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This phenomenological study of 21 pregnant women reveals that a haptonomy-based midwifery approach fosters prenatal attachment, enhances body awareness, reduces childbirth-related fear, and promotes psychological well-being through emotional connection and midwife support.
A cross-sectional survey of 100 medical students at Xiangya School of Medicine reveals high but conditional readiness for AI-assisted pathology education, characterized by strong preferences for practical, pathology-specific tools like slide identification and case simulation, alongside significant concerns regarding accuracy and the preservation of teacher-student interaction.
This cross-sectional study of 213 anesthesia technology students in Jordan reveals moderate self-perceived patient safety competencies with notable gaps in error reporting and systems thinking, highlighting the critical need for structured formal training and enhanced clinical safety education to bridge the disparity between classroom learning and clinical practice.
This study integrates multi-omics data and machine learning to identify a seven-gene diagnostic signature for non-small cell lung cancer, with a specific focus on the epithelial-expressed gene TOP2A as a key therapeutic target for the potential drug candidate BRD-K59184148.
This retrospective case series study characterizes the epidemiological and clinical profile of pulmonary tuberculosis among incarcerated individuals in Pernambuco, Brazil, revealing a high burden of disease among young men with significant social vulnerabilities and highlighting the critical need for enhanced entry screening and ongoing surveillance due to the detection of over one-third of cases within the first month of imprisonment.
This case report describes a rare instance where improper administration of a glycerin enema by family members caused a rectal mucosal injury that presented deceptively as upper gastrointestinal bleeding in a postoperative craniotomy patient, ultimately diagnosed and treated via endoscopy.
This case report provides the first mechanistic evidence that radiofrequency ablation-induced complete left bundle branch block can serve as a therapeutic collaborator by altering septal contraction patterns to resolve dynamic left ventricular outflow tract obstruction caused by a sigmoid ventricular septum.
This retrospective cohort study of 998 high-risk neonates demonstrates that distinct Small Vulnerable Newborn (SVN) phenotypes are driven by unique maternal risk pathways—such as inflammation for preterm/low birth weight infants and placental ischemia for the "Three-in-One" phenotype—and are associated with varying postnatal respiratory outcomes, supporting the need for phenotype-based risk stratification.
This prospective study of 30 critically ill patients with shock found that bioreactance-based monitoring demonstrates poor agreement with transthoracic echocardiography in assessing fluid responsiveness during passive leg raising, indicating that the two methods are not interchangeable for this clinical purpose.
In a prospective study of 217 eyes, the IOLMaster 700 demonstrated slightly superior accuracy compared to the iTrace in predicting postoperative astigmatism following toric intraocular lens implantation, particularly in the against-the-rule subgroup.