CONCLUSIONS: Among patients in the EARLY TAVR trial, Class II indications for AVR were present in almost one-third of patients at baseline. The benefit of early TAVR was consistent regardless of the presence or absence of Class II indications. These findings support the strategy of early TAVR over CS in asymptomatic patients with severe AS,… →

CONCLUSIONS: This substudy detected no between-group difference in corneal subbasal nerve parameters. →

CONCLUSIONS: When used as an adjunct, both subconjunctival and topical bevacizumab reduce the recurrence rate following primary pterygium excision with conjunctival autografting. →

CONCLUSIONS: In this single-centre trial, counseling based on Watson’s Human Caring Theory was associated with lower reproductive concerns in women diagnosed with cancer. Although satisfaction scores in the intervention group were uniformly high, this outcome should be interpreted with caution given the ceiling effect and the limited discriminative capacity of the measure. These preliminary findings… →

CONCLUSIONS: In line with our hypotheses, our results indicated that ACT may be non-inferior to CBT/ERP for all secondary outcomes. However, as the trial was powered for the primary outcome (symptom severity) rather than for these secondary measures, our findings should be interpreted as suggestive. Nonetheless, these findings add to the growing evidence that ACT… →

CONCLUSION: Rapid mPCR with high adherence to antibiotic algorithms shortened time to appropriate antibiotics compared to standard care in mechanically ventilated patients with suspected pneumonia. →