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Experimentally induced pain, chronic pain affect attention differently

16 Nov 2019

Experimentally induced and chronic pains do not have additive negative impacts on attention, and that their underlying mechanisms of action may differ, a recent study has found.

Experimentally induced pain, chronic pain affect attention differently

16 Nov 2019

Diabetes contributes to increased stroke risk independent of CAD

15 Nov 2019

Diabetes mellitus carries an increased hazard of ischaemic stroke in patients with or without atrial fibrillation even in the absence of coronary artery disease (CAD), a study has found.

Diabetes contributes to increased stroke risk independent of CAD

15 Nov 2019

Men, women equally benefit from endovascular treatment for stroke

14 Nov 2019 by

Endovascular treatment for ischaemic stroke produces improvements in functional outcome and other clinical, imaging and safety outcome measures. The treatment effect is similar between men and women, with the latter even having more years of healthy life, as shown in the results of two recent studies.

Men, women equally benefit from endovascular treatment for stroke

14 Nov 2019

Radiofrequency modalities hold promise in management of knee OA

12 Nov 2019

Radiofrequency ablation and neuromodulation modalities for knee osteoarthritis (OA) potentially improve pain, functionality and disease-specific quality of life for up to 3–12 months with minimal localized complications, according to the results of a systematic review.

Radiofrequency modalities hold promise in management of knee OA

12 Nov 2019

Retrospective analysis supports off-label thrombectomy in childhood stroke

12 Nov 2019 by

A retrospective, multicentre cohort study has shown that the safety profile of thrombectomy in childhood stroke does not differ from the safety profile in randomized clinical trials for adults, supporting clinicians’ off-label practice of thrombectomy in paediatric patients, in the absence of high-level evidence.

Retrospective analysis supports off-label thrombectomy in childhood stroke

12 Nov 2019

Acute ischaemic stroke common among kids with cardiac disease

11 Nov 2019

Acute systemic illnesses or thrombotic events may trigger acute ischaemic stroke (AIS) in children with cardiac disease, a recent study has shown. Many of these events occur beyond the usual periprocedural window.

Acute ischaemic stroke common among kids with cardiac disease

11 Nov 2019

Prolonged oestrogen exposure in older women yields cognitive benefits

11 Nov 2019

Older women with longer endogenous oestrogen exposure and hormone therapy use are at much higher odds of having favourable cognitive status in late life, a recent study suggests.

Prolonged oestrogen exposure in older women yields cognitive benefits

11 Nov 2019

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Experimentally induced pain, chronic pain affect attention differently

Experimentally induced pain, chronic pain affect attention differently

Diabetes contributes to increased stroke risk independent of CAD

Diabetes contributes to increased stroke risk independent of CAD

Men, women equally benefit from endovascular treatment for stroke

Men, women equally benefit from endovascular treatment for stroke

Radiofrequency modalities hold promise in management of knee OA

Radiofrequency modalities hold promise in management of knee OA

Retrospective analysis supports off-label thrombectomy in childhood stroke

Retrospective analysis supports off-label thrombectomy in childhood stroke

Acute ischaemic stroke common among kids with cardiac disease

Acute ischaemic stroke common among kids with cardiac disease

Prolonged oestrogen exposure in older women yields cognitive benefits

Prolonged oestrogen exposure in older women yields cognitive benefits