cangelosi, antonio riberi, giacomo salvi, massimo molinari, filippo titolo, paolo agus, marco calì, corrado
The use of Mixed Reality in medicine is widely documented to be a candidate to revolutionize surgical interventions. In this paper we present a system to simulate k-wire placement, that is a common orthopedic procedure used to stabilize fractures, dislocations, and other traumatic injuries. With the described system, it is possible to leverage Mixe...
Ahmad, Tessnim R Bever, Gregory J Stewart, Jay M
In this retrospective comparative case series at a teaching hospital, we reviewed adult patients with rhegmatogenous retinal detachment who underwent scleral buckling surgery with external drainage of subretinal fluid performed before versus after placement of the scleral buckle. Eight eyes in each group were roughly matched for age, sex, baseline ...
David, Chibuike Dailey, Harry A Jami-Alahmadi, Yasaman Wohlschlegel, James A Medlock, Amy E
Heme is an essential cofactor for multiple cellular processes in most organisms. In developing erythroid cells, the demand for heme synthesis is high, but is significantly lower in non-erythroid cells. While the biosynthesis of heme in metazoans is well understood, the tissue-specific regulation of the pathway is less explored. To better understand...
Nguyen, Nhung Thrul, Johannes Neilands, Torsten B Ling, Pamela M
BackgroundCo-use of tobacco and cannabis is highly prevalent among young US adults. Same-day co-use of tobacco and cannabis (ie, use of both substances on the same day) may increase the extent of use and negative health consequences among young adults. However, much remains unknown about same-day co-use of tobacco and cannabis, in part due to chall...
Fremin, Brayon J Bhatt, Ami S Kyrpides, Nikos C
Structured RNAs play crucial roles in viruses, exerting influence over both viral and host gene expression. However, the extensive diversity of structured RNAs and their ability to act in cis or trans positions pose challenges for predicting and assigning their functions. While comparative genomics approaches have successfully predicted candidate s...
Thai, Leanne W Hill, Lucas Balcombe, Shannon Karim, Afsana Karris, Maile Young
We aimed to evaluate the impact of polypharmacy on the risk of having a fall in older persons with HIV (PWH). PWH at least 50 years of age who were seen at our institution from September 2012 to August 2017 were included. Unique participants were selected for either a case or control cohort depending on the presence of a documented fall during the ...
Britten, Richard A Limoli, Charles L
Traditionally, the brain has been regarded as a relatively insensitive late-reacting tissue, with radiologically detectable damage not being reported at doses
Xi, Nan Miles Li, Jingyi Jessica
Autoencoders are the backbones of many imputation methods that aim to relieve the sparsity issue in single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) data. The imputation performance of an autoencoder relies on both the neural network architecture and the hyperparameter choice. So far, literature in the single-cell field lacks a formal discussion on how to de...
Senyei, Grant Nobari, Matthew Miller, Russell Harrell, Brody Cheng, George Z
The number of procedures required to attain proficiency with new bronchoscopic biopsy technologies for peripheral pulmonary lesions (PPLs) is uncertain. A prospective, single-center study evaluated learning curves of two operators performing PPL biopsies using a novel, real-time, intraoperative tomographic imaging system in consecutive procedures i...
Xing, Ying Kochunov, Peter van Erp, Theo GM Ma, Tianzhou Calhoun, Vince D Du, Yuhui
Feature selection can disclose biomarkers of mental disorders that have unclear biological mechanisms. Although neighborhood rough set (NRS) has been applied to discover important sparse features, it has hardly ever been utilized in neuroimaging-based biomarker identification, probably due to the inadequate feature evaluation metric and incomplete ...