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The nonprofit foundation kdigo (kidney disease: improving global outcomes) was established in 2003 with the aim to improve outcomes in ckd patients through the optimization of care . The mineral and bone disorder (mbd) in ckd has been the first area of interest of the kdigo international initiative . A kdigo position s... |
Since radiologic diagnostic criteria were first published for the classification of renal cysts in 1986, the bosniak classification system has been widely implemented as a diagnostic method, which uses computed tomography (ct) findings to categorize cystic renal masses, based on imaging features associated with maligna... |
After identification of the melanoma antigen gene (mage) family as a tumor - associated antigen (taa), a number of taas have been revealed by means of various approaches including serex and cdna library screening [16]. Some taas, such as mage, gp100, and muc1, have been applied to treat various cancers in clinical tria... |
Virus isolation: peripheral blood was obtained from a cheviot sheep (estimated to be 13 years old) that had already been diagnosed as seropositive against the mvv antigen . The blood was mixed with an equal volume of 0.83% ammonium chloride to lyse erythrocytes for the isolation of whole leukocytes . The isolated leuko... |
Four nonhuman primates, two female macaca rhesus monkeys (16 and 4 years old) and two male macaca fascicularis monkeys (8 and 20 years old), were used for these experiments . Subjects were handled as per the protocols prescribed and approved by the university of rochester's committee for animal research and in accordan... |
Periostin, a matricellular protein, was named based on its expression in the periodontal ligament and periosteum of adult mice . This protein was expected to function in tooth and bone remodeling under mechanical stress, since both the periodontal ligament and periosteum are sites sensitive to mechanical stress by mast... |
Castleman's disease (cd) is a relatively rare lymphoproliferative disorder with excessive inflammatory features . Castleman's disease has been histopathologically subclassified into three types, that is, hyaline - vascular (hv), plasma - cell (pc), and mixed types, while the disease has been also subclassified into two... |
Disulfiram is an aldehyde dehydrogenase inhibitor which is useful in maintaining abstinence from alcohol in patients of alcohol dependence syndrome . It inhibits the enzyme called aldehyde dehydrogenase, probably after conversion into the active metabolite . In addition to the physical symptoms associated with the conc... |
Selective voluntary motor control (svmc) is defined as the ability to isolate the muscle activity in a selected pattern in response to the demands of a voluntary motion or posture1, and is the basis of all exercise . In cerebral palsy (cp), corticospinal tract dysfunction disrupts the ability to control the force, spee... |
Acupuncture (ap) is the insertion of needles in specific cutaneous locations of the body, known as acupoints, for the treatment or prevention of several diseases (1). Although this technique is widely used for the treatment of pain and other conditions, the rational basis underlying its use remains unclear (2). It is a... |
Fournier's gangrene (fg) is a life - threatening disorder caused by synergistic aerobic and anaerobic organisms . The infection of the perineum, scrotum, and/or penis spreads along fascial planes, leading to soft - tissue necrosis . The initial signs of fg are fever, pain, swelling, and blistering in the genital area .... |
Cervical epidural steroid injections are frequently used in the conservative management of neck pain, cervical radiculitis, and cervical radiculopathy51023). Success rate of subjective pain improvement was reported as 64 - 76%2326). However, although these injections are usually well tolerated, a variety of side effect... |
Glomus tumor is a rare hamartoma, which arises from glomus body situated at the arterial end . This tumor is generally common in young adults (2040 years of age) and females are more commonly affected . Here, we present videodermoscopic findings in a young female who had glomus tumor over the nail matrix of her right i... |
Aptamers, single - stranded dna or rna molecules, recognize various target molecules on forming a particular three - dimensional structure [1, 2]. Each aptamer has a different topology and three - dimensional structure that recognizes a target . Although most proteins lose their function by denaturing their structure i... |
Sickle cell disease (scd) is a haematological disorder associated with multisystemic complications and manifestations . The cooperative study of sickle cell disease (csscd) and other observational studies had helped to define the prognosis and common complications that occur as the patient ages . Improvement in managem... |
Menstrual disorders are common problems faced by women, which contributes to physical and psychological problems . Most luteal phases marked by menstrual bleed occurring between 21 - 35 day with 3 - 10 days of bleeding and 30 - 40 ml of blood loss on an average . The affected women have high rates of amenorrhea (9%) an... |
