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Delayed cerebral ischemia (dci) is a major cause of poor outcome after subarachnoid hemorrhage (sah). Although cerebral vasospasm has been indicated as the main cause of dci, vasospasm and dci do not always go hand in hand, which shows that vasospasm is not the only or essential factor for the development of dci [2, 3,... |
Neurocristic cutaneous hamartoma (nch) of the scalp, a rare lesion, presumably results from aberrant development of neuromesenchyme . Its elements reflect the spectrum of differentiation inherent in neural crest - derived cells . To our knowledge, in the english literature, very few examples of nch have been reported,[... |
The inflammatory bowel diseases (ibds) are a heterogeneous group of disorders which have two major phenotypic forms, crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis, characterized by chronic relapsing and remitting intestinal inflammation 14 . Ulcerative colitis is the most common of the ibds 5 and is characterized by a continu... |
Type of study and population sample - in this cross - sectional observational study, the total sample was subdivided into two groups: patients affected by leprosy reactions during or after treatment and patients without leprosy reactions at any time . The sample consisted of 440 leprosy patients diagnosed by a committe... |
Despite major advances in perinatal care, the rate of preterm birth increased by 22% between 1991 and 2011 in australia, where more than 25,000 babies are now delivered preterm each year.1 preterm birth is well recognized as a major cause of adverse neonatal and childhood outcomes, affecting not only survival in the sh... |
Many mechanisms are proposed to lead to chronic inflammation of the gut mucosa, which is exemplified by crohn's disease (cd) and ulcerative colitis (uc), also known as inflammatory bowel diseases (ibds). These include dysregulation of the innate immune response to enteric flora [2, 3], increased epithelial barrier perm... |
Different models, such as logistic and modified gompertz equations [1, 2] and the monod model [36] have been widely used to describe the growth of different microorganisms in batch cultures . On the other hand, the classical luedeking and piret expression has been used to describe the time course of the production of g... |
A 25-year - old female presented with a painless mass in the medial canthal area of the left eye . An examination revealed a hard, non - tender, movable mass measuring about 1 cm located just inferior to the left medial canthal tendon (mct). The size of the mass didn't change when the patient's position changed or when... |
An extremely rare but life - threatening complication of anticoagulation with warfarin is hemorrhage into the soft tissues of the airway . We report a case of spontaneous hemorrhage into the epiglottis secondary to supratherapeutic anticoagulation with warfarin . A 37-year - old male with a history of factor v leiden m... |
Cytokines underlie the clinical manifestations of many pathological and clinical syndromes ranging from shock and severe sepsis to arthritis and inflammatory bowel disease . The cytokine theory of disease originated in the 1970s and 80s and stemmed from basic biological and physiological studies of body weight, tempera... |
Reactions to stings by hymenoptera species (apis mellifera and vespula species) are classified as normal local reactions, large local reactions (llrs), systemic anaphylactic reactions (sars), systemic toxic reactions, and unusual reactions .all patients who have had an sar to hymenoptera stings should avoid insects tha... |
The evaluation of the upper airway obstruction is important for head and neck angioedema.glossomegaly with decreased attenuation is common in head and neck angioedema.angioedema of the visceral organs can be multifocal and asymmetric.angioedema of the visceral organs is often accompanied by adjacent fluid.it is importa... |
As many as 62% low back pain patients can have sacroiliac joint (sij) pain as diagnosed with analgesic efficacy of invasive diagnostic pain intervention / injection (fair to good evidence). However, there is limited evidence for the diagnosis of sij pain by noninvasive tests . Moreover, there is limited (to poor) evide... |
As long as the taste has no negative consequences, a learning process called habituation of neophobia takes place, leading to increased consumption when the taste is recognized as safe . Safe taste memory in the rat has been proposed as a model of recognition memory useful for studies of the molecular substrates of mem... |
Who has declared leishmaniasis as one of most serious parasitic diseases and a public health problem in many countries worldwide (1, 2). It is responsible for high morbidity and mortality in developing countries and the number of human cases have increased during the past decade (3, 4). On the other hand, dogs are the ... |
In many classes of opioid compounds, small changes in structure modify the extent to which the opioid ligand exhibits agonist and/or antagonist properties . In the morphine family and in fused - ring opioids such as the 4,5-epoxymorphinon-3-one, morphinan, benzomorphan, and isoquinoline series, n - substituent variatio... |
