1 “... person will commonly suffer more prolonged pain; this is referred to as acute coronary syndrome (ACS...”

2 “... syndrome since World War 2. Traditionally 'acute renal failure' was regarded as a less common organ failure...”

3 “... person will commonly suffer more prolonged pain; this is referred to as acute coronary syndrome (ACS...”

4 “... the desirability of concentrating patients or expertise for difficult, less common injuries In summary...”

5 “... the desirability of concentrating patients or expertise for difficult, less common injuries In summary...”

6 “... of bedwetting. It has been common practice to define enuresis as abnormal from 5 years and only to consider...”

7 “... to diagnose common headache disorders. They can feel under pressure to refer people for specialist opinion...”

8 “... to diagnose common headache disorders. They can feel under pressure to refer people for specialist opinion...”

9 “...Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is not the most common cause of anaemia in the UK, but data from...”

10 “... upon the type of procedure. Some types of procedures are very common and healthcare providers...”

11 “... care a relatively small number are commonly used....”

12 “... care a relatively small number are commonly used....”

13 “... upon the type of procedure. Some types of procedures are very common and healthcare providers...”

14 “... embolism. A thrombus most commonly occurs in the deep veins of the legs; this is called deep vein...”

15 “... embolism. A thrombus most commonly occurs in the deep veins of the legs; this is called deep vein...”

16 “...). They are highest in the north (26-28% of men, 16-18% of women). Hazardous and harmful drinking are commonly...”

17 “...). They are highest in the north (26-28% of men, 16-18% of women). Hazardous and harmful drinking are commonly...”

18 “... commonly carried out using specific pressure area risk scores (for example, the Braden or Waterlow scales...”

19 “... function and/or structure. It is common, frequently unrecognised and often coexists with other conditions...”

20 “... function and/or structure. It is common, frequently unrecognised and often coexists with other conditions...”