4603 papers
This single-center comparative cohort study demonstrates that Senhance®-assisted robotic Nissen fundoplication in children is a feasible and safe alternative to conventional laparoscopy, offering comparable surgical and anesthetic outcomes despite longer initial preparation times associated with the learning curve.
This study demonstrates that elevated Systemic Immune-Inflammation Index (SII) levels are independently associated with increased mortality in heart failure patients and significantly improve risk stratification when incorporated into predictive models.
This study validates the construct validity and reliability of the Quality of Work Life (QWL) questionnaire for assessing work experiences among employed individuals with borderline personality disorder, confirming its utility as a valuable tool for both research and clinical occupational interventions.
This prospective study of 100 dermatological patients with chronic stress demonstrates that while both systemic and combined systemic-topical GABAergic therapies effectively restore autonomic balance and neuropsychological function, the combined approach may offer a potential advantage in accelerating the normalization of peripheral microcirculation and central neurodynamics.
This study utilizes longitudinal plasma NMR metabolomics to identify specific metabolic signatures associated with early recurrence and platinum resistance in advanced ovarian cancer, demonstrating that combining these metabolic biomarkers with clinical data significantly improves prediction accuracy compared to clinical factors alone.
This cross-sectional analysis of ClinicalTrials.gov records from 2000 to 2026 reveals that the research landscape for seizures following acquired brain injury is fragmented, with significant conflation between acute seizure prophylaxis and long-term epilepsy prevention, necessitating future trials that clearly distinguish these endpoints and improve reporting standards.
This cross-sectional study of three referral hospitals in Burundi reveals that Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) implementation levels are critically insufficient, with global scores ranging from 31 to 42 out of 100 and significant deficits in governance, surveillance, and workforce qualifications.
This scoping review of 58 empirical studies from 2022 onwards indicates that while AI tools significantly enhance physician clinical performance—particularly for novices—current evidence does not support fears of AI-induced deskilling, though further longitudinal research is needed to fully assess long-term impacts on clinical expertise.
This cross-sectional study demonstrates that lower serum free triiodothyronine (FT3) levels are independently associated with and show moderate predictive value for isolated left anterior descending coronary slow flow, suggesting a potential link between thyroid hormone deficiency and coronary microvascular dysfunction.
This systematic literature review synthesizes existing research to demonstrate that physician performance—specifically communication skills, professionalism, clinical competence, and patient-centered care—significantly influences inpatient satisfaction through the mediating role of perceived service quality, while also highlighting gaps in studies regarding Islamic hospitals, longitudinal designs, and integrative conceptual frameworks.