Postpartum hemorrhage (pph) is a globally prevalent obstetric complication that is significantly associated with maternal mortality rates in developing countries.1 in turn, high pph rates are associated with the barriers to health care access typically faced by women in developing countries during pregnancy, childbirth... |
However, inguino - scrotal herniation of the ureter, also described as uretero - inguinal hernia, is a rare presentation . This presentation can potentially cause obstructive uropathy or serious surgical complications to the ureter during surgery if unrecognized . Uretero - inguinal hernia in patients with native kidne... |
One of the greatest goals of biology is the reconstruction of the tree of life . Recent advances in high - throughput sequencing technologies have seen an exponential increase in the amount of publicly available genomic data . The huge increase in genomic data requires us to develop efficient high - throughput methods ... |
Data collection was carried out from march to may 2008 at the university of agder, kristiansand, norway . This project (ref: s-0627a, 2008/1851) was part of an intervention study with folic acid supplementation for 2 weeks, where the participants were given 800 g / folic acid per d in a double - blind cross - over tria... |
It is well established that prostaglandins (pgs) protect the gastroduodenal mucosa against physiologic [gastric acid and pepsin] and non - physiologic irritants (1). The involved mechanisms by which pgs maintain the integrity of gastric mucosa are decreasing the gastric acid output and increasing the mucus and bicarbon... |
Impaired cognitive function is emerging as one of the greatest health threats of the twenty - first century . As the life expectancy of the population has increased so too has the prevalence of cognitive decline (cod) and dementia, largely in the form of alzheimer's disease, which now affects almost 50% of adults over ... |
A 58-year - old man had been diagnosed with css from bronchial asthma, eosinophilia, polyneuropathy, and infiltration in lungs 2 years before . Bilateral foot drop and hypereosinophilia developed 2 weeks before the present condition and he was treated with oral prednisolone (15 mg / day). On referral to the department ... |
West nile virus (wnv) is a member of the flaviviridae, which are enveloped, positive - stranded rna viruses . This family includes several globally important emerging arthropod - borne viruses that cause neuroinvasive disease in humans such as japanese encephalitis virus, tick - borne encephalitis, and wnv . Combined, ... |
As early - stage tumor detection is a prognostic key factor when curing breast cancer, the prevailing driving force in emerging screening technologies is the ability to identify increasingly smaller tumors during the initial nonpalpable phase of the disease . Conventional imaging modalities like x - ray mammography, co... |
Intraoperative autologous transfusions have been used over the past 20 years as a means to avoid giving patients blood products from other individuals because of the risk of transfusion - related infections such as hepatitis and hiv . The incidence of hepatitis b and hepatitis c per unit of blood is estimated at 1 in 2... |
In patients with severe optic nerve damage, it is crucial to prevent the hypertensive phase that can develop after baerveldt glaucoma drainage implant (bgi) surgery . We describe the combination of bgi surgery with surgical bleb revision to prevent the postoperative hypertensive phase . The combined surgery was perform... |
Nonsmall cell lung cancers (nsclc) harboring mutations in the tyrosine kinase domain of the epidermal growth factor receptor (egfr) are well - studied examples of oncogene addiction . Activating mutations, most commonly the point mutation l858r or deletions within exon 19 (e.g., residues 746750), increase egfr - driven... |
In healthy subjects, euglycemic hyperinsulinemia and carbohydrate - rich meals increase skeletal muscle blood flow through insulin receptor signaling and activation of endothelial nitric - oxide synthase . This response leads to an increase in capillary blood volume (cbv) and a higher functional capillary surface area,... |
In an experimental study performed in piglets with oleic - acid - induced lung injury, carvalho and coworkers provide evidence that high positive end - expiratory pressure (peep) is associated with alveolar recruitment and lung hyperinflation despite the administration of a low tidal volume (tv). In addition, the best ... |
Throughout the short history of cardiac surgery, which is just over 100 years, surgeons worldwide have been determined to develop, perform, perfect, and improve cardiac operations . Our forefathers set the bar high by performing magnificent cardiac operations with excellent long - lasting results . In this ever - evolv... |
According to the world health organization (who), odontogenic myxoma is classified as an odontogenic tumor of the ectomesenchymal origin . The mandible is involved more frequently than the maxilla, and most reports show a slight predilection for females . Therefore, it reaches considerable size before being detected, a... |
