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Cardia is an ongoing, multicenter, prospective observational study to investigate the evolution of cardiovascular disease risk factors from young adulthood to midlife . In 1985 to 1986, 5,114 american young adults, aged 1830 years, were recruited from four u.s . Cities: birmingham, al; chicago, il; minneapolis, mn; and... |
Although intra - abdominal abscesses have frequently been reported to be one of the major complications of acute necrotizing pancreatitis, abscess formation in patients with no preceding symptoms is rare . In december 2004, a 65-year - old retired caucasian banker attended his gp for a checkup . His daily intake of alc... |
Meniscus tears, particularly medial meniscus tears, have been well known to be in association with anterior cruciate ligament (acl) injuries.14 the incidence of medial meniscus lesion following acl rupture can even be up to 90%.1 for exposing the mechanism of this phenomenon, numerous studies investigating the effects ... |
Cryptococcus neoformans is an encapsulated opportunistic human pathogenic yeast that can cause meningitis and pulmonary or systemic infections . The organism is ubiquitous and there are no localized epidemic areas . Pulmonary cryptococcosis is a potentially fatal pulmonary infection, and it is caused by the inhalation ... |
Primary and recurrent vaginal cancer is extremely rare, and is one of the most challenging gynecological (gyn) cancers to treat because of its anatomic location with regard to adjacent critical structures [1, 2]. Isolated vaginal recurrence from endometrial cancer constitutes about 70 - 75% of all recurrences and can b... |
Many reasons have been given to account for such extractions, including the presence of caries, periodontal disease, orthodontic treatment, trauma, and prosthetic procedures.111 in many studies, caries was reported to be the most frequent reason for tooth extraction, followed by periodontal disease.12 however, due to a... |
Infant mortality rate is one of the demographic factors that most clearly reflect the level of state development and its economic and social changes . It also represents the level of development of the healthcare system and affects the government s expenses (1, 2). Infectious diseases are the leading cause of high morb... |
, approximately 250 different food - borne diseases have been described while bacteria were responsible for the two - thirds of them . Among these bacteria, staphylococcus aureus is one of the most common agents in food poisoning outbreaks [1, 2]. S. aureus is a gram and coagulase positive cocci, which belongs to the s... |
Orbital floor fractures are generally the result of blowout orbital trauma or severe facial injury . Orbital emphysema is the abnormal presence of air in the orbit and periorbital tissues, and tends to develop in fractures affecting the paranasal sinuses and orbital walls . The air passes through mucosal sinus lacerati... |
The iras is a multicenter observational epidemiological study of the relationships among insulin resistance, cardiovascular disease, and its known risk factors in different ethnic groups and various states of glucose tolerance . The design and methods of this study have been described in detail in previous publications... |
Bone hemangiomas account for about 1% of all bone tumors and commonly involve the vertebrae and the skull (1). Hemangioma of the rib is uncommon and its diagnosis based on its 2-deoxy-2-[18f]-fluoro - d - glucose (18f - fdg) avidity on positron emission tomography (pet) scan is extremely rare . Herein, we report a 63-y... |
Compared with other preventive strategies, physical activity may be a particularly efficient method of reducing the risk of future cardiovascular disease (cvd) at the population level because it modifies several key risk factors simultaneously and has independent favorable effects on the cardiovascular system . Joint g... |
Endovascular aneurysm repair (evar), emerging as a minimally invasive technique, has become increasingly applied in addition to conventional open repair in patients with abdominal aortic aneurysm (aaa). Up to 54% of aaas involves with common iliac artery (cia) aneurysms, and <2% of all intra - abdominal aneurysms are i... |
Ulnar sided wrist pain is one of the most common complications of distal radius fractures . The present study was designed to assess the effect of corticosteroid injection in the prevention of ulnar sided wrist pain . In this clinical trial patients with distal radius fractures scheduled for closed reduction and percut... |
Randomised trials contribute to the determination of optimal nutritional treatment strategies . In a well - designed study reported in the previous issue of critical care, white and colleagues have investigated the impact of gastric versus post - pyloric (pp) route on early enteral feeding efficiency . They showed that... |
The therapeutic role of herbal medicine in the treatment of various diseases, were investigated and confirmed (113). Camellia sinensis belongs to family theaceae, is indigenous to east asia and cultivated worldwide in tropical and subtropical areas . It is a species of hardy shrub, whose leaves and leaf buds are used t... |
