13757 papers
This cross-sectional study of 255 pregnant women in Thailand found a 15.7% prevalence of high-risk HPV infection, which was associated with younger age and multiple sexual partners but showed no statistically significant link to adverse pregnancy outcomes.
This cross-sectional study of over 104,000 U.S. children using 2023–2024 National Survey of Children's Health data reveals that higher cumulative exposure to adverse childhood experiences is strongly and consistently associated with increased prevalence of special health care needs, multiple medical conditions, functional difficulties, and fair or poor health, highlighting a significant population health burden despite the study's inability to establish causality.
This paper reports a rare case of a six-month-old infant with abdominal tuberculosis presenting as ileocolic intussusception, highlighting the critical need to consider tuberculosis as a pathological lead point in infants with intestinal obstruction, particularly in endemic regions.
This randomized controlled trial demonstrates that in situ simulation training yields educational outcomes and collaborative competencies comparable to those achieved in a dedicated simulation centre, supporting the integration of workplace-based team training into clinical governance.
This grounded theory study of seven adolescent girls reveals that during compulsory inpatient treatment for severe anorexia nervosa, patients engage in social processes of comparing, competing, controlling, and coping to "be the best anorexic," a dynamic that inadvertently reinforces eating disorder behaviors by framing treatment as a battle for identity and status.
This case report describes an unusual instance of marked, unexplained unintentional weight loss preceding the diagnosis of relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis in a 37-year-old man, which subsequently resolved following disease stabilization and treatment, suggesting that significant weight loss may be an underrecognized manifestation of active MS.
This paper presents a case series of three rare ameloblastoma variants (one desmoplastic and two granular cell) to illustrate their distinct clinicoradiologic and histopathologic features, emphasizing the critical need for careful correlation to avoid diagnostic pitfalls and ensure appropriate surgical management.
This case report highlights epilepsy as a rare initial presentation of superficial siderosis of the central nervous system in a patient with a history of trauma, emphasizing the critical role of targeted MRI sequences in diagnosis and the importance of including this condition in the differential diagnosis for unexplained seizures.
This case report highlights the utility of transthoracic echocardiography as an effective initial screening tool for detecting single coronary artery anomalies, while emphasizing the necessity of coronary computed-tomography angiography for definitive anatomical subtyping and management.
This retrospective study demonstrates that same-day MonoJ stenting is a safe and feasible postoperative drainage strategy for carefully selected patients undergoing FANS-assisted ureteroscopy, achieving a 100% stone-free rate with no recorded complications.