Legionnaires disease (ld) is usually acquired through inhalation of aerosolized water contaminated with legionella spp ., which is found ubiquitously in natural and man - made aqueous environments such as cooling towers, hot water systems or whirlpools . Legionella pneumophila, especially serogroup 1 (sg1), is the majo... |
Diabetic muscle infarction (dminf) is a rare microangiopathic complication in patients with advanced diabetes mellitus (dm). Patients having terminal diabetic nephropathy are prone to develop dminf and nearly one - fourth of dminf, patients receive renal replacement treatment . A 27-year - old woman with cystic fibrosi... |
Live cells are protected from the surrounding environment by the cell membrane, which only allows compounds with a small molecular size to pass this barrier into the cell . Some drug molecules, on the other hand, are large hydrophilic molecules, and this creates major limitations for their penetration through the cell ... |
Sex cord tumor with annular tubules (sctat) is an infrequent malignant ovarian tumor in children . The predominant component of which has morphologic features intermediate between those of the granulosa cell tumor and those of the sertoli cell tumor . Small cell carcinoma of the ovary of the hypercalcemia type (sccoht)... |
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (cpr) has been widely practiced since the clinical utilization of closed chest massage was first reported in 1960 . Studies from the 1990s have noted hospital cpr discharge rates ranging from 13 to 14% . Using data from 14,720 in - hospital cardiac arrests in the national registry of cardi... |
The motor unit (which contains a spinal motor neuron, its axon, and the muscle fibers it innervates) is the final common pathway for neuromuscular control and provides a basic structure - function framework for neuromuscular system examination . Motor unit plasticity refers to motor unit adaptation or the ability of mo... |
The development of antineoplastic agents with novel molecular targets opens the door to new, potentially valuable treatment strategies . We previously reported the effect of difluorinated n, n-dialkylaminostilbenes (fidas agents) on the proliferation of colon and liver cancer cells . We identified (e)-4-(2,6-difluorost... |
The gold standard treatment for nonmetastatic muscle - invasive and bacille calmette - guerin (bcg)-refractory, high - risk nonmuscle invasive bladder cancer (bc) is open radical cystectomy (orc) with pelvic lymph node dissection (plnd). Orc with urinary diversion, however, remains a morbid operation with a substantial... |
Participants were recruited from the university of exeter and the local area using e - mails and newspaper advertisements . One hundred thirtynine persons (100 women) consented to take part (range = 1867 years, m = 26.8 years old, sd = 13.3). Data from a subset of these participants examining the direct relationship be... |
Animals prefer an immediate reward over a delayed reward even when the delayed reward is more economically valuable in the long run . In the lab, the neural mechanisms underlying this aspect of decision - making are often studied in tasks that ask animals or humans to choose between a small reward delivered immediately... |
In the last decade increasing numbers of clostridium difficile infections (cdi) have been reported in northern america and europe . Similarly in germany an increased number of cdi affected inpatients was observed between 2000 and 2004 . A previous study reported that the number of c. difficile toxin (tcd)-positive pati... |
Pentatomomorpha is a large group of many phytophagus as well as seed - eating insects, commonly called as plant bugs, with more than 10,000 species worldwide (dolling, 1991, schuh and slater, 1995). Morphology - based study of pentatomomorpha has a long history and several workers have recognized different superfamilie... |
Atrial myxomas are the most common primary heart tumors and predominantly considered to be benign lesions . Case study: we report a case involving a 77-year - old woman who presented with a pelvic mass . She was found to have a primary endometrial cancer and primary lung cancer with concomitant metastatic adrenal gland... |
The first draft of the human genome sequence [1, 2] was unveiled in february 2001 and surprisingly it was shown to contain ~23000 genes, only a fraction of the numbers of genes originally predicted . To put this into perspective the lack of an association between gene number and organismal complexity has resulted in an... |
1). Reported incidence of subxiphoid incisional hernia has ranged from 1% to 4.2% . The subxiphoid hernia is known for its repair complexities and high recurrence rate because the subxiphoid area is a complex structure consisting of boney structures, the rectus abdominis muscles, linea alba, and the diaphragm [1 - 5]. ... |
Besides lysine acetylation, we recently identified a variety of short - chain lysine acylations in core histones, including lysine propionylation, butyrylation, 2-hydroxyisobutyrylation, crotonylation, malonylation, succinylation, and glutarylation (chen et al ., 2007, dai et al ., 2014, tan et al ., 2011, tan et al .,... |