An estimated 748300 new liver cancer cases and 695900 cancer deaths have been recorded worldwide in 2008 . In china, most hcc patients are infected by hepatitis b virus (hbv), which undergoes a process from hepatitis to liver cirrhosis to hcc . Hbv, a noncytopathic specific double - stranded dna virus, could cause acut... |
The possibility that reps might be selfish genetic elements was suggested on first discovery in escherichia coli . However, their short length (~20 nucleotides), plus absence of plausible mechanism for within genome dissemination, meant this idea received limited support . Over the next 30 years the selfish element hyp... |
Mammographic breast cancer screening is under scrutiny as there is no firm evidence that it reduces mortality in female population . At the same time there is growing evidence that it leads to overtreatment due to false positive results [1, 2]. False positives include those patients with positive mammograms, who underw... |
Mitochondrial calcium homeostasis bears unique properties in the orchestrated flow of the cation across plasma membrane and organelle channels . Indeed, the key biological function of mitochondria, oxidative phosphorylation, requires the steady presence of a very large electrical gradient across the ion - impermeable i... |
Coronary artery ectasia (cae) is the localized or diffuse dilatation of the coronary artery with a diameter at least 1.5 times the adjacent normal coronary artery . The incidence of cae is reported to be 0.3% to 4.9% in patients undergoing diagnostic coronary angiography (cag) or as determined by autopsy.1,2 cae can be... |
A number of studies suggest that suffering from a stroke at a young age (i.e., younger than 67 years old) may impact significantly on family relationships and functioning [19]. This is related to the fact that a stroke usually leads to long - lasting consequences that influence the stroke survivor's abilities to carry ... |
The oral cavity acts as one of the most important gates for pathogens to enter into the host, and despite the high prevalence of individuals harboring bacterial pathogens, only limited group of otherwise healthy individuals exhibit severe form of aggressive periodontitis (agp), while other do not suffer from any progre... |
A 37-year - old female who had undergone a total parathyroidectomy 4 months previously for a parathyroid adenoma presented in our clinic with high serum calcium (10.3 mg / dl) and high intact parathyroid hormone levels (ipth; 1,378 pg / ml). A technetium-99 m sestamibi scan was performed to determine whether there was ... |
Childhood overweight and obesity have become a worldwide epidemic with significant medical, psychosocial, and economic consequences . The prevalence of childhood overweight and obesity is increasing rapidly worldwide, and there is mounting concern on the need for their early prevention and treatment . Overweight and ob... |
When performing exercise, humans generally assume a basic, erect, bipedal posture . In this posture, we engage in different movements at varying speeds, such as walking, running, kicking, and jumping . The feet are an important body component, as they constantly function as shock eliminators, weight support structures,... |
Most cases of hepatoblastoma are found under age two, and occurrence in adults is extremely rare.12 there are only 45 reported cases of adult hepatoblastoma globally,345 and only 3 cases in korea.267 most of the cases are asymptomatic and might be diagnosed at late stages of the disease.28 complete surgical resection i... |
Porcelain laminate veneers (plvs) are one of the conservative restoration types and provide superior translucency.1,2 the challenge with plvs is the achievement of ideal aesthetics and a desirable bond between the ceramic and the tooth with limited preparation.3 the internal surface of the plvs can optimize the microme... |
Surgical site infections (ssi) are the most common nosocomial infection in surgical patients, contributing to perioperative morbidity, prolonged postoperative hospital length of stay, and increased hospital costs [13]. The colorectal surgery has been associated with the highest risk of ssi, predominately because of the... |
, a hundred fresh chicken fecal samples were collected from 7 local poultry farms in the ilishan, ogun state, nigeria . One gram of each fecal sample was diluted 1:10 phosphate - buffered saline (ph 7.4) vortex, and 100 l of the solution was inoculated onto bile esculin agar (oxoid) which was incubated at 37c for 1824 ... |
Staphylococcus epidermidis is the most common bacteria isolated from the human skin and is the most persistent bacteria in some body parts . Staphylococcus epidermidis, which is part of the human flora, is also recognized as an opportunistic pathogen and causes nosocomial infections associated with medical devices (1).... |
A 65-year - old female presented to our pain clinic complaining of low back pain . A month earlier she had experienced pain in the low back and right flank area, and was diagnosed with osteoporotic vcf in the first and fourth lumbar vertebral bodies (l1 and l4). Unipedicular vps were performed with the injection of 2 m... |
