Maribavir for Management of Cytomegalovirus in Lung Transplant Recipients: A Case Series and Literature ReviewAbstract Lung transplant recipients represent a high-risk group for cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection and disease, even among solid organ transplant (SOT) recipients, due to multiple factors. Additionally, CMV has significant consequences in this group including pneumonitis, acute rejection, and chronic lung allograft dysfunction. For the past two plus decades [...] |
Physical Education: Equity of Learning and Social Inclusion for Blind Studentsby
Brizeida Hernández Sánchez
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Massiel Coronado-Morán
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Greisy González-Cedeño
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Tancredi Pascucci
Abstract Equity in the educational system is crucial to addressing the needs of all students without distinction, from their initial access to education through to graduation. Achieving equity requires implementing reasonable adjustments to ensure that all students can attend classes, actively participate, and learn effectively. Equity entails transforming inequ [...] |
Graphene Quantum Dots from Synthesis to Innovation for Advanced Optics and Bio-Optics TrendsAbstract The generation of non-classical light with improved performances within tiny sizes, intervals of lengths, and diameters is still a challenge. The generation of variable wavelengths associated with different frequencies of energy modes produced from new sources of emitters within confined scales from the Quantum to Nano-and Micro-scales are of high impac [...] |
Anticipatory Care Plan for End-Stage Chronic Kidney Patients – Case ReportAbstract Chronic Kidney Disease is characterized by progressive, persistent, and irreversible loss of kidney function, with a high prevalence and increasing trend in the population. An important observation, common to all recent studies, is the constant changes experienced by these individuals. Analytical changes, health status and the patient's preferences [...] |
The Role of E-Learning Crack-Up Perception and Fear of Academic Year Loss in Students’ Psychological Distress and Academic PerformanceAbstract This study examines the effect of e-learning crack-up perception (ECUP) and fear of academic year loss (FAYL) on psychological distress (PD). The study also explores the impact of PD on students' academic performance (AP). It uses a quantitative method based on data collected from Egyptian medical university students using convenience sampling. The [...] |
When Should We Raise Clinical Suspicion of DiGeorge Syndrome: Two Case Reports from a Tertiary Hospital in Indonesiaby
Joni Indah Sari
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Nydia Rena Benita Sihombing
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Nani Maharani
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Tri Indah Tri Indah
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Agustini Utari
Abstract DiGeorge syndrome (DGS) or 22q11.2 deletion syndrome (22q11.2DS) is the most common genetic microdeletion in humans, with an incidence rate of 1:3000 to 6000 live births. Early detection and diagnosis of DiGeorge syndrome are challenging to clinicians due to its phenotype variability. We report two cases of DiGeorge syndrome, each demonstrating a differ [...] |
Acute Liver Failure Due to Assumed Drug Induced Liver Injury but Lack of Any Validated Causality Algorithm: Evidence by 36 Cohort Reports with 21,709 Casesby
Rolf Teschke
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Axel Eickhoff
Abstract Liver transplantation (LT) can be the only option for patients with acute liver failure (ALF) where medical approaches are ineffective. Causes of ALF are multiple and commonly easily detectable, but uncertainty remained on the role of drug-induced liver injury (DILI) within the published ALF cohorts. Therefore, an analysis was undertaken to clarify [...] |
Understanding the Scope of the Contemporary Controversy about the Physical Nature and Modeling of the Action Potential: Insights from History and Philosophy of (Neuro)ScienceAbstract According to mainstream neuroscience, the action potential (AP) is a purely dissipative electrical phenomenon that should be modeled as such. However, also (essentially) reversible mechanical, thermal, and optical changes in the neuron have been reported to accompany the movement of the AP along the axonal surface. These are not accounted for in the [...] |
A New Technology System to Support Occupational Activity and Mobility in People with Severe-to-Profound Intellectual Disability and Blindnessby
Giulio E. Lancioni
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Gloria Alberti
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Chiara Filippini
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Nirbhay N. Singh
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Mark F. O’Reilly
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Jeff Sigafoos
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Serafino Buono
Abstract People with severe-to-profound intellectual disability and blindness tend to be sedentary and detached, given their orientation and mobility problems, often combined with their limited interest in their surroundings. An approach to address this problem may involve the use of technology systems guiding the participants through mobility and occupational [...] |
Neuroinflammation in Chronic Pain, Treatment with Topical and Nontraditional TherapiesAbstract Medicines used in pain and chronic pain are aimed at relieving neuroinflammation. This neuroinflammation can occur in the brain, brain stem, dorsal root ganglion and other sites. What causes neuroinflammation? Why does this neuroinflammation last for years? Are there cures for neuroinflammation? |
