4098 papers
This study identifies high tumor GPR40 expression as an independent adverse prognostic marker for overall survival in metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer, whereas GPR120 expression, while associated with shorter survival in univariate analysis, lacks independent predictive value.
This study presents an interpretable machine learning framework that integrates multimodal preoperative physiologic data to generate a clinically deployable risk score for accurately predicting new-onset postoperative dysphagia following anti-reflux surgery.
This study demonstrates that an interpretable logistic regression model using five key clinical predictors can effectively stratify Type 2 diabetes risk with 77.5% accuracy, offering a transparent alternative to complex black-box algorithms for clinical decision support.
This paper details the design, implementation, and real-world deployment of HALO-X, a specialized remote patient monitoring platform for cancer care that successfully integrated multi-modal biometric and questionnaire data across three clinical studies to differentiate patient outcomes while addressing key challenges in cost, interoperability, and clinical adoption.
This paper reports a rare case of a congenital accessory posterior cerebral artery (PCA) arising from the internal carotid artery and anastomosing with the normal PCA just distal to the P1-P2 junction, a variant that was successfully identified through careful analysis of magnetic resonance angiography source images and partial maximum-intensity-projection reconstructions.
This paper reports a rare case of severe terbinafine-induced gastritis presenting as protein-losing enteropathy in a patient with POEMS syndrome, which resolved upon discontinuation of the drug and highlights the need to consider medication-induced gastritis when common causes are excluded.
This retrospective study validates that a 2021 survey accurately predicted Algeria's failed COVID-19 vaccination campaign by demonstrating that low institutional trust, rather than perceived disease severity, was the primary driver of the country's persistently low vaccination coverage.
Based on a longitudinal study of 800 preschoolers in rural China, parental migration—particularly maternal migration—is significantly associated with worse socio-emotional health outcomes due to diminished caregiving time and interaction quality, thereby exacerbating early-life health inequalities.
This study demonstrates that clinically relevant plantar thermal asymmetry in patients with diabetes stabilizes immediately upon imaging, suggesting that current fixed 15-minute acclimatisation protocols may be unnecessarily long and should be re-evaluated to prioritize asymmetry over absolute temperature stabilization.
This study compares European and Japanese surveys on gynecologic robotic surgery, revealing that while interest and system availability are comparable, Japanese surgeons face significantly fewer hands-on training opportunities, highlighting the need for structured educational systems and further regional collaboration.