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Osteoarthritis (oa) is a degenerative disease starting with key molecular events that ultimately lead to the breakdown of the cartilage . The purpose of this study is to use two imaging methods that are sensitive to molecular and macromolecular changes in oa to better characterize the disease process in human osteoarth... |
Recently, metabolic syndrome has become a serious health problem in advanced countries, and emphasis has been placed on reducing obesity, which is believed to be the main cause of metabolic syndrome . In particular, it was found that green tea and its components, catechins, caffeine, and theanine, have suppressive effe... |
Actinomycetes, gram - positive bacteria, represent an important source of biologically active compounds . In fact, they synthesize one - third of the antibiotics commercially available that is, the macrolide erythromycin, the glycopeptide vancomycin, and the cyclic lipopeptide daptomycin and other drugs like neuroprote... |
This study was approved by our institutional review board, and the behavioral variant ftd (bvftd) subjects as well as the normal controls (nc) were imaged after obtaining written informed consent from the subjects and/or their proxies . We studied brain stiffness in five male subjects with bvftd (age range 5365 years, ... |
There have been only few reports in the literature describing this rare entity . In this study we report a case of gallbladder neurofibroma presenting as chronic epigastric pain in a young patient . A thirty two year old otherwise healthy man presented to our clinic with chronic epigastric pain symptom after eating . P... |
Chlorogenic acid is the ester of caffeic acid and quinic acid in shikimate pathway, which is commonly found in some plants, such as honeysuckle, cortex eucommiae, semen coffea arabica, and green tea . Chlorogenic acid has antibacterial, antiviral, clear free radicals, and antitumor effects . In recent years, the effect... |
A 17-year - old girl presented with a six - month history of multiple asymptomatic brownish atrophic plaques in a zosteriform distribution on the left side of her trunk (figure 1). Biopsy of a lesion showed a normal epidermis with increased pigmentation of the basal layer and a broad dermis with thickened collagen fibe... |
The metabolic syndrome, also called " syndrome x ", " insulin resistance syndrome ", or " cardiometabolic syndrome ", refers to the state in which metabolic risk factors for cardiovascular diseases are clustered in individuals . The factors include abdominal obesity, atherogenic dyslipidemia, raised blood pressure (bp)... |
The cryoprotective effect of glycerol has been established for over six decades, since polge et al . Discovered that fowl spermatozoa frozen to 79 or 192 c in media containing glycerol resumed almost complete motility upon thawing . Glycerol is a small, poly - hydroxylated solute that is highly soluble in water and has... |
Electrocardiograph (ecg) interpretation is a vital component of emergency medicine (em) resident education, but few studies have formally examined ecg teaching methods used in residency training . Recently, the council of em residency directors (cord) developed an internet database of 395 ecgs that have been extensivel... |
In recent years, one - dimensional (1d) nanostructured materials have attracted great interest due to their superior performance in applications such as electronics, optoelectronics, energy storage and conversion, sensing and drug delivery . Up to now, lots of approaches have been reported to synthesize 1d nanostructur... |
Alzheimer's disease (ad) represents a complex class of debilitating brain diseases that mostly affects people aged 65 and older . Ad is characterized by progressive loss of neurons in the hippocampus and cortex, which results in the shrinkage of brain . Basically, the brain cells required to process, store and retrieve... |
Benign and malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors may occur sporadically or in conjunction with neurofibromatosis type 1 . Malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors (mpnsts) are rare, aggressive soft tissue sarcomas that either arise from a peripheral nerve or show nerve sheath differentiation . Up to 11% may arise se... |
The morbidity and mortality associated with extreme heat events such as those in chicago in 1995, europe in 2003 [24], and california in 2006 underscore the potential impact of heat on population health . Preparing for extreme heat events and monitoring their impact is therefore important to public health authorities .... |
-adrenoceptor (ar) antagonists were first used in the urologic field to treat patients with lower urinary tract symptoms suggestive of benign prostate hyperplasia (bph). Subsequently, many trials have provided evidence of the efficacy and tolerability of -ar antagonists in male patients with lower urinary tract symptom... |
Self - assembled semiconductor quantum dots (qds) are currently deeply investigated because of their fundamental optical properties and their potential implementation as the active region of high - performance semiconductor lasers [1 - 3] and high - efficiency infrared detectors . Details of carrier relaxation processe... |
