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This pragmatic cluster-randomized trial demonstrates that a nurse-led, culturally adapted therapeutic play intervention significantly reduces procedural distress and improves cooperation in children aged 2–7 years undergoing outpatient nebulization compared to standard care alone.
This paper presents an end-to-end, event-based framework leveraging Google BigQuery and a Mamdani fuzzy inference system to perform real-time, interpretable sepsis risk stratification on MIMIC-IV data, demonstrating that managed cloud warehouses can support temporally aware clinical analytics without specialized stream processors.
This case report documents the first known instance of spontaneous resorption of a traumatic, non-calcified cervical disc herniation accompanied by a transient syrinx in a 6-year-old child, which was successfully managed with conservative treatment leading to full neurological recovery.
This 2024 retrospective study at Wachemo University Nigist Eleni Mohamed Memorial Comprehensive Specialized Hospital in Ethiopia identified an attrition rate of 10.47 per 100 person-years among adults on first-line ART, revealing that younger age, unemployment, poor adherence, low baseline CD4 counts, and co-infection with tuberculosis are significant predictors of treatment dropout.
This study demonstrates that facial approximations generated using different facial soft tissue depth (FSTD) measurement methods (2D and 3D) are practically compatible, as observer recognition tests confirmed that the resulting approximations remained recognizable above chance levels.
This study demonstrates that severe iron overload within the hematoma core is significantly associated with exacerbated secondary white matter disruption in the adjacent peri-hematoma edema, suggesting that localized iron toxicity drives demyelination and vasogenic edema, making this region a promising target for neuroprotective interventions.
This conventional content analysis study involving Iranian specialists reveals that accurate abdominal trauma triage requires integrating clinical judgment with standard protocols by considering multidimensional factors such as physiological status, individual characteristics, injury patterns, and neurological signs, rather than relying solely on quantitative scoring systems.
This study describes the development and initial evaluation of PATH@work, a multi-component intervention integrating musculoskeletal health literacy, physical exercise, and participatory ergonomics for blue-collar workers, alongside a corresponding training course for occupational safety and health professionals, which was found to be appropriate and feasible but only partially acceptable regarding its participatory elements.
This retrospective study of 9,301 critically ill heart failure patients demonstrates that elevated admission lactate and red cell distribution width (RDW-CV) are independent and synergistically predictive of increased 28-day mortality, suggesting their combined use enhances early risk stratification.
This study developed and validated a highly accurate nomogram based on seven independent risk factors—including age, sex, smoking history, fracture type, infection, morphology, and fixation method—to predict the likelihood of nonunion following surgical treatment of tibial shaft fractures, thereby facilitating individualized risk assessment and clinical decision-making.