998 papers
This paper introduces and characterizes "SALT-CRAMD syndrome," a novel iatrogenic condition of metabolic acidosis and respiratory compensation triggered by normal saline irrigation in the ventricular system during neurosurgical procedures, which resolves upon switching to lactated Ringer's solution.
This case report describes an exceptionally rare instance of primary intraparotid lymph node Kaposi sarcoma in an HIV-negative patient with chronic hepatitis B, highlighting the importance of considering this diagnosis for atypical parotid masses even in the absence of HIV or systemic disease.
This case report describes a 6-year-old girl with a de novo unbalanced X;14 translocation causing a Turner syndrome phenotype, highlighting how X-chromosome inactivation spreading can protect against the clinical effects of a large 14q duplication and underscoring the necessity of comprehensive genetic testing for structural abnormalities.
This retrospective CBCT study of a Turkish population reveals that endodontically treated teeth possess significantly thinner cervical dentin than healthy controls, particularly in molars, while root-to-crown ratios remain comparable between the two groups.
This study in Makurdi, Nigeria, found that both Giemsa- and Field-stained thin blood films are equally effective for diagnosing canine babesiosis, with Field's stain offering a practical advantage due to its faster preparation time, making it a suitable low-cost option for resource-limited veterinary laboratories.
This 10-year nationwide cohort study in Hungary reveals significant gaps in paediatric ADHD pharmacotherapy, characterized by low treatment initiation rates, marked regional disparities, a counter-guideline preference for atomoxetine over methylphenidate despite higher persistence with the latter, and frequent off-label antipsychotic use.
This cross-sectional study of 535 Palestinian adolescents reveals a high prevalence of headache disorders, particularly non-specific headaches and tension-type headaches, which are significantly associated with severe functional disability, depression, and anxiety, highlighting the urgent need for integrated school-based interventions.
This paper proposes a four-phase implementation protocol for deploying solid-state battery LHD loaders in Peruvian underground mines to achieve significant ventilation energy reductions by adapting Canadian Shield technologies, while also extending this electrification framework to Peru's public transport sector.
A nationwide surveillance study in Japan from 2023 to 2025 reveals that M1 UK type strains of *Streptococcus pyogenes* have become predominant among invasive infections and are significantly associated with severe clinical outcomes such as streptococcal toxic shock syndrome and necrotizing fasciitis, underscoring the need for molecular surveillance beyond conventional *emm* typing.
This study of 307 medical students reveals that while nearly all participants experience nomophobia and over two-thirds suffer from poor sleep quality, specific nomophobia-related anxieties rather than the overall score significantly disrupt sleep hygiene, highlighting the need for institutional digital detox and sleep education interventions.