Vol. 27 No. 3 (2020): July - September

Editorial

“…it's not possible to know everything in medicine, and it's certainly not possible right now in a pandemic. Information is rapidly changing.”1

Patrícia Dias

204
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Points of View

Two Pandemics: A Comparative Sketch between 1918-19 Spanish Flu and COVID-19

José Manuel Sobral

264-271
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Biossimilars: Are They So Similar?

Renato Maia Nogueira, Joana Cordeiro Cunha, Ana Lima, Diana Fernandes, Celeste Guedes, Augusto Duarte

272-274
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Opinion Article

Internal Medicine in the Trenches of the War Against the COVID-19 Pandemic

João Araújo Correia

205-206
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Original Articles

Nutritional Status as a Risk Factor in a Cohort of Geriatric Patients in a Specialized Convalescence Unit

Miguel Ardérius

207-212
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Use of Urinary Catheter in Hospitalized Patients: Reducing Procedure’s Related Complications

Daniela Félix Brigas, Margarida Madeira, Catarina Abrantes, Francisca Santos, Gonçalo Mendes, Susana Neves Marques, Ermelinda Pedroso

213-218
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Gender Differences in Acute Ischemic Stroke Treatment

Anna Taulaigo, Bárbara Pedro, Marisa Mariano, Ana Paiva Nunes

219-228
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Troponin Elevation and Myocardial Injury in Patients Admitted to an Internal Medicine Department: Diagnostic and Prognostic Significance

Mafalda Carrington, Margarida Jacinto, Ana Sousa, Joana Sant'Anna, José Muñoz, Tiago Tribolet de Abreu

229-235
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Coronamellitus: An Infecto-Metabolic Pandemic

Rui Marques, Daniel Aparício, Inês Cunha, Inês Bagnari, Andreia Lopes, Ana Lemos, Miguel Sequeira

236-240
- PDF (Português)

Case Reports

Kounis Syndrome: A Rare Case of Omeprazol Anaphylaxis

Maria João Alves Pinto, José Pedro Manata, Raquel Almeida, João Matos Costa

241-244
- PDF (Português)
Neuromyotonia: Remembering a Rare Pathology

Sara Raquel Martins, Sara Xavier Pires, António Marinho

245-248
- PDF (Português)

Images in Medicine

Bilateral Pneumothorax and Pazopanib

Marta Dalila Martins, Dalila Parente, Diana Pereira Anjos, Inês Ferreira

249-250
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Review Articles

Control and Treatment of End-of-Life Diabetes Mellitus: Review

Adriana Vasconcelos Oliveira, Beatriz Soares, José Ferraz Gonçalves

251-256
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COVID-19 and Cardiovascular Disease: Direct Consequences and Lines of Investigation

Yasmin Mamade, Inês Mendes, Sílvia Balhana, Carla Sofia Pereira, Mafalda Vasoncelos, Ana Patrícia Moreira, Francisco Araújo

257-263
- PDF (Português)

Letters to Editor

Emergency Medicine and Palliative Care: The Need for a Joint Agenda

Bernardo Pereira, Paulo Reis-Pina

275-276
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Potentially Inappropriate Prescribing in Hospitalized Elderly Patients: Simplifying is the Verb

Paulo Reis-Pina, Marlene Areias

277-278
- PDF (Português)

Vol. 27 No. 3 (2020): July - September

Editorial

“…it's not possible to know everything in medicine, and it's certainly not possible right now in a pandemic. Information is rapidly changing.”1

Points of View

Two Pandemics: A Comparative Sketch between 1918-19 Spanish Flu and COVID-19

Biossimilars: Are They So Similar?

Opinion Article

Internal Medicine in the Trenches of the War Against the COVID-19 Pandemic

Original Articles

Nutritional Status as a Risk Factor in a Cohort of Geriatric Patients in a Specialized Convalescence Unit

Use of Urinary Catheter in Hospitalized Patients: Reducing Procedure’s Related Complications

Gender Differences in Acute Ischemic Stroke Treatment

Troponin Elevation and Myocardial Injury in Patients Admitted to an Internal Medicine Department: Diagnostic and Prognostic Significance

Coronamellitus: An Infecto-Metabolic Pandemic

Case Reports

Kounis Syndrome: A Rare Case of Omeprazol Anaphylaxis

Neuromyotonia: Remembering a Rare Pathology

Images in Medicine

Bilateral Pneumothorax and Pazopanib

Review Articles

Control and Treatment of End-of-Life Diabetes Mellitus: Review

COVID-19 and Cardiovascular Disease: Direct Consequences and Lines of Investigation

Letters to Editor

Emergency Medicine and Palliative Care: The Need for a Joint Agenda

Potentially Inappropriate Prescribing in Hospitalized Elderly Patients: Simplifying is the Verb

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