Three-factor nomogram predicts endotracheal IMV in preterm infants receiving pulmonary surfactant within 72 hours
A simple three-factor check predicts breathing help for preterm babies
This single-center retrospective cohort study evaluated a three-factor nomogram in 1,059 preterm infants admitted within 72 hours of life.
A new bedside check using three simple factors can predict which preterm infants will need a breathing tube within 72 hours.
Nomogram Predicts Osteoporosis Risk in Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients
New tool predicts osteoporosis risk in rheumatoid arthritis patients
A single-center retrospective study of 349 RA patients developed a nomogram predicting osteoporosis risk.
A new prediction model identified osteoporosis in 37.8% of rheumatoid arthritis patients, using factors like sex and body mass.
Retrospective analysis of Systemic Inflammatory Response Index in elderly influenza A pneumonia
New Blood Test Predicts Flu Severity in Older Adults
This retrospective analysis evaluated the Systemic Inflammatory Response Index in 160 patients aged 65 years or older with influenza A virus…
A new blood test using white blood cell counts may help doctors predict flu pneumonia severity in older adults before symptoms worsen.
Case report describes myeloid sarcoma relapse in breast after nasal cavity presentation
A rare cancer returns to the breast six years after nasal treatment
This case report details the clinical course of a 68-year-old female with myeloid sarcoma and acute myeloid leukemia.
A rare blood cancer can hide in the breast for years and look exactly like a normal tumor without special lab tests
Meta-analysis identifies risk factors for postoperative delirium in oral and maxillofacial surgery patients
Five Things Linked to Confusion After Oral and Jaw Surgery
This meta-analysis synthesizes data from 2,398 patients undergoing oral and maxillofacial surgery to identify risk factors for postoperative…
Five specific habits and traits significantly raise the risk of postoperative confusion after oral and jaw surgery procedures.
Case report review of fertility-sparing surgery for ovarian borderline mucinous tumor with carcinosarcomatous mural nodule
A rare ovarian tumor diagnosis explained in a single patient case
This source is a case report review describing a 27-year-old female patient with an ovarian borderline mucinous tumor and carcinosarcomatous…
Doctors treated a 27-year-old woman with a rare ovarian tumor using fertility-sparing surgery and chemotherapy, with no signs of the cancer …
Non-invasive ultrasound defines snuffbox artery RI and PI reference ranges in healthy volunteers versus ICU patients with septic shock or hypertension
New blood flow numbers reveal hidden risks in shock patients
This prospective observational cohort study included 91 healthy volunteers and 55 ICU patients at a 4,900-bed tertiary care hospital in Chin…
A simple finger test now shows hidden blood flow problems that standard checks miss in sick patients.
Ranibizumab plus PRP reduces residual disc neovascularization versus monotherapy in proliferative diabetic retinopathy
Adding Laser to Eye Injections Cuts Treatment Burden for Diabetic Eye Disease
This retrospective cohort study included 238 patients with proliferative diabetic retinopathy.
Combining injections with laser treatment for diabetic eye disease significantly reduces future procedures and complications while preservin…
MMPro-HIP Model Improves Hip Fracture Risk Prediction Accuracy Compared to Global Machine Learning Model
Smart System Helps Doctors Spot Hip Fracture Risks Early
This retrospective cohort study analyzed 1,287 elderly clinical records from Beijing Jishuitan Hospital.
A new artificial intelligence model predicts hip fracture risk in older adults even when doctors lack complete medical records.
Retrospective cohort study assesses clinical improvement prediction in adult acute organophosphate poisoning cases
New tool predicts who will feel relief from poison quickly
This retrospective cohort study included 138 adult acute organophosphate poisoning cases.
A new scoring chart helps doctors spot patients who will feel better fast after dangerous chemical exposure so they can focus resources wher…
Early enteral nutrition linked to favorable biomarker trajectories and lower mortality risk in adult ICU sepsis patients
Early feeding helps sick patients avoid dangerous metabolic spikes
This retrospective cohort study of 3,354 adult ICU patients with sepsis at West China Hospital examined early enteral nutrition (EEN).
Starting food early in the ICU helps patients avoid dangerous metabolic spikes and lowers the risk of dying within 28 days.
H. pylori prevalence 34.3% in French Guiana; gastric adenocarcinoma found in 1.65%
One Third of Stomach Tests Show Hidden Bacteria Risk
A retrospective cohort study of 545 patients with H.
A new look at stomach biopsies shows one in three patients carry a hidden bacteria that can lead to serious disease.