… as hard/soft tissue anatomy, occlusal relationships, tooth position, and patient desires for
esthetics and comfort should dictate the RPD design that can best meet the individual patient’s …

… There is insufficient evidence to identify which agent(s) and/or regimen(s) are the most
effective. The additional toxicity attributable to chemotherapy in the combined regimens remains …

Background Oral and oropharyngeal cancers can be managed by surgery alone or with any
combination of radiotherapy, chemotherapy and immunotherapy/biotherapy. Opinions on …

Purpose There is growing enthusiasm for robotic-assisted laparoscopic operations across
many surgical specialities, including colorectal surgery, often not supported by robust clinical …

Background : Patients with chronic heart failure (HF) secondary to left ventricular systolic
dysfunction (LVSD) are frequently deficient in vitamin D. Low vitamin D levels are associated …

… individual’s risk of systemic osteoporosis. These radiographs are primarily taken as an aid
to the diagnosis of oral and dental disease but may also provide information about a patient’s …

… Despite all the guideline recommendations, only 54% of the patients were or had used
carbamazepine which agrees with Hall et al.'s 7 survey of primary care management of TN (…

Aim: To determine the cross‐sectional association of the osteoporotic status of patients with
the number of their teeth, with and without taking into account age and/or smoking. Material …

Background Laparoscopic surgery is increasingly used in the treatment of colorectal cancer
and more recently robotic assistance has been advocated. However, the learning curve to …

Background Heterogeneity is a major obstacle to developing effective treatments for patients
with primary Sjögren's syndrome. We aimed to develop a robust method for stratification, …