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Revascularization of atherosclerotic renal artery stenosis in patients with heart failure

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By Stott Lane, Greater Manchester, Oxford Road
| Oxford Academic Verified
Renal artery stenosis due to atherosclerotic renovascular disease (ARVD) is common but under-recognized amongst patients with heart failure and chronic kidney disease (CKD). Whether renal artery stenosis is just a manifestation of widespread atherosclerotic disease or a driver of heart failure symptoms, disease progression, and prognosis is controversial and may depend on distinguishing anatomic from functional renal artery stenosis.
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Virtual wards: a rapid evidence synthesis and implications for the care of older people

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By Oxford Road, Salford Care Organisation, Stott Lane, Nelson Street
| Age and Ageing Verified
Abstract Virtual wards are being rapidly developed within the National Health Service in the UK, and frailty is one of the first clinical pathways. Virtual wards for older people and existing hospital at home services are closely related.
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Audit of epilepsy healthcare provision in a large UK category B prison

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By Rachel Thomasson, Stott Lane, Greater Manchester, Helen JohnsonSimon Coyle
| Seizure - European Journal of Epilepsy Verified
Highlights • I am unsure what is required, please clarify Abstract Purpose : We reviewed all prisoners diagnosed with epilepsy within a large UK category B prison: collecting demographic information and the prevalence and nature of their seizure disorder; and reviewed standards of their epilepsy healthcare provision. Previous work has highlighted poorer seizure control and limited access to specialist services in this patient group.
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