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Published by British Transplantation Society, 01 May 2014

It is estimated that patients with failed transplants currently constitute approximately 4% of the incident dialysis population. With increasing number of kidney transplant recipients (KTRs) it is...

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Published by British Transplantation Society;British HIV Association (BHIVA), 02 April 2017

These are the second guidelines on this subject published by the British Transplantation Society (BTS) and replace the earlier guidelines of  2006. They reflect the growing evidence base from...

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Published by British Transplantation Society, 01 April 2017

The incidence and prevalence of hepatitis E virus (HEV) infection has increased in many developed countries over the last decade. It has also been recognised that HEV infection can persist in...

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Published by British Transplantation Society, 01 July 2015

Living donor liver transplantation (LDLT) has now become an important part of many liver transplantation programs around the world. While adult-to-adult LDLT remains the transplant procedure of...

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Published by British Transplantation Society, 09 March 2018

Hepatitis B is a common infectious disease that can result in progressive liver damage requiring liver transplantation. Due to the high prevalence of hepatitis B infection worldwide many patients...

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Published by British Transplantation Society, 01 September 2019

These are the first guidelines on pancreas or islet transplantation published by the British Transplantation Society. It is hoped that these guidelines will inform clinical teams and patients...

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Melanoma Focus (Remove filter)

Published by Melanoma Focus, 29 March 2018

Mucosal melanomas mainly occur within the upper aero-digestive tract and sinuses, the conjunctiva, the anorectal region, vagina and vulva, and penis. This guideline relates to mucosal melanomas in...

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Published by Melanoma Focus, 01 April 2020

Mucosal melanomas mainly occur within the upper aero-digestive tract and paranasal sinuses, the conjunctiva, the anorectal region, vagina and vulva, and penis. This guideline relates to mucosal...

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Published by Uveal Melanoma Guideline Development Group;Melanoma Focus, 01 January 2015

The aim of these uveal melanoma guidelines is to optimise patient care by providing recommendations based on the best available scientific evidence. These guidelines should assist the planning of...

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Published by British and Irish Hypertension Society (BIHS);Stroke Association;Diabetes UK, 01 December 2005

The Joint British Societies’ guidelines (JBS 2) on cardiovascular disease prevention in clinical practice were developed by a Working Party (see table) with nominated representatives from six...

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