One of the most commonly encountered anomalies of the urinary system is ureteric duplication, however blind ending pouch in one of the limbs of the duplicated system with calculi formation is a rare occurrence with only a few cases reported so far . This congenital anomaly often goes unnoticed because patients are eith... |
The sudden increase of information along with time limits in processing and publication of the said information in today's world created a trend of moving to nonbook sources such as articles, documents, and records, and nowadays, these types of information are the basis of most scientific studies . On the other hand, t... |
For early - stage tracheal cancer, high - dose - rate endobronchial brachytherapy (hdr - ebt) can be a treatment choice as a boost for external beam radiotherapy (ebrt) or as a definitive therapy [1, 2, 3]. High - dose - rate endobronchial brachytherapy is also used successfully as a palliative treatment for symptomati... |
Hypoglycemia is a rare but well - known paraneoplastic manifestation of patients with neoplasms, including hepatocellular carcinoma (hcc), which is referred to as non - islet cell tumor - induced hypoglycemia (nicth). Excessive secretion of incompletely processed precursors of insulin - like growth factor - ii (termed ... |
The genera of neisseria and moraxella include gram - negative and oxidase - positive diplococci that are mostly isolated from the upper respiratory tract of humans (1, 2). Neisseria lactamica is a commensal species, which is colonized more frequently in the oropharynges of young children than those of the adults, and t... |
The elderly population (ages 60 + years) constituted 10.9% of jamaica's population, which means that this age cohort is vital in public health planning . Eldemire opined that the majority of jamaican older persons are physically and mentally well and living in family units . This view was substantiated in an early stud... |
I shall begin at the beginning, said the dhc [director of hatcheries and conditioning], and the more zealous students recorded his intentions in their notebooks: begin at the beginning . These, he waved his hand, are the incubators . And in opening an insulated door he showed them racks upon racks of numbered test - tu... |
A few cases of severe disease form have been described in pregnancy and in a majority the outcome is poor . Pregnancy can be one of the causes of this disease and in some instances the severity spontaneously reduces after delivery . A 38-year - old female in her g4p3a0 l0 was referred from peripheral hospital at 32 wee... |
Anorexia nervosa (an) is a chronic psychiatric disorder which is characterized by patient - induced weight loss . Recently an has been an important health concern among childhood and adolescence in advanced countries . An in childhood and adolescence can have medical complications in many organ systems such as cardiova... |
Antiphospholipid syndrome (aps), autoantibodies directed against phospholipid - binding proteins are associated with cause vascular thrombosis . Patients with aps requiring renal transplantation are at risk of early graft loss due to arterial or venous thrombosis, or thrombotic microangiopathy (tma). Here a 53-year - o... |
Small round cell tumors (srcts) are a group of tumors composed of small, round, and uniform cells with high nuclear / cytoplasmic (n / c) ratios . Srcts include ewing sarcoma (ews)/primitive neuroectodermal tumor, small cell variant of synovial sarcoma, rhabdomyosarcoma, non - hodgkin's lymphoma, neuroblastoma, wilms t... |
However, there has been an increase in small bowel injury due to lap seat belts causing blunt trauma . The use of diagnostic peritoneal lavage and celiotomy for trauma is more commonly used in adults than in children . Delay in diagnosis may result in increased morbidity and mortality . With the increasing use of compu... |
Equine protozoal myeloencephalitis (epm) represents the most commonly diagnosed neurologic disease of horses within the united states [13]. Horses are aberrant hosts and are commonly infected by ingestion of the sarcocystis neurona sporocyst, through contamination of feedstuffs . The majority of horses exposed to this ... |
Although in vivo experiments using small animals provide the therapeutic potential of a treatment, there exist many fundamental differences between the small animal and the human . Before applying the therapy to clinical patients, large animal studies, especially in swine or miniature pigs, are a prerequisite to valida... |
The clinical and pathological heterogeneity of progressive supranuclear palsy (psp) is well established . Even with a well - defined clinical phenotype and a thorough laboratory workup, psp can be misdiagnosed, especially in its early stages . A 52-year - old woman, who we initially diagnosed with a behavioral variant ... |
The lsj2 strain and the n2 laboratory strain are descended from one ancestral hermaphrodite isolated by w. nicholas . Lsj2 was grown continuously in liquid axenic media starting in 1957 at the kaiser foundation research institute, uc berkeley and san jose state university until a sample was frozen in 2009 . Values repo... |
