Publications by authors named "B Lioger"

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  • The study examined whether Mas-receptor activation by BIO101 could help balance the Renin-Angiotensin System and reduce severe respiratory issues in hospitalized COVID-19 patients.
  • It was a double-blind, randomized trial involving 238 participants, with findings showing a 11.4% lower rate of respiratory failure or early death in the BIO101 group compared to placebo.
  • Results suggest BIO101 may reduce the risk of severe outcomes in COVID-19 patients, although further research is needed due to the low sample size.
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Inherited Metabolic Diseases (IMD) encompass a diverse group of rare genetic conditions that, despite their individual rarity, collectively affect a substantial proportion, estimated at as much as 1 in 784 live births. Among their wide-ranging clinical manifestations, cytopenia stands out as a prominent feature. Consequently, IMD should be considered a potential diagnosis when evaluating patients presenting with cytopenia.

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  • A study compared two ways of giving a medicine called tocilizumab to patients with a disease called Takayasu arteritis (TAK).
  • They looked at 109 patients from different countries and found that both methods worked similarly well after 6 months, with about 69% showing improvement.
  • However, patients who got tocilizumab as a shot under the skin had a higher chance of getting worse again compared to those who received it through an IV.
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The patient partnership is a new approach in which the patient, through his knowledge acquired from his experience with the disease, is a stakeholder in decisions about care, the organization of the health system and choices in terms of health policy. A team from the Blois hospital (41) was able to share the experience of a patient partnership during the analysis of a complex medical situation with a young man with sickle cell disease in a vaso-occlusive crisis. She reports here this new and enriching experience.

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