Tea (camellia sinensis) consumption is rooted in medicinal use in china five thousand years ago . Since then, it has become the world's most popular drink (after water), whose industry employs more than 13 million people around the world . The tea crop has rather specific agroclimatic requirements that are only availab... |
The ultimate goal of periodontal therapy has been the regeneration of the supporting tissues lost as a consequence of inflammatory periodontal disease . This implies the formation of a new connective tissue attachment, i.e. New cementum with inserting collagen fibers, at previously diseased (denuded) root surfaces and ... |
Spinal muscular atrophy (sma) is an autosomal recessive disease characterized by degeneration of anterior horn cells of the spinal cord leading to progressive symmetrical weakness and atrophy of the proximal muscles . In addition to classical sma types (type 1, 2 and 3) a new form of sma called type 0 with intrauterine... |
Boron (b) is a critical micronutrient in the growth of plant, which was undoubtedly considered as a part of the structure in the cell wall [13]. More increasing evidence was present for a possible role of b in metabolism processes, such as the maintenance of plasma membrane function and several metabolic pathways . Par... |
Mri - guided focused ultrasound (mrgfus) is a noninvasive method of thermal ablation, which, through mri guidance, allows for 3d treatment planning and feedback of temperature deposition in the area to be treated . Obstruction in the near - field of the focused ultrasound beam, such as from an ostomy bag, or indeed ext... |
Intravesical instillation of bacillus calmette - gurin (bcg) is an important adjunct to transurethral resection of bladder tumor in patients with superficial disease to reduce the risk of recurrence and progression . Bcg is used in patients with stage t1 tumors, carcinoma in situ or stage ta tumors of high grade . Bcg ... |
Current understanding of central and supraspinal mechanisms for the induction and maintenance of chronic pain after sci suggests a major role for the hypofunction of serotonergic (5ht) inhibitory systems [24]. Sci also leads to the loss of descending serotonergic excitatory inputs caudal to the lesion site and altered ... |
Plants have been considered as valuable sources of medicines for treating a variety of diseases and ailments . Despite the availability of modern medicine throughout all countries, previous experimental results, which were highly encouraging, revealed wattakaka (w.) volubilis to be a medicinal member of the family ascl... |
Water is extremely essential for the survival of all living organisms . Like many other developing countries, pakistan is also regarded as a water - stressed country, and it is likely to have a water scarcity in the near future [1, 2]. The quality and quantity of fresh water is deteriorated by the discharge of untreate... |
A favorable macro - economic situation has been broadly considered to make positive effects on improving population health conditions . This hypothesis has been supported by previous studies with data from developed countries (1, 2). However, in recent study, also with the data from developed countries, it proposed tha... |
Nonalcoholic fatty liver disease (nafld), defined as the presence of hepatic steatosis in the absence of alcohol use and other causes of liver disease, has become one of the most prevalent liver diseases worldwide . It represents a spectrum of conditions from simple steatosis to nonalcoholic steatohepatitis (nash) and ... |
The microtubules, formed by the polyerization of the cellular protein tubulin, play a crucial role in the cell division process hence any interference in the function of this protein can result in cell separation disruption and causes cellular death by apoptosis which can be used as a cancer treatment modality . A numb... |
Acute myeloid leukemia (aml) is a clonal, hematological malignancy of myeloid progenitor cells . These progenitor blast cells accumulate in the bone marrow and peripheral blood, eventually disrupting normal hematopoiesis and leading clinically to anemia, neutropenia and thrombocytopenia . The prognosis for aml is varia... |
Adrenocortical carcinoma (acc) is a rare tumor, even rarer during pregnancy and has extremely poor prognosis both for mother and fetus . In pregnancy the most common clinical presentation, maternal and fetal complication of acc is cushing's syndrome (cs) with virilization, hypertension, and prematurity . However, it is... |
According to worldwide estimates, hypertension affects approximately 1 billion people, resulting in 7.1 million attributed deaths per year . In the united states, nearly half of all adults have blood pressure (bp), expressed in terms of systolic (sbp) over diastolic blood pressure (dbp), in the prehypertensive (sbp of ... |
Pelvic fractures are high energy injuries that constitute a major cause of death in trauma patients . According to the centers for disease control and prevention (cdc), trauma injury kills more people between the ages of 1 and 44 than any other disease or illness . Among different types of trauma with a high impact on ... |
The problem of counterfeiting of drugs is assuming alarming proportions and is getting difficult to combat due to its trans - national character . Therefore, there is a need to adopt zero tolerance approach to combat the problem . There are many solutions available which are being adopted in piece meal manner by indivi... |