Median arcuate ligament syndrome (mals) has been known as an anatomical anomaly since its first anatomical description in 1917 . Today, it is believed that mals is an anatomic and clinical entity characterized by extrinsic compression on the celiac axis, which leads to postprandial epigastric pain, nausea or vomiting, ... |
Aging is known to be one of the major risk factors precipitating the onset of osteoarthritis (oa) [13]. Although aging and oa are correlative, oa is not a predictable consequence of aging, since other factors such as obesity, joint injury, and genetics may come into play . Among the early signs of oa this elicits a cho... |
Gestational diabetes mellitus (gdm), which is defined as carbohydrate intolerance resulting in hyperglycaemia of variable severity with onset or first recognition during pregnancy, is a serious condition affecting 26% of pregnancies in europe . It adversely affects health outcomes for both mother and child in pregnancy... |
The biotransformation enzymes, glutathione - s - transferases (gsts), are members of a multigene family; their gene products are phase ii enzymes with both catalytic activities, including glutathione conjugation of electrophiles, and noncatalytic functions . The presumed function of these enzymes is to protect tissues ... |
Neuropsychiatric manifestations (depression, mania, seizures, stroke, and myopathy), at some stage of illness, occur in a good percentage of sle patients . Cns involvement in sle is perhaps of higher incidence than diagnosed and reported . A difficult, but treatable condition, we report two cases where the history, pre... |
Nanomaterials have received much attention because their structure and properties differ significantly from those of atoms, molecules, and bulk materials.1 the synthesis of metal nanoparticles has been widely discussed in the literature due to their unique physical and chemical properties, which have many potential app... |
The frequency of the retention of foreign bodies in the abdominal cavity ranges from 1 in 100 to 1 in 3000 performed surgeries . Gauze may cause 2 types of intraperitoneal reactions: an aseptic fibrosis, which causes fusions and encystment; or a suppurating reaction, which causes the formation of pustules . Yet another... |
A 7-year - old boy with normal development and an unremarkable past medical history presented fever and seizures with upward eye deviation, right facial and upper limb paresthesias followed by clonic movements, vomiting, secondary generalization and postictal aphasia . The further clinical course was marked by rapid de... |
Animal studies have provided valuable clues for understanding the links between vitamin d and the cardiovascular system . Rats with experimentally induced vitamin d deficiency (exposed to a diet low in vitamin d and limited ultraviolet light) have been shown to develop hypertension and cardiomegaly . Mice lacking the v... |
This systematic review with meta - analysis found no evidence that either material was superior to the other in the prevention of dental caries . Therefore, both appeared to be equally suitable for clinical application as fissure sealant materials . In 2011, this systematic review was updated and the overall outcome wa... |
Sensing of oxygen in aqueous solvents has been extensively studied, but few studies have been performed on organic solvents.13 the quantitative determination of dissolved oxygen in non - aqueous media is of great importance in the evaluation of chemical processes which can require the presence of oxygen or may be influ... |
Anesthesiologists can come across difficult airway in patients for elective or emergency surgery in the operating room (or) or outside the or . Airway and ventilatory procedures outside the or are associated with a higher incidence of adverse events and a higher risk of mortality than similar events in the or . Morbidl... |
Maternal mortality is increasingly being recognized as a violation to women's right to survive pregnancy and childbirth . Recent research shows that more than 343,000 women die during childbirth or due to pregnancy - related causes every year . Underutilization of maternal and child health (mch) services has been ident... |
Enterococci are one of the major causes of hospital - acquired infections although they can also cause human infections in the community (1). Hospital acquired infection is defined as an infection which develops 48 h after hospital admission not being the reason of the admission . Enterococci are individual, paired, or... |
Surgical removal of tumor tissue is still the most relevant step for the prognosis in treatment of patients with malignant melanomas . In advanced stages of the disease, systemic therapies like chemotherapy are the only relevant treatment options, whereas in the adjuvant situation therapies with interferon alpha are co... |
The abdominal cocoon is an infrequently encountered cause of intestinal obstruction that was was first observed by owtschinnikow in 1907, and later, termed the cocoon by foo in 1978 . The exact aetiology of this entity (also called scerosing encapsulating peritonitis) is by and large unknown (the idiopathic / primary v... |
