Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a disease ofrelatively low incidence in the United Kingdom.
Because of its long clinical course, however, its pre-valence is moderately high and it makes …

Background Injuries are a major cause of mortality and morbidity in young people. Despite
this, the long-term consequences for young survivors of severe injury are relatively …

The prevalence and incidence of diabetic foot disorders ranging from early neuropathic
changes to ulceration and amputation are described. The problems of generalisation and …

Methods and results The Medline database was searched from January 1984 to October
1994 for articles in Diabetic Medicine likely to be describing randomised controlled trials, as …

Objective: To determine if sufficient evidence exists to support the use of magnetic
resonance angiography as a means of selecting patients with recently symptomatic high …

In the world of diabetes a number of outdated terms are still in use and some myths exist.
Among the former are'juvenile onset'and'maturity onset'which, given the changing …

The relationships between nerve polyol levels and both nerve conduction velocity (NCV)
and resistance to ischemie conduction block (RICB) in streptozocin-induced diabetic rats …

Objectives: The aim was to determine which generations of the evolving technology of
magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) are currently of clinical relevance in two clinical …

Aims In our study we set out to establish accurate population-based LEA rates for people
with and without diabetes in four English centres (Leicester, Leeds, Middlesbrough …

Beginning teachers often experience a range of challenges in their early years of teaching.
From the complexities associated with planning sizeable learning sequences to the …