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Newly published and updated guidelines across every system, newest first. Each entry links to the official source.
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- Neurology & Special SensesUS2026-01-262019 Update → 2026Ischemic stroke
The 2026 guideline supersedes the 2018 guideline and its 2019 focused update, placing tenecteplase 0.25 mg/kg on equal footing with alteplase inside the 4.5-hour window, allowing imaging-selected thrombolysis out to roughly 9 hours, widening thrombectomy eligibility to include basilar occlusions and large ischaemic cores, endorsing mobile stroke units and refined EMS triage, and adding the first AHA/ASA recommendations for paediatric acute ischaemic stroke.
- Neurology & Special SensesEU2025-09-085th Edition → 6th EditionGlaucoma
The 6th edition refreshes the evidence-based chapter with a new set of clinical questions and GRADE-style answers, and substantially rewrites the 'what matters to patients' material using direct input from patient advisors in the EGS Patient Involvement Project, including eight practical communication tips for clinicians.
source ↗curation confidence 90% - Neurology & Special SensesEU2025-05-222014 → 2025Intracerebral hemorrhage
This GRADE-based joint ESO/EANS document replaces the 2014 ESO ICH guideline, answering 37 PICO questions with evidence accumulated from a decade of randomised trials. It supports early intensive blood-pressure lowering mainly for reducing haematoma expansion rather than for proven functional benefit, weighs anticoagulation reversal explicitly against thromboembolic harm, treats minimally invasive evacuation alongside open craniotomy as options for supratentorial haemorrhage, and advises against anti-inflammatory drugs outside trials.
source ↗curation confidence 90% - Neurology & Special SensesGLOBAL2025-04-232017 → 2025Epilepsy
The 2025 ILAE position paper revises the 2017 operational seizure classification, keeping the four main classes but separating diagnostic classifiers from descriptors, expanding the scheme to 21 seizure types, classifying focal and unknown-onset seizures by whether consciousness is impaired or preserved, and adding negative myoclonus as a recognised generalised seizure type.
source ↗curation confidence 90% - Neurology & Special SensesUS2025-01-012020 (published 2021) → 2025Glaucoma
The 2025 POAG PPP strengthens the endorsement of selective laser trabeculoplasty as an initial rather than merely adjunctive therapy, drawing on the LiGHT trial's six-year extension data, and newly incorporates evidence on sustained-release drug delivery and minimally invasive glaucoma surgery, macular and ganglion-cell-layer imaging, corneal hysteresis as a risk metric, and more intensive monitoring for rapid progressors.
source ↗curation confidence 90%