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Temporal trends in mortality attributable to atrial fibrillation among adults with acute renal failure in the United States, 1999–2024
pubmed · 41269481
Literaturverweis öffnenExpert consensus recommendations to improve diagnosis of ATTR amyloidosis with polyneuropathy
pubmed · 31907599
Literaturverweis öffnenKardiale ATTR-Amyloidose
pubmed · 37540258
Literaturverweis öffnenClarifying gastrointestinal toxicity attribution in WP-SBRT: Commentary on Dinesan et al. and proposal of a bladder-bowel displacement index
pubmed · 40842850
Literaturverweis öffnenATTRACT-Studie: innovative, individualisierte Therapie in der Neuroonkologie
doi · 10.1007/s00739-023-00973-2
Literaturverweis öffnenGlobal, regional, and national burden of chronic kidney disease attributable to red meat consumption from 1990 to 2021
pubmed · 41049377
Literaturverweis öffnenPremature diagnostic closure after pericarditis treatment delays recognition of ATTR cardiomyopathy: a multimodality case report
pubmed · 42170544
Literaturverweis öffnenBody Image in Women During the Menopausal Transition: Associations with Self-Perceived Attractiveness in Partner Relationships
pubmed · 42194523
Literaturverweis öffnenFood system drivers of global foodborne bacterial disease burden: Pathogen-specific attribution using 1990-2021 GBD 2021 and FAO food system databases, with implications for food safety control
pubmed · 42241982
Literaturverweis öffnenPost-traumatic headache attributed to traumatic brain injury: classification, clinical characteristics, and treatment
pubmed · 34022171
Literaturverweis öffnenFemale Dhat syndrome: A scoping review of sociodemographic and clinical profiles, etiological attributions, and comorbidities
pubmed · 41377757
Literaturverweis öffnenLegal blood alcohol concentration limits and alcohol-attributable traffic mortality rates: an analysis across 165 countries
pubmed · 41768275
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