We initially conducted reference broth microdilution tests (6,7) for 211 isolates of endemic and epidemic esbl - kp from taiwan; 53% of isolates had a cefepime mic of <8 mg / l (susceptible). Isoelectric focusing (ief) was then performed by the method of matthew et al . Approximately 40% of isolates had a pi of 8.2 enz... |
The portion of glenoid bone beyond the anterior rim peak is likely important for its soft tissue attachments, but its contribution to bony stability may be misunderstood . Stability of the glenohumeral joint relies on normal glenoid bony architecture and soft tissue static and dynamic stabilizing structures . Specific ... |
The hepatitis b virus (hbv) is a member of the hepadnaviridae family and the orthohepadnavirus genus and shares structural and functional characteristics with other family members, such as tropism for hepatic cells, enveloped viral particles, an incomplete double - stranded dna genome, and viral replication via reverse... |
Transport distraction osteogenesis (do) has become a popular reconstruction method for bony defects created after resection or traumatic bone loss . First, constantino used this for mandibular reconstruction in a canine model and thereafter in human mandible . This led to an increased interest of the surgeons in develo... |
Insignia provides a convenient web interface for identifying genomic signatures from a database of all current bacterial and viral genomic sequences, which currently comprises over 8300 distinct organisms . The input to insignia is any set of target and background genomes selected from the online database, and the outp... |
The concept of glycemic memory refers to the inexorable progression of diabetic vascular complications which is linked to uncontrolled glycemia early in the disease despite a significant follow - on period of improved glycemic control . It also relates to the association between tight glycemic control early in the cour... |
Probiotic bacteria have long been used to promote the production of various animals and to protect the animals against pathogens, especially enteric pathogens [1, 2]. According to the world health organisation, probiotics are defined as live organisms that, if ingested in sufficient amounts, have beneficial effects on ... |
The conciliated ability to fight infections in the environment due to exposure to chemotherapy, radiation, glucocorticoids and anti - rheumatic drugs, malnutrition, aging, malignancies or metabolic diseases is the major hallmark of acquired immune deficiency . However, the inability to fight infections right from birth... |
Withaferin a (wa) is a steroidal lactone naturally occurring in the medicinal plant withania somnifera, which has recently been found to have potent anticancer and radio - sensitizing effects in human cancer cell lines and in animal cancer models without any noticeable systemic toxicity . For breast cancer, wa has been... |
Vitamin b6 is part of the vitamin b group complex and can serve as a cofactor in the metabolism of glucose, amino acids, and lipids . Since it is essential for neurotransmitter synthesis, its deficiency causes various neurological disorders.1 seizures associated with vitamin b6 deficiency are usually observed in pediat... |
Military recruits receiving training have, historically, been vulnerable to acute respiratory disease (ard), their increased susceptibility being attributed to demanding physical training schedules and crowded habitation . Adenoviruses, influenza a and b viruses, streptococcus pneumoniae, streptococcus pyogenes, chlamy... |
The addition of solid particles into heat transfer media has long been known as one of the useful techniques for enhancing heat transfer, although a major consideration when using suspended millimeter- or micrometer - sized particles is that they have the potential to cause some severe problems, such as abrasion, clogg... |
Ionizing radiation exposure of the population in the united states has almost doubled during the past two decades, and medical procedures are considered to be the main source of radiation . This radiation exposure comes from diagnostic imaging studies as well as fluoroscopic visualization utilized during therapeutic in... |
Extraforaminal cervical nerve root block (ecnrb) is a diagnostic and therapeutic alternative in the management of cervical pain when the clinical and radiologic workup fails to provide an appropriate diagnosis and noninvasive measures have failed to provide relief of patients' symptoms.1 fluoroscopically guided ecnrbs ... |
Formation of stable, reproducible high - barrier metal / inp interfaces is an essential prerequisite for the development of high - speed electronic devices, charge - control devices, optoelectronic detectors and wave - guides . High quality metal / inp interfaces are demanded also for good performance of inp based part... |
We analyzed data from nhanes, a nationally representative, cross - sectional survey that became a continuous biannual survey in 1999 (9). The continuous nhanes uses a complex stratified, multistage, cluster - sampling design to select a representative sample of the u.s . Civilian noninstitutionalized population . We co... |
Patients suffering from nasal polyps remain one of the more challenging groups of patients to manage . However, inflammation of the upper and lower airways is well documented, and epidemiologic and pathophysiological links between chronic rhinosinusitis (crs) without or with nasal polyps, asthma, and/or eosinophilic in... |
