5683 papers
This bibliometric analysis of 1,252 articles from 2016 to 2025 reveals an exponential growth in research on artificial intelligence applications for infectious diseases, driven largely by the COVID-19 pandemic and increasingly focused on clinical hotspots such as antimicrobial resistance surveillance and sepsis prediction.
This study demonstrates that conventional IVF success metrics overstate laboratory performance by excluding post-ICSI oocyte degeneration, and proposes two corrected indices (Degeneration-Penalized and True Blastocyst Utilization Rates) that reveal hidden attrition and more accurately identify underperforming operators.
This retrospective study of 147 pediatric patients identifies lower diastolic blood pressure as a significant predictor of White Coat Hypertension, suggesting it could serve as a valuable triage tool to optimize the limited use of Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitors.
This study demonstrates that pediatric IgA nephropathy generally has a favorable long-term prognosis exceeding 10 years, with failure to achieve proteinuria remission within six months and the presence of T1 tubular lesions identified as key predictors of poor outcomes, while high-dose methylprednisolone pulse therapy showed benefit for children with nephrotic-range proteinuria.
A pre-conference workshop in Pakistan demonstrated that a brief, structured intervention can significantly improve knowledge and generate actionable strategies for overcoming the critical barriers of infrastructure, policy, and workforce limitations in implementing genomics services for recessive genetic disorders in low- and middle-income countries.
This cross-sectional study of 500 adults in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, reveals that despite moderate support for subsidized services, the population suffers from severe knowledge gaps regarding genetic disorders, low utilization of existing genetic services, and significant barriers including cost, lack of specialists, and cultural concerns, highlighting an urgent need for culturally tailored, Pashto-language education and accessible district-level counseling.
This systematic review demonstrates that direct surgical access to a non-dilated, thrombosed, or angiographically occult superior ophthalmic vein is a viable and effective salvage strategy for embolizing carotid-cavernous fistulas when conventional transvenous routes fail, achieving high technical success and favorable clinical outcomes without access-related complications.
This retrospective study of 60 patients undergoing Lu-177 DOTATATE therapy identifies pre-treatment renal function as a key predictor for early radiation safety discharge, while suggesting that adequate oral hydration may help mitigate discharge delays in patients with impaired kidney function.
This systematic review and meta-analysis of 226 recipients found that kidney allografts with duplicated or multiple ureters have low urological complication rates comparable to standard single-ureter grafts, suggesting that routine discard of these anatomically variant kidneys is not supported by current evidence.
This study quantifies the severe public health and environmental hazards of informal street grilling in Latin America, revealing that the practice of igniting black charcoal with plastic bags and cooking high-fat meats generates toxic smoke and carcinogenic contaminants at levels drastically exceeding global safety standards compared to regulated regions.