An octree is a tree data structure that recursively and adaptively subdivides the 3d space into octants, and is often used as a container for cartesian space data . Here, we use octrees to store all atomic centers (or 3d atomic cartesian coordinates) of a molecular system, organized recursively based on their spatial l... |
Myopia affects about 25% of the adult population in the united states (curtin 1970, 1985; leibowitz et al 1980; burton 1990; katz et al 1997) and is considered a significant public health problem, especially in asian populations such as chinese and indians . Japan has one of the highest rates of myopia in the world, af... |
It describes the uneven distribution of population groups defined by a special characteristic among the subunits of a social space . Population groups can be defined as subgroups of race / ethnicity, socioeconomic status, education, gender, age, etc ., social space can be a geographic social space like city, province, ... |
In poland, colon neoplasm comes second in ranking of mortality and morbidity caused by malignancies . Rectal and sigmoid cancer stands for about 70% of colon cancer . In 2003 in poland 5457 patients were diagnosed with rectal and recto - sigmoid cancer, and 2435 deaths were noted . In primary rectal cancer approximate ... |
It is well - known that herpes simplex virus type 1 (hsv-1) is the primary infectious cause of blindness in the united states . While hsv-1 infects corneal epithelial cells, disease presentation as herpetic stromal keratitis (hsk) is predominantly driven by immune responses to the replicating virus, particularly those ... |
Extracellular nucleotides are released during different processes including exocytosis (e.g., platelets), shear stress (e.g., red blood cells), cell activation (e.g., platelets, endothelial cells), and cell lysis [1, 2]. Once released the effect of nucleotides is exerted via the activation of several specific receptors... |
The overall prevalence of type 2 diabetes in isfahan, a centrally located city in iran with a population of almost two million (1,986,542 in 2006 (men 1,017,940)), was reported as high as 7.76% in subjects aged over 40 years and 7.54% in male group . Many studies have reported that men with type 2 diabetes, have signif... |
Hirsutism, defined as thick male patterned hair in females, affects 5%10% of females.1 treatment of hirsutism imposes high costs to patients . Most systematic treatments of hirsutism include anti - androgens, and although a lack of high levels of androgen can be helpful, this treatment has side effects, and its benefic... |
Vesicoureteral reflux (vur) is a common abnormality of the urinary tract in childhood . Diagnostic imaging of vur is one of the most frequently used procedures in pediatric radiology departments all over the world . Voiding cystourethrography (vcug) and radionuclide voiding cystography (rnc) are most commonly two metho... |
Plasmodium vivax is the most prevalent species and accounts for 85% of the cases [1, 2]. Most of the cases are characterized by a low parasite density with mild or even absent signs and symptoms of the disease [25]. However, several laboratorial abnormalities occur in the course of the infection, such as anemia, thromb... |
Both age and diabetes mellitus (dm) are independent prognostic predictors of hospital mortality in acute coronary syndrome (acs). An analysis on the in - hospital events and 6 months outcomes in elderly patients with acs who were included in the grace registry showed that the more elderly, the higher risk are the patie... |
Eating disorders are defined in the diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (5 ed . ; dsm-5; american psychiatric association, 2013) into 4 categories: bulimia nervosa, anorexia nervosa, binge eating disorder and other specified feeding or eating disorders . Although eating disorders only affect a small p... |
Pneumoconiosis was first reported in korea as an occupational disease in 1954 and accounted for 72.7% of occupational diseases detected among active workers in 1987 by the special health examination . Since then, the number of active workers with coal workers' pneumoconiosis (cwp) has fallen since the coal mining indus... |
This prospective, control versus intervention group clinical trial was conducted in the general medicine department of a 550 bedded multi specialty tertiary care teaching hospital, located at coimbatore, in the south of india from may 2009 through december 2009 (8 months). The main endpoint outcome of this study was im... |
The significance of doppler ultrasound in evaluating pregnancies that have the risk for preeclampsia, intrauterine growth restriction, fetal anaemia, and umbilical cord abnormalities has become indispensable . Recent findings aided in timing delivery of severely growth - restricted fetuses by promoting the use of ductu... |
As drug discovery programs have come to rely on high - throughput screenings of diverse chemical libraries, the ability to rapidly construct complex, heterocyclic small molecules from simple starting materials is of great importance . The n, o - acetal moiety can be found in a diverse set of natural products and useful... |