Meningeal brain tumors, called meningiomas, are now known to arise from arachnoidal cap cells of the leptomeninges . In 1915, harvey cushing considered that meningeal tumors arose from arachnoidal cap cells . Working together with his student, percival bailey, at the peter bent brigham hospital, he adopted a histopatho... |
Nurses are the largest sector of the healthcare workforce and, as such, constitute most of what human factors experts call the sharp end of the healthcare system, the segment in direct contact with patients . This is especially true in hospitals, the sharpest, most hazardous, site of patient care, where 63.2% of nurses... |
Macrophages distributed in tissues throughout the body play a key role in immune response, tissue homeostasis, metabolism, and repair . Mature macrophages in different tissues present with different phenotypes, such as microglia in the brain, alveolar macrophages in the lungs, kupffer cells in the liver, and osteoclast... |
We used the drosophila pupal midline to study the process of crowding - induced elimination (figure 1e). We decided to re - evaluate the contribution of caspase and apoptosis to cell delamination . Inhibition of apoptosis by constitutive overexpression of the apoptosis inhibitor diap1 almost completely abolishes cell d... |
Mindfulness - based interventions (mbis) are being increasingly applied in a variety of settings . Typically an mbi is a group - based, 8-week programme consisting of a series of mindfulness meditation practices led by a trained mindfulness - based teacher. Internationally, the most renowned interventions are mindfulne... |
We colloquially speak of motivation to get out of bed, write a paper, do household chores, answer the phone, and of course, to learn . We sense that motivation to learn exists (as opposed to being a euphemism, intellectual invention or epiphenomenon) and is important as both a dependent variable (higher or lower levels... |
The management of infections with pseudomonas aeruginosa is becoming increasingly more difficult because of the development of multi - drug resistance (mdr) and the ability of p. aeruginosa to develop resistance to monotherapies . Historically, pseudomonas aeruginosa has been implicated in a wide range of community and... |
For early detection of arteriosclerotic disease, several parameters for assessing vascular nature have been used . The pulse wave velocity (pwv) is one of these parameters and has been widely used mainly in the field of internal medicine, especially in the prediction of cardiovascular events . However, carotid - femora... |
Diaper dermatitis (dd) is a highly frequent condition in infants, particularly at 115 months of age . It is an irritating and inflammatory acute dermatitis in the perineal and perianal areas resulting from the occlusion and irritation caused by diapers . Dd is directly influenced by a series of factors, such as excessi... |
Combined cataract and vitreoretinal surgery (phacovitrectomy) has gained popularity in the recent years . The combined surgery offers advantages including: adequate visualization of the posterior segment, adequate access to the vitreous base, more rapid visual recovery, and avoiding the need for cataract surgery in the... |
A systematic literature search was conducted in pubmed (january 1, 1992, to september 30, 2015) with the following keywords: breast neoplasm and human papillomavirus . These patients received surgeries at korea university guro hospital from january 2007 to january 2015 . The 123 breast cancer samples were composed of 1... |
Field work was conducted in the periurban pueblo joven (shantytown) of pampas de san juan de miraflores, 25 km from the center of lima, peru . In the 1980s immigration to the community has slowed, and general living conditions have improved . In 1995, 97% of houses had electricity, 48% had toilets, and 64% had a househ... |
In order to satisfy the high esthetic needs in the maxillary anterior region, it is crucial that there be a harmonious relationship between the teeth and the surrounding soft tissues.12 however, alveolar ridge defects caused by trauma, tooth extractions, advanced periodontal disease, etc . Lead to unnatural emergence p... |
Patients who suffer from dysphagia, dysfunctional relaxation of the lower esophageal sphincter (les), and lack of peristalsis of the esophageal body may fit the criteria for achalasia.1 regurgitation with dysphagia to solids and liquids is also suggestive of this condition, which historically has been treated with pneu... |
Knee varus deformity caused by knee osteoarthritis (knee oa)1 and thoracic kyphosis (tk) caused by osteoporosis2 are often seen in clinical settings as posture malalignment in the elderly . Clinically, good posture during walking and activities of daily living (adl) is generally recommended3, 4 for the elderly with pos... |
In industrialized nations, back pain is nearly ubiquitous with a prevalence of 60%90%, which is second only to the common cold as a reason for a physician visit . Although it is extremely difficult to accurately identify a pain generator, disc degeneration is postulated to be the common and often times the earliest pre... |
