Vascular Injury Extent Predicts Early Digit Survival After Replantation
A ten-year observational study shows that the extent of vascular damage is the primary non-surgical determinant of early finger survival ...
A ten-year observational study shows that the extent of vascular damage is the primary non-surgical determinant of early finger survival ...
A meta-analysis of four randomized controlled trials involving 6,542 participants found no statistically significant difference in major adverse cardiovascular events ...
A narrative review in Cardiology and Therapy questions the utility of routine asymptomatic cardiac screening before kidney transplantation, noting that ...
A new study in Acta Neurochirurgica details a surgical technique using a single curved microclip to facilitate superficial temporal artery ...
A case report describes a 3.5-year-old girl with recurrent seizures, dysphagia and global aphasia whose MRI and MRA revealed Moyamoya ...
A retrospective single-center study of 843 patients found that an XGBoost model combining clinical data, T2* mapping and rest myocardial ...
Quantitative indocyanine green near-infrared fluorescence imaging reveals that diabetic patients show far weaker foot perfusion recovery after revascularization than patients ...
A new letter to the editor challenges a transcriptomic study linking collagen-rich extracellular matrix to postoperative angiogenesis in Moyamoya disease, ...
New research shows that the immune surface protein CD37 drives inflammatory macrophage activity that impairs blood vessel regrowth and muscle ...
High-resolution vessel wall MRI reveals that ischemic stroke in moyamoya disease is driven by diffuse arterial narrowing and constrictive remodeling, ...
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