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Victoria Stern

New York
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Con este fármaco se pueden reducir los sofocos durante el tratamiento del cáncer de próstata

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By Victoria Stern
| Univadis ES
Editado por Victoria Stern CONCLUSIÓN PRÁCTICA Entre los hombres con cáncer de próstata que recibían tratamiento de privación androgénica, la oxibutinina provocó reducciones significativas en la frecuencia de los sofocos, con una dosis de 5 mg dos veces al día que redujo los sofocos en casi siete al día, en comparación con la reducción de dos al día del grupo placebo.
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¿Es seguro omitir la cirugía después de la extirpación de pólipos colorrectales malignos?

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By Victoria Stern
| Univadis ES
Editado por Victoria Stern CONCLUSIÓN PRÁCTICA Entre los pacientes con pólipos colorrectales malignos de alto riesgo, el 19 % presentó enfermedad residual, con tasas del 25 % en el grupo de cirugía inmediata frente al 9 % en el grupo de tratamiento no quirúrgico. La tasa de conservación del recto y del esfínter en el grupo de vigilancia no quirúrgica fue superior al 90 %, y todas las recurrencias se trataron con éxito con cirugía de rescate o quimiorradioterapia.
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Does whole-body in-utero MRI in those with suspected fetal abnormalities improve antenatal care? A single-centre retrospective cohort study

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By Christopher Harris, Victoria Stern, Anthony Hart, Elspeth Whitby
| BMJ Paediatrics & Child Health
Objective To determine whether full body in-utero MRI (iuMRI) rather than targeted imaging adds useful clinical information when a fetal anomaly is suspected in the brain or the body. Interventions iuMRI of the brain and body was reviewed by a fetal radiologist, and the results discussed by a multidisciplinary team. Main outcome measures Additional abnormalities detected on iuMRI outside of the initial area of interest on ultrasound.
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