Following traumatic brain injury (tbi), the primary and secondary injury - induced neural tissue loss is permanent . As the mature mammalian brain has limited capacity to repair and replace the damaged neurons, neural transplantation is a prospective therapy for tbi as transplanted cells may differentiate into region -... |
Chronic graft vasculopathy (cgv), also referred to as transplant - associated arteriosclerosis, is a widespread and progressive process characterized by intimal hyperplasia, inflammation, and fibrosis of the graft arterial microvasculature . Cgv is a major challenge for heart and other organ transplant recipients [14].... |
These infections occur within one year of a surgical procedure with an implant and within 30 days without any left implant . They are further categorized in terms of anatomic location: superficial infections afflict only skin or subcutaneous tissue around the incision; deep infections afflict deep soft tissue such as f... |
Pleural effusion in patients with chronic myeloid leukemia (cml) is a rare occurrence and poorly understood . Still rare . The possible mechanisms of exudative pleural effusion in cml patients include leukemic infiltration into the pleura, extra - medullary hematopoiesis, non malignant causes and drugs etc . Below, we ... |
Recently, the incidence of colorectal cancer (crc) has drastically increased in south korea, and colonoscopy is being recommended for screening of crc in adults aged over 50 years.1 although appropriate colonic cleansing is essential prior to colonoscopy, effective, safe, easy - to - administer, and contraindication - ... |
Since their introduction in the 1950s, sulfonylureas (sus) have remained one of the major therapeutic classes in the treatment of type 2 diabetes mellitus (dm). The uk prospective diabetes study (ukpds) has provided extensive insights into their efficacy and clinical utility, finding that more intensive glucose control... |
The most commonly used nsaids are aspirin, acetaminophen, ibuprofen, diclofenac, indometacin and naproxen . All nsaids share antipyretic, analgesic and anti - inflammatory actions with the exception of acetaminophen which is antipyretic and analgesic but is largely devoid of anti - inflammatory activity. [13] non - ste... |
Members of the nuclear receptor (nr) superfamily regulate the expression of target genes involved in a range of physiological processes such as development, metabolism, and immunity . All members of the superfamily are multidomain proteins, with many consisting of a highly variable n - terminal a / b domain that contai... |
Only 32 surgically resected cases are reported in the literature.1 2 another 11 cases treated with gamma knife were found in our search, none of them are histologically confirmed.3 4 5 6 7 8 we present a case of histologically confirmed trochlear schwannoma followed by gamma knife surgery . A 52-year - old man without ... |
Primary generalized dystonia (pgd) is a progressive neurological disorder characterized by involuntary, prolonged muscle contractions and abnormal twisting postures in young adults (1). The most frequent cause of early onset primary dystonia is an autosomal dominant disease due to mutation in dyt1 gene locus on chromos... |
Vanishing white matter disease (vwmd), also known as childhood ataxia with central hypomyelination (cach),1 is one of the most prevalent hereditary white matter diseases.2 it typically appears in a previously healthy child, and it produces a progressive neurological deterioration with some acute exacerbations in reacti... |
As mentioned earlier, we have analyzed two cgmd trajectories that have been described before . The simulation box was 44 nm 46 nm in each case, but the z - dimension was 10 and 14 nm long, respectively, because the two simulations differed in the conformation of the h - ras proteins . This difference primarily involves... |
Most often it is seen in children of five to twelve years of age because of its unique ossification and vascularity . Immuno compromised states like hiv, tuberculosis, intravenous drug abuse and trauma have been predisposing factors for adult patellar osteomyelitis . We report two cases of patellar osteomyelitis in adu... |
Dna methylation is an epigenetic modification which is catalyzed by dna cytosine-5-methyltransferases (dnmts) and occurs at the 5-position (c5) of the cytosine ring, within cpg dinucleotides . Dna methylation is essential in regulating gene expression in nearly all biological processes including development, growth, an... |
The human body is colonized by a vast number of microbes, collectively referred to as the human microbiota . The link between these microbes and our health is the focus of a growing number of research initiatives, and new insights are emerging rapidly . The fact that the number of microbial cells composing the human mi... |
A 48-year - old woman presented with a vaginal mass that was an incidentally detected lesion during gynecological cancer screening . A physical examination revealed a hard mass on the anterior wall of the vagina, and the laboratory results were unremarkable . Mr imaging was performed on a gyroscan intera 1.5 t unit (ph... |
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