left side of the body.

April 2, 2017
Published in Breast Surgery

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