A Review on Metal Additive Manufacturing - Types, Applications and Future Trendsby
Muhammad Qasim Zafar
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Ramisha Sajjad
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Muhammad Tuoqeer Anwar
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Muhammad Salman Mustafa
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Naveed Husnain
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Anas Bin Aqeel
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Muhammad Bilal Khan
Abstract Metal Additive Manufacturing (MAM) process has been established as an industrial process for customized and intricate metallic components. It is one of the growing technologies proving its potential in numerous fields by introducing the latest processing methods. The significant growth in this technology is partially fueled by its ability to manufacture [...] |
The Remediation of Hexavalent Chromium Using Orange Peel Biosorbent from Industrial EffluentsAbstract One major cause of aquatic pollution is the accumulation of heavy metal ions. This study shows the biosorption properties of orange peel for removing chromium (CrVI) from industrial wastewater at a laboratory scale. This study focused on the biosorption of CrVI using orange peel biosorbent (OPB) from aqueous solutions in the plastic industry (PI), texti [...] |
Evaluating Screening Guidelines for Disruptive Behavior Problems in Children: A Systematic Review of the Accuracy of Parents’ ConcernsAbstract Disruptive behavior problems (DBPs) in young children are early indicators of potential disruptive behavior disorders (DBD), which can lead to negative health and social outcomes. Secondary prevention strategies that target DBPs may facilitate early interventions and reduce these risks. Current Canadian pediatric practice guidelines provide an example [...] |
Community Empowerment in Peri-Urban Areas through Solar Technologies: A Case Study in Central Mexicoby
Diana Eréndira Lara-Llanderal
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Juan Carlos Castro Dominguez
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Karla Graciela Cedano Villavicencio
Abstract This article explores a strategy to empower vulnerable communities by transferring solar technology as a path to energy justice development. The proposed methodology is based on preliminary research on energy uses according to the needs, practices, and customs of the communities. The study focuses on the cases of three women with productive vocations [...] |
Embracing Time: The (Dis)Comfort of Life After Allogeneic Stem Cell TransplantsAbstract Allogeneic Stem Cells Transplantation (ASCT) and, consequently, the chronicity associated with this life event has a growing prevalence and a significant impact on the life and daily life of each person who experiences it. The growing number of ASCT survivors highlights the need to reflect on the unique challenges they face throughout their recover [...] |
Measuring Post-Exertional Malaise with DePaul Symptom Questionnaires: Challenges and OpportunitiesAbstract Following mental or physical exertion, patients with Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome (ME/CFS) experience Post-Exertional Malaise (PEM). Although self-report questions represent less expensive and invasive procedures to assess PEM, variability in the wording of the symptom can cause reliability and validity problems. If different PEM [...] |
Interstitial 1p36 Deletion Syndrome Encompassing CAMTA1 Gene: A Case ReportAbstract Deletion of chromosome 1p36 encompassed various genes; however, the role of the CAMTA1 gene in the 1p36 region is less investigated. We report a child with developmental delay, a history of congenital heart abnormality, self-injurious behavior, nystagmus, and facial dysmorphism. Chromosomal microarray revealed a 257.2 kb deletion of chromosome 1p36 [...] |
Clinical and Molecular Profile of Dystrophin Gene Deletions in Eastern Moroccoby
Smaili Fatimazahra
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Zerrouki Khawla
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Aouni Fatima Ezzahra
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Ghanam Ayad
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Rkain Maria
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Babakhouya Abddeladim
and
Tajir Mariam
Abstract Dystrophinopathies are genetic muscular disorders with recessive inheritance linked to the X chromosome due to mutations in the dystrophin gene, the DMD gene located in Xp21. The best-known forms are Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) and Becker muscular dystrophy (BMD). Our study aims to determine the molecular profile and genotype/phenotype correlation [...] |
Emerging Advances in 3-D & 4-D Printing of Polymeric Nanoarchitectures & Multifacet ApplicationsAbstract 3-Dimension printing (3-DPT) or additive manufacturing (AM) technology has been utilized for a while in the construction of customized 3-D objects utilizing computer software such as computer-aided design (CAD). However, the emergence of an innovative and new four-dimensional printing (4-DPT) has enabled the synergy of AM technology with programmable [...] |
Exploring the Unidimensionality of the GAD-7 for South African First Responders: Evidence from Multiple Psychometric ApproachesAbstract Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) is a prevalent mental health condition and the GAD-7 is widely used as a screening tool and measure of GAD severity. However, research has yielded conflicting findings regarding the factor structure of the instrument, with some studies supporting a unidimensional interpretation while others suggest a two-factor solutio [...] |
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