Clear cell sarcoma is a rare neoplasm, accounting for approximately 1% of all soft tissue tumors, which commonly occurs in the distal extremities of young adults aged approximately 20 to 40 years [1, 2] and is also called malignant melanoma of soft parts because it frequently produces melanin . We report a very rare ca... |
Carbon nanotube (cnt) have many potential applications in nanobiological devices and nanomechanical systems because of excellent mechanical properties, chemical and thermal stability, and hollow geometry [1 - 4]. In addition, the cnt is ultralight and is highly sensitive to its environment changes . Therefore, many res... |
Bezoars are masses formed by the condensation of debris or stomach content in the gastrointestinal tract, and depending on the content, there are phytobezoars that are composed of plant material fibers, trichobezoars that are composed of hair, lactobezoars that are formed in infants from constant intake of inspissated ... |
Cataract is commonly reported following 20-gauge pars plana vitrectomy (ppv) with the incidence rate varying from 12.5%80%.110 while the exact etiology of cataract formation following vitreoretinal procedures is unknown, the high incidence following vitrectomy may relate to increased oxygen tension, altered milieu foll... |
Recently, there have been increasing opportunities to use non - vitamin k antagonist oral anticoagulants (noacs) instead of warfarin in the prevention of cardiogenic cerebral embolism due to nonvalvular atrial fibrillation (nvaf). Several randomized controlled trials have shown that these noacs are superior to warfarin... |
Type 2 diabetes (t2d) is a chronic disease necessitating long - term, individualized treatment . Challenges associated with some treatments include weight gain, risk of hypoglycemia, gastrointestinal side effects, and rapid loss of glycemic control [13]. Other factors considered by physicians and patients may include m... |
A 39-year - old male patient reported to the dental institute with the complaint of pus discharge from right lower posterior region of the jaw since one month ago . The patient noticed decayed teeth in the same region, which was not associated with pain . He had visited a private dental clinic, where decayed tooth had ... |
Extrahepatic portal vein obstruction (ehpvo) is a vascular disorder of the liver defined by the obstruction and cavernomatous transformation of the main portal vein . Ehpvo is the most common cause of portal hypertension and an important cause of major upper gastrointestinal bleeding in children . Although several stud... |
Cystic fibrosis (cf) is the most common autosomal recessive disorder found in populations of european descent . It is estimated that 70,000 individuals live with the disease around the world (see http://www.cff.org/aboutcf/) with 70% of patients having the f508 mutation . The disease is caused by a mutation in the cyst... |
Today nanotechnology is not only essential for marketing - oriented chemical companies, but also a tool for developing science - based solutions for innovative therapeutics and cosmetics, enhancing well - being and addressing anti - aging issues.1 nanotechnology is defined as the study of matter on an atomic or molecul... |
Pseudotumor cerebri (ptc) or idiopathic intracranial hypertension (iih) is a disorder of elevated intracranial pressure (icp) without any evidence of infection, vascular abnormality, space occupying lesion, hydrocephalus or alteration of consciousness . All - trans - retinoic acid (atra) has been widely used in the tre... |
Vulvar and vaginal atrophy (vva), resulting from the loss of estrogen stimulation on vaginal and vulvar tissue, is a common medical condition in postmenopausal women one that will occur in most postmenopausal women at some point in their lives.1,2 there are an estimated 64 million postmenopausal women in the united sta... |
Cardiovascular diseases, including heart disease and stroke, are leading causes of morbidity and mortality in the united states . Recurrent myocardial infarction (mi) events represent one fourth of the 915 000 coronary events that occur in the united states each year, and 7% of nondiabetic us adults selfreported a hist... |
Recently, 1,25-dihydroxyvitamin d3 (1,25(oh)2d3), the active form of vitamin d, has been recognized as a new player in modulation of the immune system . Despite its critical role in the immune system, however, impaired vitamin d3 status has been reported amongst various populations.1 as an immunomodulatory factor, vita... |
Severe dental erosion is accompanied by dentin exposure, which might be associated with painful hypersensitivity and is accompanied by an increased risk for further dentin wear by different chemical and physical processes, such as erosion and abrasion32 . In dentin, the erosive demineralization results in the exposure ... |
Patients on medicare who are hospitalized are allowed six weeks only . After that the patient has to be discharged . How long are patients allowed to remain in hospice before they are discharged? Where do they go after hospice? Actually, an inset in one of the slides shows that when you go home from the hospital you so... |
