… this case series conducted in a clinical private practice is to chronicle a successful regenerative
treatment approach that also demonstrates long-term efficacy in the management of peri-…

… Most of the larger reported series of ES have consisted of collected data from several … large
series from a single centre providing a wider experience in the diagnosis and management of …

… In the present consecutive series, we report on multidisciplinary management in a cohort
of patients with clival chordomas, with emphasis on the use of GKRS to treat tumour residuals …

… successful in children with blunt splenic and hepatic injuries. The role of nonoperative
management … management and outcome of a consecutive series of children with blunt renal injury. …

… However, our findings, which were obtained in a large number of consecutive, unselected
patients who were followed up and documented prospectively in a uniform fashion, appear to …

… Finally, the rate of dependency (mRS 3–5) or death of 24.5% at 26 months in our consecutive
series is similar to that found in ISAT (23.7% at 1 year) in which only 22% of patients were …

… Originally described in 1954, the Latarjet procedure has been used for successful management
of anterior instability, with low recurrence of instability. Nonetheless, concerns remain …

Recurrent erosion can be an enigma. The idiopathic form almost always occurs in the morning
and often disrupts working life. It engenders great anxiety. Dry eye and other symptoms …

… This report is an audit of one surgeon's experience with RJR, consecutive gastric resections.
Patients and management A consecutive series of 52 patients were staged at laparotomy …

… There is no doubt that surgical experience influences preoperative, intraoperative, and
postoperative patient management. To assess the impact of surgeon experience, a comparison …