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Vaccine-related acute appendicitis
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Paramedic to trauma team handover is complex. Explore the factors that affect this care transition and could help to improve quality care.
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The routine use of nipple margin biopsies in patients undergoing prophylactic mastectomy may no longer be required, as rates of occult malignant disease are low with no positive biopsies.
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Study finds no significant differences between SARS-CoV-2 vaccine-related and non-vaccine-related acute appendicitis, suggesting a coincidental association.
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The applicability of this decision-support tool for knee OA showed promising results.
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Perioperative outcomes were worse for patients requiring emergency surgery for degenerative spinal conditions than for patients who were scheduled for surgery.
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