Twenty - five years have passed since marc jeannerod used the simple behavior of grasping objects to create a model system for understanding goal - oriented action (jeannerod 1984). By carefully documenting the detailed kinematics of a constrained yet ecologically robust behavior, his laboratory was able to decompose p... |
A swelling on the left arm of a 5-year - old girl diagnosed as common b all with a lower risk group who was hospitalized for an induction therapy (protocol #: all ic bfm-2009) attracted our attention . Her physical examination revealed an irritable patient with a moderate health state, and an open state of consciousnes... |
The differential diagnosis of sbo is a lot including primary volvulus, hernias, adhesions, bands, intussusceptions and intestinal knotting [2, 3]. Several types of intestinal knotting are reported in the literature including ileo - sigmoid knotting [37], which is the commonest form of intestinal knotting . The other ca... |
In the middle of the 20th century, the case of an amnesic patient shed light on the role of the hippocampus in forming and organizing newly acquired memory of facts and events, namely declarative memory . Following a surgical ablation of his medial temporal lobe, henry molaison, better known as patient hm, had his proc... |
Heart failure (hf) is a major and growing public health and clinical problem in the united states and other industrialized nations.1,2 despite advances in the medical and nonpharmacologic management of patients with acute and chronic manifestations of hf, the prognosis of patients with hf remains poor.38 given the agin... |
Different therapy strategies are used to reduce spasticity in patients with traumatic spinal cord lesions . These options consist of conservative management, including physiotherapeutic and pharmacological approaches, as well as surgical techniques . Botulinum toxin plays an important role in the treatment of spasticit... |
The world health organization estimates that 8 million new cases and 3 million deaths are directly attributed to the disease each year . It is one of the leading causes of death in the world from a single infectious agent . The disease affects 2 billion people which is equal to one - third of the entire world populatio... |
Urolithiasis (ul) in pediatric patients is relatively rare, and the prevalence in children varies from 2 to 2.7% . Several factors predispose children to developing ul, and metabolic and genitourinary abnormalities are particularly important; these are often associated with diet, environmental factors, and infectious c... |
In neurons histamine is synthesized through decarboxylation of l - histidine by a specific histidine decarboxylase (e.c.4.1.1.22; hdc) (green et al ., 1987). In a comparable manner to the architecture of noradrenergic, dopaminergic, and serotonergic systems (mason and fibiger, 1979; jacobs and azmitia, 1992), histamine... |
Use of elastic stockings is one of the main clinical approaches to the treatment of venous edema and lymphedema [1, 2]. The pressures introduced by compression hosiery, muscle activity, the environmental temperature, and the integrity of joint mobility are factors that can interfere in reductions in edema and in mainta... |
A 250-ml schlenk flask, fitted with a connecting adapter attached to an argon - filled manifold, was flame - dried and charged with diene 3 (0.219 g, 0.298 mmol). After azeotropic distillation with dry benzene (three times; freeze - pump), the apparatus was charged with tungsten complex 10 (21.9 mg, 22.4 mol, weighed i... |
Ischemic heart disease is considered as one of the most common, serious and life threatening diseases . The prevalence of the disease is increasing all over the world and it is predicted to turn into the first cause of death by 2020 . The treatment goals in this disease include explanation for and ensuring the patient,... |
Depressive disorder is a prevalent mental disorder worldwide and is also a huge burden on public health globally.1 it is a complex and heterogeneous disorder and has diverse symptomatologies and psychopathologies . Common mental disorder is a diagnostic entity for nonpsychotic, depressive, and anxiety disorders . It le... |
Disc herniation is one of the most common spinal diseases, and lumbar open discectomy is the most frequently used methods for treating lumbar disc herniation that requires spinal surgery4,16). However, this needs an incision dissection of muscles and ligament which may cause undesirable results to lumbar spine post - o... |
Contour defects resulting from resection of tumors, as well as from trauma and congenital abnormalities not only affect patients cosmetically, but also may impair function, making adipose tissue restoration a strong clinical need . Replace tissue with like - tissue: fatty tissue has been transplanted since 1893, but li... |
Cubiu (solanum sessiliflorum dunal), also known in spanish - speaking countries as tupiro, topiro, and cocona and known as orinoco apple and peach tomato in english - speaking countries, is a vegetable of the family solanaceae which is native to the amazon and widely distributed through the humid equatorial regions of ... |