Degenerative stenosis of the aortic valve (as) is the most prevalent adult valvular heart disease in developed countries . The progressive lv pressure overload induced by as is responsible for a complex process of myocardial remodeling with mechanostructural, geometric, hemodynamic, metabolic, and electrophysiological ... |
Learning, which plays a very important role in human life, is a concept that has been explained and defined very differently by scientists and philosophers since ancient times . Today, nearly, all of the educators and psychologists define learning as the permanent behavioral change derived from experiences . A student ... |
Gestational diabetes (gdm) is defined as any degree of carbohydrate intolerance that is first diagnosed during pregnancy . The prevalence of gdm ranges between 1% and 14% [13], and it is most frequent in women aged 35 years in the second trimester of pregnancy . In a minority (<10%) of patients, the need for insulin th... |
The term uveitis encompasses a wide spectrum of conditions resulting in intraocular inflammation . Standardised uveitis nomenclature (sun) defines uveitis depending on the predominant site of inflammation within the eye . At the most severe end of the spectrum, uveitis may be associated with an underlying systemic dise... |
The p2x7 receptor (p2x7r) is a member of the family of nonselective cationic channels gated by extracellular atp, termed p2x receptors . This receptor has unique properties with respect to other p2x members, like its low affinity for atp and its ability to be activated in murine cells by adp - ribosylation through adp ... |
A plunging ranula is an extravasation of saliva from the sublingual gland due to trauma or obstruction of the duct . Fluid from the obstructed gland dissects between the fascial planes and muscle of the base of the tongue to the submandibular space . The exact prevalence of plunging ranula is not known, however, these ... |
Prostate cancer (pca) is the most common cancer in men and the second leading cause of cancer - related death among men in developed countries.1 the most common cause of mortality in pca is not the primary tumor growth but rather the spread of the cancer to other organs, predominantly to bone.2 therefore, understanding... |
The new methods like laser prostatectomy or bipolar - turp involve great care to prevent this complication (5, 6). Inducing pressure on the prostate neck using an indwelling catheter for traction is one of the most important techniques to control post - prostatectomy bleeding (7). Placing an adhesive band between the c... |
Total knee arthroplasty (tka) has been performed for the treatment of severe knee arthritis presenting with pain and limited range of motion (rom). With improvements in surgical techniques and implant designs, factors that determine the success of tka include proper patient selection, implant design, precise surgical t... |
In july 2012, the public health laboratory (phl), department of public health, ministry of health in thimphu, bhutan, received reports of suspected chikungunya fever cases . A total of 215 acute - phase serum samples were obtained from patients at hospitals in the southwestern districts of samtse, chukha, and thimphu (... |
Self - expanding metal stents (sems) have become the mainstay palliative treatment for malignant biliary obstruction in patients with a life expectancy greater than 3 months [1, 2]. Their use has improved bile duct patency beyond what was achieved with plastic stents; however, long - term patency continues to be an unr... |
The incidence of diabetes mellitus (dm) as a major global health problem has been increasing throughout the world in recent years . Type 2 diabetes mellitus (t2 dm) comprises 90% of people with diabetes (1, 2). Non - diabetic first - degree relatives of diabetic patients (fdr) have obesity, insulin resistance, and incr... |
The abdominal aorta (figure 1), the continuation of the thoracic aorta, begins at the aortic hiatus of the diaphragm at the level of t12, descends within the retroperitoneal space, and terminates as the aortic bifurcation by dividing into the right and left common iliac arteries . From a strictly anatomical point of vi... |
The vast majority of urachal epithelial neoplasms are adenocarcinomas with several morphologic subtypes including enteric, signet ring, mucinous, mixed cell subtype as well as adenocarcinoma not otherwise specified . Adenocarcinoma from several other primaries may mimic any of these urachal adenocarcinoma subtypes in t... |
They can be found in independent non - coding rnas (ncrnas or rna genes) as well as in untranslated regions of mrnas (1,2). Defined rna secondary structures in ncrnas may be required for specific interactions with proteins as part of a ribonucleoprotein complex (e.g. The signal recognition particle), or for protein int... |
A 23-year - old patient presented with a class 1 malocclusion on a class 2 skeletal base with average mandibular plane angle and proclination of upper and lower incisors with normal facial pattern, incompetent lips, convex profile, and acute nasolabial angle [figure 1a c]. (a - c) extraoral view of the patient intraora... |
Variant or prinzmetal's angina, characterized by transient resting st - segment elevation on electrocardiogram (ecg), was first described by prinzmetal et al.1) in 1959 . He emphasized the occurrence of resting angina and the observation of reversible st - segment elevation during angina . Maseri et al . Reported that ... |
