October 2020, Volume 70, Issue 10
Editorial
Site-specific multi-disciplinary tumour boards are being conducted in order to achieve a consensus recommendation before commencing the first treatment modality of management. They are proven to be an essential milestone in high quality cancer management pathway. Review of contemporary literature showed a positive relationship in the form of better treatment outcomes in terms of survival and local control of malignancies for patients who were discussed and deliberated in site-specific multidisciplinary tumour boards.
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
RESEARCH ARTICLES
Role of HbA1c in diagnosis of gestational diabetes mellitus
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Vitamin B12, folate levels and somatoform dissociation in conversion disorder
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Changes in vitamin E levels as a marker of female infertility
Mussarat Ashraf , et al
IN THIS ISSUE
Short Reports
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Congenital hypothyroidism: Diagnosis and management of patients
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Short Communication
Special Communication
Audit
Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy; success and outcome of a novel modality for enteral nutrition
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Innovation
REVIEW ARTICLES
Review Articles
Narrative Review
Management of early rectal cancer: Current practice and future
Bhavani Mothe , et al
CASE REPORTS
STUDENTS' CORNER
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