6374 papers
In a real-world cohort of patients with type 2 diabetes, subcutaneous semaglutide was associated with sustained reductions in albuminuria and stable kidney function over 12 months, supporting its role as a beneficial adjunct in managing chronic kidney disease.
This retrospective study comparing short-term and conventional IVF methods reveals that while short-term IVF yields lower fertilization and blastocyst rates with a higher incidence of 3PN embryos, the majority of these abnormal 3PN cases result from paternal genetic errors rather than maternal ones, and notably, not all 3PN embryos exhibit chromosomal abnormalities.
This cross-sectional study demonstrates that the Graded Chronic Pain Scale–Revised effectively identifies high-impact chronic pain in cancer survivors, revealing that while these patients exhibit lower pain intensity and catastrophizing than non-cancer counterparts, they experience significant disability and psychological distress that necessitate targeted support.
This retrospective study utilizing transesophageal echocardiography reveals that carbon dioxide pneumoperitoneum during laparoscopic cholecystectomy causes a significant, delayed-recovery reduction in coronary blood flow, where a maximum intraoperative decrease exceeding 28% serves as an independent predictor for postoperative cardiovascular complications, thereby supporting the development of a combined prediction model for early risk stratification.
This retrospective study of 37 synovial sarcoma patients demonstrates that the systemic immune-inflammation index (SII) is significantly associated with tumor subtype, size, and prognosis, suggesting its potential utility in reducing misdiagnosis of small lesions and guiding treatment planning for high-risk patients.
This case report describes the successful conservative management of a rare temporary pacing wire entrapment during a transcatheter mitral valve-in-valve procedure via wire transection and burial, highlighting the importance of vigilant real-time monitoring and demonstrating that non-extraction strategies can yield favorable long-term outcomes.
This retrospective facility-based study in Aden, Yemen, analyzed 1,003 children with severe acute malnutrition admitted in 2024, revealing that while treatment outcomes met international standards and admissions followed distinct seasonal peaks, the volume of admissions was not significantly associated with recovery rates.
This study developed and internally validated a landmark prediction model using early structured electronic health record data from the MIMIC-IV database, demonstrating that a boosted-tree algorithm can modestly but meaningfully predict delayed inpatient antidepressant initiation after the first 24 hours of hospital admission, though the model currently serves as a research tool rather than a deployable clinical system.
This retrospective study of 140 patients demonstrates that the medial approach for recurrent laryngeal nerve exposure in transaxillary endoscopic thyroidectomy results in significantly shorter operative times, reduced blood loss, and a lower incidence of transient nerve injury compared to the lateral approach.
This single-center retrospective study suggests that telitacicept is a safe and potentially effective treatment for pediatric patients with IgA nephropathy or IgA vasculitis nephritis complicated by segmental sclerosis, demonstrating rapid and substantial reductions in proteinuria compared to conventional therapy, although the observed differences in efficacy did not reach statistical significance.