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For patients with oral cancer

Fluorescence Visualization-Guided Sx Efficacious in Oral CA

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Surgery reduces local recurrence in patients with squamous cell carcinoma, high-grade lesions
For patients who have hepatic cirrhosis or have undergone liver transplantation

Pre-Op Fasting Times Often Exceed Guidelines in Cirrhosis

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But eating breakfast on day of procedure is associated with a reduction in fasting time
Medication errors associated with antituberculosis therapy occur frequently in an inpatient setting

TB Therapy-Linked Medication Errors Occur Frequently

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More than half of study patients had at least one medication error linked to antituberculosis therapy
For men undergoing bilateral vasovasostomy

Shorter Surgery, Lower Costs for One-Layer Vasovasostomy

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Modified one-layer vasovasostomy offers cost benefits without compromising post-op patency
Endoscopic suction-assisted evaluation of the internal nasal valve can measure internal nasal valve area and function

Novel Technique Measures Internal Nasal Valve Surface Area

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Endoscopic suction-assisted evaluation can be used for measuring pre-op, post-op compliance
Earlier hospice enrollment

Families Prefer Hospice Over Hospital for Dying Relatives

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Earlier hospice enrollment important area to focus on to improve the quality of end-of-life cancer care
Physical therapy might not benefit people with mild-to-moderate Parkinson's disease

Study Questions Use of Physical Therapy for Early Parkinson’s

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But results should be interpreted with attention to the study details, editorialist says
Youths treated with antipsychotics have increased cumulative risk and exposure-adjusted incidence of type 2 diabetes mellitus

Antipsychotic-Exposed Youths Have Increased T2DM Risk

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Increased cumulative risk and incidence rate ratio compared with healthy controls, psychiatric controls
The use of computed tomography on patients with minor trauma doubled in California in recent years

Uptick in CT Scans for Minor Trauma Cases in California

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Researchers urge caution in weighing risks and benefits
Receiving general anesthesia for surgery after age 40 doesn't appear to raise the risk for mild cognitive impairment later in life

Anesthesia After 40 Not Linked to Mild Cognitive Impairment

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For adults, mild cognitive issues that may develop over time are unrelated, researchers say