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期刊名:Swiss medical weekly

缩写:SWISS MED WKLY

ISSN:1424-7860

e-ISSN:1424-3997

IF/分区:1.6/Q2

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Clinical Trial Case Reports Meta-Analysis RCT Review Systematic Review
Classical Article Case Reports Clinical Study Clinical Trial Clinical Trial Protocol Comment Comparative Study Editorial Guideline Letter Meta-Analysis Multicenter Study Observational Study Randomized Controlled Trial Review Systematic Review
Renato Farcher,Sereina M Graber,Stefan Boes et al. Renato Farcher et al.
Background: Potentially inappropriate medications (PIM) and their public health burden in the general older population in Switzerland remain largely unexplored. The aim of this study was to estimate the PIM prevalence and...
Swiss Society Of Emergency And Rescue Medicine,Swiss Paramedic Association,Inter-Association For Rescue Services Swiss Society Of Emergency And Rescue Medicine
Florian A Schmid,Luca Schütz,Marcel Blum et al. Florian A Schmid et al.
Introduction: According to international guidelines, partial nephrectomy is recommended as the standard of care in patients with cT1 kidney tumours, as well as in those with cT2, whenever technically feasible. Furthermore...
Barbara Domenach,Valentine Mismetti,Wafa Bouleftour et al. Barbara Domenach et al.
Purpose: Immune checkpoint inhibitors have revolutionised the management of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) without oncogenic addictions and have improved its prognosis. A manifestation of acquired resistance to immuno...
Sophie Strasser,Valentin Von Niederhäusern,Noemi Meier et al. Sophie Strasser et al.
BJECTIVE: To characterise adaptive immunity in very and extremely preterm neonates and assess potential immunological markers that predispose them to infection. Study design...
Paul Sebo Paul Sebo
Objective: To quantify the number and proportion of retracted publications across 131 high-impact medical journals spanning nine clinical disciplines and to compare retraction rates and the proportion of misconduct-relate...
Nicolas Goossens,Osvaldo Ulises Garay,Cyrill Wolf et al. Nicolas Goossens et al.
Background: European and Swiss guidelines recommend hepatocellular carcinoma surveillance of high-risk patients every 6 months using ultrasound (US), with/without α-fetoprotein (AFP). Other surveillance strategies are av...