Robinia pseudoacacia (black locust) is the main honey - bearing tree that grows spontaneously in romania, especially in the plains and hills . Only flowers are used for their alkalizing, antispasmodics, anti - tussives, sedatives effect, other parts of the plant especially bark and seeds are toxic [1 - 3]. Flavonoids w... |
Iterative methods are commonly used in single photon emission computed tomography (spect) reconstruction because of their ability to handle incomplete data and to incorporate a priori information in the process . Because the sensitivity and resolution of spect are complex functions of many factors, such as scattering, ... |
Nasal swab specimens collected by using transwabs (medical wire ltd, corsham, uk) were collected from 100 pig carcasses at 2 wet markets in hong kong on 5 separate days over a 7-week period in 2008 . Cross - contamination was minimized by selecting carcasses with intact nasopharyngeal tracts and by instructing the butc... |
A nucleosome contains 146 bp of dna wrapped twice around an octamer composed of two copies of each histone protein: h2a, h2b, h3, and h4 (kornberg, 1974; kornberg and lorch, 1999). Nucleosomes are observed as a series of beads on a string via electron microscopy with the beads being the individual nucleosomes connected... |
Periprosthetic inflammatory masses or cysts are rare yet known complications of total hip arthroplasty (tha). The inflammatory component is derived from histological findings, which include periarticular tissue necrosis and perivascular lymphocytic inflammation also known as aseptic lymphocyte - dominated vasculitis - ... |
The sine oculis homeobox 1 (six1) gene, a homologue of the drosophila sine oculis (so) gene, belongs to the six gene family; in vertebrates, in total of six members have been identified and which have been classified into three subgroups, six1/six2, six3/six6, and six4/six5 1 . To date, six family genes have been ident... |
Myasthenia gravis (mg) is an autoimmune disease affecting approximately 100 patients per million populations . In mg, autoantibodies are developed against acetylcholine receptors at neuromuscular junctions, leading to fatigue and weakness after the repetitive use of voluntary muscles . Mg occurs in a bimodal age of ons... |
The explosion of biological data brought about by the high - throughput technologies poses a great challenge to bioinformatics research . In order to learn the hidden structures of these high - dimensional data, nonnegative matrix factorization (nmf) nmf was quickly applied to various fields of biological data analysis... |
In the previous issue of critical care, maggiore and colleagues contributed significantly to our understanding of the incidence and associated consequences of hypernatremia in neurocritical care . This retrospective cohort study was performed in 130 consecutive patients with severe traumatic brain injury admitted to a ... |
Non - hodgkin's lymphoma (nhl) is the most common cancer of the lymphatic system and represents the fifth most frequent cancer in western countries . Recent estimates of lymphoma incidence in italy predict that there will be nearly 15,000 new cases of nhl in 2011 . Diffuse large b - cell lymphoma (dlbcl) is the most co... |
Senior - friendly food products have gained widespread attention because the market of foods for elderly has grown rapidly with the growing elderly population (kwak et al ., 2013). Considerable efforts have been put into the development of senior - friendly food products to improve nutrient utilization because elderly ... |
Balance control is a necessary component of stable walking . Many adults change their walking pattern as they age, and this is expressed as decreases in walking velocity, step length, and adaptive responses that ensure safe gait1 . Falls often lead to physical injury, such as fractures, and cause considerable morbidity... |
Timely diagnosis and well planned, and executed treatment strategy are the cornerstones of successful management of this entity . Self - breast examination or a clinical breast examination alone may not be sufficient in identifying potentially malignant breast lesions . On such occasions x - ray mammography or sonomamm... |
The objective of which is to deliver integrated health services (curative and preventive) and to upgrade the health status of the community . The concept of phc was first formulated by lord dawson of england in 1920.1 a few years later it was propounded in new york and california . The concept attracted wide - spread i... |
Leukemia occurs when the normal hematopoietic process fails, and the leukemic cells retain the proliferative capacity of progenitor cells and unable to spontaneously undergo terminal maturation . The cell line wehi-3b jcs is a d - subclone isolated from the wehi 3b myelomonocytic leukemia cell line . Previous studies h... |
Aging is a part of life occurring after middle age and is counted as a natural inevitable biological phenomenon . Based on statistics reported by who, there will be 800 million elderly over 65 years of age all over the world by 2025 of whom 2/3 will be in developing countries . In iran, based on national census record ... |
