… The implications of this review on the applications of these electrophysiologic assessments
to the clinical evaluation of persons with mTBI and postconcussive symptoms are then …

Lynch syndrome is the most common cause of hereditary colon cancer, and accounts for as
much as 3% of all colon and endometrial cancers. The identification and management of …

Clinical manifestations of most rheumatic diseases have changed over the past few decades,
largely due to advances in therapies targeting autoimmune and (auto)inflammatory …

… This, coupled with the Royal College of Psychiatrists’ resolve to address concerns about
institutionalised racism, promises a fundamental change in existing clinical practice. …

… We were unable to attain the clinical status of all the patients, there was a lack of uniformity
with the challenge tests, and some studies included only a small number of patients. …

… is often overlooked in both education and clinical practice, is the multiple systems involved
in … In this chapter, the use of the intrapulmonary shunt in clinical practice will be reviewed. …

… and applicability of research or administrative data to clinical practice, and thus has significant
implications for translating efficacy in clinical trials into effective clinical practice ( 9 , 10 ). …

… We cast light on the clinical implications of these changes and the possibilities for new
treatments but we also advise caution against concluding their efficacy in the absence of solid …

Effective therapy of type 2 diabetes has been a challenge. Patients with type 2 diabetes face
a chronic, progressive disease that leads to complications that profoundly affect both quality …

Contemporary theoretical models that conceptualize attachment as a biologically-based
behavioral system that is activated under threat offer a heuristic theoretical framework to …