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EVAR for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms
An abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) is a swelling or enlargement in the lower part of the aorta. Depending on the AAA, surgery such as endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR), may be required to treat it. Here to provide an expert insight into EVAR surgery, including risks, recovery and results, is Mr Said Abisi, award-winning consultant vascular and endovascular surgeon.
By Professor Adam Fox
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What is food oral immunotherapy, and is it safe?
What is food oral immunotherapy, and is it safe for my child? Here to answer these questions and more is distinguished consultant adult and paediatric allergist and immunologist, Professor Adam Fox.
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By Mr Christopher Pepper
05.09.22
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Paediatric sleep disorders: An expert overview of medical conditions such as sleep apnoea
When children have sleep apnoea, a good night's sleep is easier said than done. This condition can significantly affect both the child's and their family's/carers' quality of life, and leading consultant paediatric otolaryngologist Mr Christopher Pepper is here to explain all about how this happens and what can be done about it.
By Mr Ahmad Sayasneh
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Ask an expert: Why is regular cervical screening so important?
Highly experienced consultant in gynaecology and gynaecological oncology surgery Mr Ahmad Sayasneh explains the importance of cervical screening and what women can expect on the day of their examination.
By Dr David Game
07.07.22
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Might a low EGFR indicate a serious condition?
Here, Dr David Game, a leading consultant nephrologist, explains to us what a low EGFR typically means in a routine blood test, outlines the main causes of low EGFR levels, and tells us how exactly a low EGFR is detected.
By Professor Chris Hammond
29.06.22
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Strabismus, or squint, occurs when a person's eyes do not correctly align, causing an appearance of an eye that turns inward, outward, or is vertically misaligned. Professor Chris Hammond, an esteemed consultant ophthalmologist practising in London, discusses the condition, outlining how it differs from other conditions such as amblyopia (lazy eye). He also explains the cause and treatments available.
By Mr Paul Roblin
13.06.22
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Is a tummy tuck right for you?
Considering a tummy tuck? If so, you may wonder if it will be suitable for your bodies needs, as well as the aesthetic aspect. Objective advice from an expert can be invaluable, and leading consultant plastic, aesthetic and reconstructive surgeon Mr Paul Roblin has expert advice on why - or why not - a tummy tuck is right for you.
By Mr Michael Dialynas
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Vascular surgery
How is a complex aortic disease treated?
Complex aortic disease is a vascular medical condition, often appearing without symptoms, that can lead to dangerous complications. Mr Michael Dialynas, expert consultant vascular surgeon, provides a comprehensive overview of complex aortic disease, explaining what are the different types, what treatments are available and when surgery is required.
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