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biochemically and clinically silent chromaffin adrenal tumour to a highly expressive pheochromocytoma inducing severe hypertension with or without superimposed bursts ( 1 , 2 , 3 ). Severe cardiovascular complications may ensue, such as a Takotsubo-like acute
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). Persistent hyperglycemia of diabetes is the basis of its chronic complications, multiple organs are involved in it, such as the kidneys, retina, bones and joints, nervous system (peripheral, central), cardiovascular system, etc. ( 3 ). Diabetes greatly
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Introduction Chronic complications cause the largest proportion of deaths and increase in prevalence with the duration of the disease in long-standing type 1 diabetes (T1DM). ( 1 ) Indeed, the duration of diabetes and severity of hyperglycemia
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, incidence and screening strategies. While endocrinologists and oncologists may be familiar with the complications of CPI treatment, these patients frequently present as emergencies to those unfamiliar with these agents. This guidance has been developed as an
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was obtained from each patient after a full explanation of the purpose and nature of all procedures used. This study was approved by the Ethics Committee of Renmin Hospital, Wuhan University. Exclusion criteria Patients with acute complications
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( 7 , 8 ). It is estimated that now about one third of the European adult population has MetS according to the IDF criteria and that both males and females with MetS are about 1.5 times more likely to die from cardiovascular complications ( 9
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found that none presented a severe life-threatening cardiac or neurological complication ( 16 ). To date, there are no published series fully describing hypocalcemic patients and no study has specifically investigated the immediate threat posed by
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complications among a large population-based cohort with pHPT as surgically treated in the Swiss clinical routine. Materials and methods Study design and data sources We conducted a nationwide population-based cohort study using administrative claims