Perforation of the bowel during placement of a biliary stent is a known complication of this procedure . We report the endoluminal loss of a biliary stent during routine stent extraction that ultimately led to a chronic colovaginal fistula . This case emphasizes the need for evaluation of fecal passage of stents in pat... |
Menopause is defined as the permanent cessation of menstrual periods that occurs naturally or is induced by surgery, chemotherapy, or radiation.1,2 the menopausal transition concludes with the final menstrual period and the beginning of postmenopause . Despite its clear definition, such a transition may not be recogniz... |
Cancer represents one of the main health concerns . At the world level, 14 million of new cases were detected and 8.2 million of deaths were related to cancer in 2012 . The prevision for the next 20 years is an incidence increase of around 70% . In spain, despite the variability in the quality of epidemiological data b... |
Bioscience was an investigatorinitiated, singleblind, multicenter, randomized noninferiority trial with minimal exclusion criteria (clinicaltrials.gov, nct01443104). The study design and the principal features of the study devices have been detailed previously.8 study enrollment was performed between february 2012 and ... |
, the prevalence of asthma has increased especially in developed countries (1 - 3). Asthma is a chronic lung disease characterized by increased bronchial responsiveness, obstruction of the airways and pulmonary symptoms . In this disease, acute and chronic inflammation and tissue changes include a thickened airway, sub... |
Impotence and ejaculation disorders are the most common sexual diseases in men . Sexual dysfunction tends to increase with age and is more common among elderly patients with comorbidities such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes mellitus (1). Pe may affect men of all age groups and does not usually occur with other ... |
The primary cd8 t cell responses to acute lcmv infection were compared in mice genetically deficient in either ifn () or ifnr1 (r). After infection 1 a), consistent with earlier in vitro reports (13, 14), and they retained the capacity to reduce viral burden by several orders of magnitude (unpublished data). However, a... |
Metal dyshomeostasis is known to be involved in the etiology of a number of pathologies such as wilson's, alzheimer's, parkinson's, and niemann pick diseases and cancer . Neurodegenerative disorders and cancer have long been viewed as among the most enigmatic and problematic issues in biomedicine, and their multifacete... |
Scorpion envenomation is common in tropical and subtropical areas of the world including southwestern part of iran especially in khuzestan province (prendini 2000, shahbazzadeh et al . Envenomation by h. lepturus belonging to family hemiscorpiidae is not painful and the clinical manifestations in stung patients include... |
Occupational asthma is a form of work - related asthma characterized by variable airflow obstruction, airway hyperresponsiveness, and airway inflammation attributable to a particular exposure in the workplace and not due to stimuli encountered outside the workplace . It has become the most common work - related lung di... |
It is now broadly recognized that microorganisms in their natural environments are most often found in surface - associated sessile communities, known as biofilms . This multicellular behavior offers the community members benefits, particularly with regard to increased resistance against environmental fluctuations such... |
The human body has simple and compound organs that obtain their nourishment through four humors . One of them is bile (yellow bile). According to iranian traditional medicine (itm), there are various kinds of natural medicines with their specific mechanisms of action affecting on bile in the human body . Hakim aghili s... |
Rhipicephalus (boophilus) microplus (canestrini, 1888) is a widely prevalent tick and assumes great significance in a tropical country like india, where the warm, humid climate favours its perpetuation and propagation . The cost caused by tick and tick borne diseases has not been systematically studied in india but rou... |
Understanding chemical reactions and reactivity is one of the central goals of chemistry and, more broadly, all natural science . The ability of molecular species to react and form new, more complex ones is responsible for the evolution and existence of the universe, earth, and biological life . In modern society, desi... |
Ginseng has well - known, diverse actions and effects on the human body, such as nonspecific resistance to biochemical and physical stresses, and the improvement of vitality, longevity and mental capacity [1 - 6]. Generally 4 to 6 years of growth are required to produce high quality ginseng roots and the cultivation of... |
Despite the increased incidence of prostate cancer over the past two decades, patient survival has improved because the widespread use of serum prostate - specific antigen (psa) as a diagnostic marker has enabled prostate cancer to be diagnosed at an early stage . As a result of increased surveillance, physician awaren... |
Preeclampsia is an important cause of maternal morbidity and mortality which complicates approximately 3% of all pregnancies . Although several theories including abnormal placentation, cardiovascular maladaptation to pregnancy, genetic and immune mechanisms, increased systemic inflammatory response, and nutritional, h... |