Cholesterol embolism, which is also known as cholesterol emboli syndrome, cholesterol crystal embolism or atheroembolism, is a relatively rate but potentially serious complication of atherosclerosis (1). Cholesterol emboli occur spontaneously or iatrogenically following vascular surgery, catheterization or anticoagulat... |
Fibrosis is a progressive disease characterised by the accumulation of scarring extracellular matrix proteins, which disrupt normal tissue architecture . As fibrosis worsens, tissue function is impaired and in vital organs such as the liver in the absence of transplantation morbidity and mortality results . Fibrosis is... |
As progressive loss of telomere dna is associated with senescence, maintenance of telomere function is essential for indefinite cell proliferation . However 5%20% percent of cancers maintain telomeres by the alternative lengthening of telomere (alt), a recombination - based mechanism . Telomere maintenance mechanisms a... |
The achilles tendon attaches the plantaris, gastrocnemius, and soleus muscles to the heel1 . Excessive stress or tight or fatigued gastrocnemius and soleus muscles can result in microtrauma, degeneration, or inflammation of the tendon a condition called achilles tendonitis / tendinosis1 . This condition can occur in th... |
The optimal approach for surgical correction of pelvic organ prolapse (pop) remains unclear . Reported pop recurrence or persistence rates after reconstructive surgery are nearly 60% at 1 year with reoperation rates as high as 30% . Isolated defects in a single vaginal compartment are uncommon in women with apical pop ... |
Pain is a subjective experience influenced by physiological, psychological, cultural, and environmental factors . Labor pain is one of the most severe pains that women experience during their life and can affect mothers and other family members' life in all aspects . Labor pain causes confusion and impaired mental heal... |
Fibro - osseous lesions are a diverse group of processes that are characterized by replacement of normal bone by fibrous tissue containing a newly formed mineralized product . Commonly included among the fibro - osseous lesions of the jaws are fibrous dysplasia, cemento osseous dysplasia, and ossifying fibroma . We rep... |
Spasticity after stroke is an indicative sign of damage to the upper motor neuron system and the cerebral cortex . In 1980, lance defined spasticity as a velocity - dependent increase in muscle tone with exaggerated tendon jerks, resulting in hyperactive muscle activity1 . Clinical assessments of spasticity should incl... |
Approximately 5 to 8% have clinically severe or morbid obesity and are candidates for bariatric surgery . This obesity epidemic has been accompanied by a geometric rise in the number of bariatric surgical procedures . The american society for bariatric surgery (asbs) estimates that the number of bariatric surgery proce... |
A number of international guidelines exist for management of carcinoma cervix. [15] these guidelines have been developed in the context of evidence and clinical practice in the western world . There is a little representation from the developing countries, if any, in the expert panels who formulate these guidelines . C... |
Alzheimer's disease (ad) is a devastating progressive neurodegenerative disease characterized by cognitive decline, brain atrophy due to neuronal and synapse loss, and the formation of two pathological lesions, extracellular amyloid plaques composed largely of amyloid - beta peptide (a), and neurofibrillary tangles, in... |
Silicone oil for use during vitreoretinal surgery was first reported in the united states by paul cibis in 1962, although almost two decades passed before the agent gained general acceptance among american vitreoretinal surgeons (cibis et al 1962). The long - lasting retinal tamponade provided by silicone oil is of par... |
School - aged children with cerebral palsy (cp) tend to slow down or exhibit decreased ability to walk; strength training is therefore recommended for this age group . However, cp children with moderate impairment of gross motor ability [gross motor function classification system (gmfcs) level iii] cannot perform some ... |
Wilson s disease (wd), or hepatolenticular degeneration, is an autosomal recessive disorder caused by the mutation of the atpase7b gene . The role of the atpase7b is the atp - dependent escretion of copper into the biliary system . The effect of copper accumulation in the liver leads to acute liver failure, chronic hep... |
Pityriasis rotunda is an unusual skin disease that is characterized by hyper- or hypopigmented scaly plaques that involve the trunk and proximal extremities . The lesions are notable for being asymptomatic or mildly symptomatic, sharply defined and typically perfectly circular with no evidence of induration or inflamma... |
In spain, bullfights are the cause of 2026 serious injuries per year . Of these patients, 3% die from associated injuries, contusions, and multiple trauma.1 the most affected areas are the thighs and inguinal region (54%).2 the perineum is affected in 7% of the cases . Penetrating inguinal and perineal injuries are ass... |