Bioactive materials [1, 2] are known to bond to living bone in the body through formation of an apatite layer on their surface . Bioactive glasses and glass ceramics find a variety of biological applications such as in cell separation, drug delivery, and magnetic intracellular hyperthermia treatment of cancer [46]. The... |
Diffuse optical tomography (dot) is a relatively new discipline and drew increasing interest in recent years [2, 3]. If the target - specific fluorescent contrast agent is employed in dot, it can probe molecular event in vivo [46], which is very useful to detect disease in its early stage, comprehensively understand di... |
Atherosclerotic disease is responsible for more than half of all mortality in developed countries (13). Neointima formation is an early step in the development of atherosclerotic plaques (2, 3). Atherogenic lesions progress through a prolonged process of lipid accumulation, calcification, and inflammation; subsequent r... |
Methotrexate (mtx) is a folic acid antagonist and cell cycle - specific antimetabolite . While still an important component of hematological and solid tumor treatment regimens and ectopic pregnancies, low - dose mtx is now used to treat many autoimmune disorders, including crohn s disease, rheumatoid arthritis, and pso... |
Eight percent of these individuals were thought to be in the low- and middle - income countries . India is home to the second largest number of people with diabetes . With rampant urbanization and a drastic change in lifestyle, the prevalence of type 2 diabetes (the most common form of diabetes in india), this will pla... |
The annular pancreas is a rarely reported congenital anomaly that forms a ring of pancreatic tissue leading to partial or complete encirclement of the descending duodenum . 12 although it is usually found in neonates, the annular pancreas in an adult is reported infrequently.1 neonatal patients present with specific sy... |
These structures are not only indispensable for atp production and participate in numerous intermediate metabolic reactions but also play a central role in calcium homeostasis, apoptosis, cell signaling, and differentiation . Impairment of mitochondrial functions has been implicated in a wide variety of human pathologi... |
Retinal vein occlusion (rvo) is the second most frequent type of retinal vascular disorder after diabetic retinopathy and is reported to affect an estimated 16 million people in the world.13 rvo vision loss is a result of macular edema (me), whose primary cause is vascular endothelial growth factor (vegf).4 previously,... |
Bite marks may be found at the scene of a crime and their analysis has been used for many years as an aid in forensic investigation . Bite marks can occur on the skin of a victim or on other objects, including foods such as cheese, chocolate, apples, or chewing gums . Bite marks tend to have a double horseshoe pattern ... |
Inflammatory bowel disease (ibd) is a chronic immune - mediated disease of the gastrointestinal tract that affects more that 1.6 million americans.1,2 ulcerative colitis (uc) is characterized by diffuse, continuous, superficial, and ulcerating inflammation confined to the colon that causes rectal bleeding, diarrhea, an... |
While cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (mri) has been used to evaluate the myocardium in terms of the myocardial function, perfusion, and viability, rather than coronary stenosis; coronary magnetic resonance angiography (cmra) is currently considered a reliable imaging test for the evaluation of coronary anatomy.1) t... |
Amyloidosis is a proteinmisfolding disorder characterized by the deposition of insoluble abnormal amyloid fibrils into tissues, leading to organ dysfunction . Cardiac amyloid infiltration is most commonly due to immunoglobulin light chains (al) secreted by clonal plasma cells or by transthyretin (attr), a protein produ... |
There is little disagreement in the medical community regarding the importance of providing preventive health care to children . Although there is some controversy concerning the relative effectiveness of certain services, there is general consensus that some schedule of medical visits for children is needed . Beyond a... |
Spitzoid neoplasms may pose significant diagnostic problems, because in a fraction of them it is quite difficult or impossible to establish if they are benign or malignant lesions . An extraordinarily large number of studies have been made in attempts to solve the problem of the differential diagnosis of spitzoid neopl... |
Oral diseases are major health problems with dental caries and periodontal diseases among the most important preventable global infectious diseases . Oral health influences the general quality of life, and poor oral health is linked to chronic conditions and systemic diseases . The development of dental caries involves... |
Gastrointestinal symptoms such as abdominal pain, vomiting, retching, diarrhea, and spitting are known to occur as ictal phenomena during partial seizures, mostly of temporal or insular origin . Recognizing such autonomic signs is crucial to identifying partial seizures and can help in localizing the epileptogenic focu... |