Scleromalacia commonly occurs after pterygium excision and results in staphyloma formation, scleral perforation, and uveal exposure . Recently, there is an increasing tendency of scleral ischemic changes after pterygium surgery related to using mitomycin c for reducing the risk of recurrence [24]. When the choroid is e... |
The complexity and diversity of cell membrane compositions suggest that lipids may bind to membrane proteins at specific sites and modulate their function . Only within the past decade have structure determination techniques begun to achieve the resolution required to discern specifically bound lipids at atomic resolut... |
Renal cell carcinoma is a tumor that often spreads to organs with a large blood flow volume, such as the lungs, the liver, and bones . Reports of clinical cases of metastasis to the gallbladder are rare, and in many of these reported cases, the metastasis is found by chance during autopsy . We treated a case of gallbla... |
Tumors of the small bowel are rare . The small bowel accounts for 75% of the length and over 90% of the mucosal surface of the gastrointestinal tract; however, small bowel cancers represent only 1% to 3% of all primary gastrointestinal malignancies 1 2 3 . The clinical presentation of small bowel cancers is nonspecific... |
The incidence of vascular injury is 0.01%-0.05% and has not been reduced over the past 50 yr (1). The most common injury during lumbar discectomy is seen in the common iliac artery, which is located immediately anterior to the l4 - 5 lumbar disc space (2). Types of vascular injury include laceration, arteriovenous fist... |
Prolonged use of topical as well as systemic steroids produces a type of glaucoma that is very similar to chronic simple glaucoma . While elevated intraocular pressure (iop) is reversible, glaucomatous cupping and field defects are irreversible . The aim of this study was to analyze the variations in iop and the change... |
A 78-year - old female was referred from a local clinic to wonkwang dental hospital for a cystic lesion in the left mandibular posterior region . There were no remarkable clinical findings except tooth mobility (+ +) of the left mandibular second molar . The past medical history revealed that the patient had experience... |
The development of environmentally compatible polymers is one of the current challenges in polymer chemistry . In this sense, epoxy resins from vegetable oils are extremely promising as environmentally friendly polymers for industrial applications because they share many of the characteristics of conventional petro - c... |
An advance directive (ad) is an oral or written statement in which people declare their treatment preferences in the event that they lose decision - making capacity . Ads are used to enhance the autonomy of patients for when they are unable to make medical decisions or express their preferences by themselves . Therefor... |
Identification and isolation of pancreatic progenitor cells generate much interest due not only to their developmental importance but also to their therapeutic potential for diabetes . However, the prospective isolation of pancreatic progenitor cells is difficult because of the lack of specific markers and a cell cultu... |
One of the main purposes of public health institutions is the surveillance and control of vaccine - preventable diseases . Common practice for such diseases is to observe and monitor the basic reproduction number, r0, and keeping it well below unity by means of additional vaccination of susceptible individuals into the... |
In healthy individuals, a rhythmic sleep / wake cycle is maintained through the interaction of homeostatic and circadian mechanisms, as well as being modulated by external cues . The homeostatic process refers to an increase of sleep pressure that accumulates during wakefulness and is relieved by sleep (borbely, 1982).... |
Dynamic knee stability is defined as the state responding to the proprioceptive feedback alerted by recurring postural instability caused by limited range of motion (rom) and restricted movement1 . Pain and functional instability are the most common pathological conditions of the knee joint . Mechanical knee joint inju... |
A cyclodialysis cleft is the result of the separation of the longitudinal ciliary muscle fibers from scleral spur and causes an abnormal drainage pathway for the aqueous humor [1, 2]. Blunt ocular trauma has been proposed to be the most common cause, followed by iatrogenic complications [35]. If complications, such as ... |
Androgen is known to not only play essential roles in the growth and maintenance of the prostate but also be involved in the growth of prostate cancer cells . Through animal experiments, lucia et al . Found that prostate cancer is suppressed when androgen values in the body are reduced . In addition, many studies are c... |
To present a case of primary mixed (clear cell and endometrioid type) adenocarcinoma of the rectovaginal septum, probably arising from endometriosis and associated with a highly differentiated, early - stage endometrioid endometrial carcinoma . The patient underwent clinical / instrumental follow - up and a second - lo... |
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