Is C-reactive protein a better predictor of recurrent carotid disease following carotid endarterectomy than established risk factors for atherosclerosis?
Increased levels of CRP in serum may be a better predictor of carotid restenosis after CEA than other established risk factors for vascular disease--except active smoking.
Results of laparoscopic management of perforated peptic ulcer are encouraging, with no conversion to open surgery, low morbidity and no mortality.