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the secretory characteristic of some tumours, while the NETest assesses molecular genomic regulators that determine the specific biological behaviour of all NETs. Given the panoply of problems described with CgA, we undertook a prospective evaluation
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following study was designed to assess the effectiveness of this treatment protocol and its safety regarding possible adrenal insufficiency. Methods In a single-center prospective clinical study, 59 Caucasian patients with moderate/severe ST referred
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instrument might serve as a sensitive tool in assessing diffuse neurocognitive symptoms that might predict which patients benefit from surgery. In this single center study, we prospectively (before the operation, and at 6 and 12 months after surgery
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development in a prospective study ( 7 ). There are currently no data with micronised progesterone. Micronised progesterone is often prescribed for endometrial protection with oestradiol as menopausal hormone therapy for cisgender women with an intact uterus