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MRI of the lungs and bronchi: respiratory organs seen in tiniest detail
Assessing the nature, localization and extent of a lesion is of paramount importance in lung diagnosis. These questions are the domain of radiology. X-rays and CT scans are commonly used, but in recent years physicians have become increasingly aware of the diagnostic potential of MRI of the lungs and bronchi.
Tirzepatide for diabetes and obesity: efficacy and mechanism of action
Tirzepatide (branded Munjaro) improves blood sugar metabolism in patients with obesity and type 2 diabetes. It is able to reduce body weight by up to 26.6% on average.
A Second Opinion from Expert Center is Crucial for Liver Mts Surgery
A German tumor center says patients with liver metastases of colon cancer should promptly seek a second opinion from a major center of expertise.
Long-awaited breakthrough in the fight against migraine: antibodies can prevent attacks of the disease
Migraine in its various forms and manifestations is extremely common. The disease is characterized primarily by headache attacks and other symptoms of varying intensity and duration, often having a severe impact on a person's daily life.
Heart valve surgery: current approaches
An artificial heart valve is a genuinely handmade work, a true masterpiece of doctor and scientist work. These implants, which are created by long and painstaking effort, save lives when one's own organ ceases to perform its natural "gateway" function.
Hip arthroplasty: modern minimally invasive methods
Hip replacement is a complex procedure involving certain risks and challenges. Novel techniques can reduce postoperative morbidity, help to avoid complications and ensure better treatment outcomes.
Diffuse cystic mastopathy
Specialists consider diffuse changes in the breast tissue as the initial stage of mastopathy. The condition is characterized by overgrowth of connective tissue with the formation of unformed lumps.
Intraductal breast papilloma
Benign breast masses have the ability to transform into malignant tumors. The same applies to intraductal breast papilloma. The disease occurs in women and girls of any age.