The capacity to be creative is one of the most important characteristics that human beings possess . Long ago, some of our ancestors manifested the human capacity for creativity by seeing a grinding tool in a stone, a piercing projectile weapon in a thin cuneiform shaped piece of flint, or a mechanism for moving things... |
Pneumonectomy is a lung resection technique that has been used to remove all lung lobes in humans and dogs when bilobectomy or lobectomy techniques are inadequate to remove the pathology in the hemi - thorax . In dogs, pneumonectomy has been performed in some pathological conditions, such as lung tumors, congenital lun... |
Generally, local wounds infections of alternaria occur with presence of immunosuppression factors such as hiv infection and renal transplant patients . We reported a case of wound infection induced by alternaria spp . In a renal transplant patients . The main interest in this case was the rareness of the cutaneous alte... |
Social competence is determined by the complex interaction of the person themselves, their home and school environments, peer relationships, and the larger sociocultural environment . Increasing numbers of school - aged children and adolescents with impulsive behavior and maladjustment to society requires society to pr... |
Mobility impairment is common among patients with multiple sclerosis (ms), and walking difficulty is often considered the most challenging aspect of the disease.1 based on consistent changes in walking speed in clinical studies,2,3 dalfampridine extended release tablets (dalfampridine - er; known as prolonged - release... |
Aliphatic aromatic copolyester [13] bears high thermal stability and excellent mechanical strength and is being used in various disciplines . A probe through the literature indicates that there has been a rising interest in synthesizing aliphatic aromatic copolyester [46] as biomaterials for a variety of biomedical app... |
Fracture dislocations around the elbow joint are common and usually involve proximal radius or ulna . . Only few cases of elbow dislocation with ipsilateral distal radius fracture have been reported in the literature . We present a rare combination of elbow dislocation with ipsilateral distal radius fracture and discus... |
Statistics is the study of the collection, analysis, interpretation, presentation, and organization of data . Robust statistical designing, sound statistical analysis, and standardized presentation are important to enhance the quality and transparency of biomedical research . Therefore, most medical journals introduce ... |
Studies on the origin of enzymatic rate enhancements often focus on understanding the intermolecular electrostatic, hydrogen bonding and hydrophobic interactions responsible for stabilization of enzymatic transition states . These interactions may be characterized for a particular enzyme in mutagenesis studies, with th... |
End - stage renal disease (esrd) can be considered a health epidemic involving considerable human and financial resources [1, 2]. The number of patients with esrd is increasing in the world due to aging populations, longer life expectancy, increasing access to renal replacement therapies (rrt), and higher incidence of ... |
The prolonged duration of orthodontic treatments is probably the chief complaint of both clinicians and patients . To reduce the treatment period, recent cellular, molecular, and tissue engineering studies affirmed that mechanical stimuli are the most important, though not the exclusive inducing factor for orthodontic ... |
Human allograft skin is most often obtained from cadaveric donors and used to bring about a temporary it will inevitably be rejected wound closure on full thickness burn or chronic wounds . It acts as a mechanical and biological barrier, decreasing the loss of water, protein, electrolytes and heat through the wound and... |
High performance polymers are of outstanding significance as light emitting diodes, nonlinear optical devices, and photovoltaic cells [1, 2]. Among these, polymers with heterocyclic groups, for instance, 1,3,4-oxadiazole, are very willfully studied for pronouncing electroluminescent properties [35] and to be used in el... |
We investigated whole - genome gene expression profiles of peripheral blood mononuclear cells from survivors and non - survivors of sepsis as well as from healthy volunteers . Blood samples were collected at the time of sepsis diagnosis and seven days later, allowing us to evaluate the role of biological processes or g... |
Although the tumor frequently presents as a pleural - based mass lesion, it has been reported from almost every site in the body . With disputed histogenesis, the tumor is now considered to be of mesenchymal origin, which explains the divergent location of this lesion . Since the initial description of orbital sft in 1... |
Balance is affected by proprioception, vision, vestibular function, cognitive ability, etc.1, 2 . Many recent studies have shown that attentional focus of a motor performer may affect balance3,4,5,6,7,8 . Attentional focus refers to the location to which a performer pays attention while performing a certain movement . ... |
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