Data from the baseline survey (20092011) of the nationwide, population - based cohort study, clinical course of type 1 diabetes in children, adolescents and young adults with disease onset in preschool age (diabetes study), were used . The study was approved by the responsible commissioner for data protection and the e... |
The incidence of glioblastoma multiforme (gbm) is less common in children than in adults . The prognosis in children appears to be better than the adult counterpart as seen in various studies. [13] multiple lesions in gbm are found in 2 instances: multifocal and multicentric . A gbm is said to be multifocal when there ... |
The program was funded by the australian government department of health and aging, and developed and implemented by trauma, disaster and health promotion experts from the australian centre for posttraumatic mental health (acpmh), the mater hospital brisbane and beyondblue as part of the victorian government s bushfire... |
Nitrofurantoin is an effective agent for the treatment and an appropriate prophylactic antibiotic choice for recurrent urinary tract infections . Adverse reactions to nitrofurantoin after short term and long term use are well documented which include: lupus like syndrome, arthralgias, leucopenia, hemolysis, pneumonitis... |
Postnatally, it consists of an ectodermally derived hair shaft surrounded in its sub - epidermal portion by an inner root sheath (irs). The shaft and irs are formed through terminal differentiation of transiently proliferating cells of the hair matrix . The outer root sheath (ors) encases the entire hf and is continuou... |
It is one of the important neglected tropical diseases disseminated in most parts of the world and especially in the middle east and parts of the africa (2). About 56.2 million people were infected with food - borne trematodes, 7.9 million had severe sequelae, and the global burden was 665,352 dalys, of which a most im... |
Central venous catheters (cvcs) are frequently used for purposes such as accurate hemodynamic monitoring, efficient administration of medication and nutritional support, and renal replacement therapies . Despite its usefulness, the insertion, maintenance, and removal of a cvc bear the possibilities of various risks to ... |
Toxoplasma gondii is a protozoan parasite, which is known to cause opportunistic infections in the immunocompromised, as in solid - organ transplant [1, 2]. Toxoplasmosis in transplant recipients may result either from transmission with the transplanted organ from a toxoplasma - seropositive donor to a seronegative rec... |
It has been estimated that only 20% subjects with mild symptoms seek medical care as compared to 50% of those with moderate disease and virtually all patients with severe disease.3 in addition, the burden of dry eye disease to the patient is considerable in relation to impact on visual function, daily activities, socia... |
Infection of the prosthetic joint after total knee arthroplasty (tka) occurs in up to 2% of patients . Various treatment options exist: dbridement with retention of the prosthesis, reimplantation arthroplasty (one- and two - stage procedures), permanent prosthesis removal (resection arthroplasty, arthrodesis), long - t... |
In europe, the neolithic transition marked the beginning of a period of innovations that saw communities shift from a mobile lifestyle, dependent on hunting and gathering for survival, to a more sedentary way of life based on food production . This new lifeway, which originated in the near east 11,500 calibrated years ... |
Percutaneous nephrolithotomy (pcnl) is a well - established, minimally invasive treatment modality for the management of renal calculi . It is the first - line treatment option for large or multiple kidney stones and stones in the inferior calyx . Greater surgeon experience and improvements in instruments (i.e., flexib... |
Carnitine is a natural substance, which is not only supplied through the intake of protein - rich foods, but also synthesized by the liver, kidney and brain, and excreted from the kidney in humans . Because about 80% of serum carnitine is eliminated from the blood via hemodialysis (hd) [1, 2], carnitine deficiency is o... |
Infectious spondylodiscitis (sd) is an infection of intervertebral discs and adjacent vertebral bodies710). Various organisms including bacteria, tuberculosis, fungi, and parasites can cause sd7). In the past, staphylococcus aureus, escherichia coli, proteus, klebsiella, pseudomonas aeruginosa, coagulase negative staph... |
The giant cell tumor of the tendon sheath (gctts) is a benign lesion arising from the synovium of a joint, bursa or tendon sheath (13). Another name is the tenosynovial giant cell tumor, with gctts being the localized form of the diffuse type pvns (2, 4). The gctts most commonly seen in the fingers is extremely rare in... |
Autophagy - related gene autophagy - related 16-like 1 endothelial pas domain - containing protein 1 gaba receptor - associated protein gaba receptor - associated protein - like 2 microtubule - associated protein 1 light chain 3 the cancer genome atlas unc-51 like autophagy activating kinase 2 uv radiation resistance a... |
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