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Su1612 ACUTE PANCREATITIS IN PATIENTS WITH METABOLIC DYSFUNCTION ASSOCIATED STEATOHEPATITIS (MASH): IS IT ASSOCIATED WITH WORSE OUTCOMES?
Su1608 SEPSIS IN PATIENTS WITH METABOLIC DYSFUNCTION ASSOCIATED STEATOHEPATITIS (MASH): IS IT ASSOCIATED WITH WORSE OUTCOMES AND HIGHER MORTALITY?
73 METASTASECTOMY FOR STAGE IV COLORECTAL CANCER IS ASSOCIATED WITH IMPROVED SURVIVAL – BUT NOT ALL PATIENTS HAVE ACCESS TO IT
Tu1425 OPEN PANCREATICODUODENECTOMY IN PANCREATIC CANCER: IS IT ASSOCIATED WITH WORSE OUTCOMES IN THE ELDERLY?
1124 SAVE THE SPLEEN OR FIX IT IN FORMALIN: IS THERE A DIFFERENCE IN PERIOPERATIVE OUTCOME?
Mo1806 ANTI TNF MEDICATIONS BUT NOT JAK INHIBITORS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH INCREASED RISK OF VENOUS THROMBOEMBOLISM. DATA FROM A LARGE NATIONAL COHORT. IS IT THE MECHANISM OF THE DRUG OR THE DISEASE?
946 DOES SURGERY FOR IBD DELIVER ON IT'S PROMISES? IMPACT OF SURGERY ON SHORT-TERM PATIENT REPORTED OUTCOMES FROM THE CROHN'S & COLITIS FOUNDATION'S SURGICAL INNOVATIONS, RESEARCH, & QUALITY COLLABORATIVE
836 THE USE OF SLEEVE GASTRECTOMY FOR ELDERLY AND FRAIL OBESE PATIENTS IS SAFE, AND IT RESOLVES THEIR COMORBIDITIES IN MOST CASES
Tu1603 COMBINATION SLEEVE GASTRECTOMY (SG) WITH LIVER TRANSPLANTATION: SHOULD IT BE THE STANDARD PRACTICE IN METABOLIC DYSFUNCTION-ASSOCIATED STEATOSIS LIVER DISEASE (MASLD)?
The Strength It Takes to Suffer
This essay describes an intensive care and palliative medicine physician’s decision to elect medical aid in dying.
'Its not meant to be for life, but it carries on: a qualitative investigation into the psychosocial needs of young retinoblastoma survivors
Objective and design
Retinoblastoma (Rb) is a rare childhood eye cancer, with 45% of individuals impacted by heritable disease and the remainder impacted non-heritably. The condition can leave survivors with life-long psychological and social challenges. This qualitative study examined the psychosocial needs of teenagers and young adults living beyond Rb.
Setting
A qualitative, exploratory study was conducted using focus groups with teenagers and interviews with young adults. Participants were recruited via the Childhood Eye Cancer Trust and the two national Rb treatment centres in the UK. Reflexive thematic analysis was used to analyse data using exploratory and inductive methods.
Participants
32 young survivors of Rb (10 heritable, 21 non-heritable, 1 unknown; 23 unilateral, 9 bilateral) aged between 13 and 29 years (12 male, 20 female).
Results
Data were rich and spanned the life course: three key themes were generated, containing eight subthemes. Theme 1 describes participants’ experiences of childhood and trauma, including survivor guilt, memories from treatment and impact on personality. Theme 2 focuses on the challenges of adolescence, including the psychological impact of Rb, the impact on identity, and the sense of normality and adaptation to late effects. The third theme considered adulthood and the development of acceptance, a state of being widely considered unachievable during childhood, as well as the ‘work’ needed to feel supported, including seeking out information, peer support and therapeutic strategies.
Conclusions
This study provides in-depth insight into the experiences of life beyond Rb. Findings highlight the need for specific psychosocial interventions informed by codesign.
For Weight Loss, Does It Matter What Time of Day You Eat?
In a randomized trial, time-restricted eating did not enhance the effect of calorie restriction on weight loss.
“Redlining” Maps and Contemporary Firearm Violence Research: Is It Time to Ask New Questions?
Annals of Internal Medicine, Ahead of Print.
“Redlining” Maps and Contemporary Firearm Violence Research: Is It Time to Ask New Questions?
Annals of Internal Medicine, Ahead of Print.
Untangling the Benefits of Time-Restricted Eating: Is It the Calories or the Time Restriction?
Annals of Internal Medicine, Ahead of Print.