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To evaluate how blast exposure impacts peripheral biomarkers.
On day 7, 21 military personnel experienced peak overpressure <2 pounds per square inch (psi); while 29 military personnel experienced peak overpressure ≥5 psi. Blood samples were collected each day to measure changes in amyloid beta (Aβ), neurofilament light chain (NFL), and tau concentrations.
Within 24hours following exposure ≥5 psi, the ≥5 psi group had lower Aβ42 (
=.004) and NFL (
<.001) compared to the <2 psi group and lower Aβ42 (9.35%) and NFL (22.01%) compared to baseline. DMOG datasheet Twenty-four hours after ≥5 psi exposure, the ≥5 psi group had lower tau (
<.001) and NFL (
<.001) compared to the <2 psi group and baseline. Seventy-two hours after exposure ≥5 psi, tau increased in the ≥5 psi group compared to the <2 psi group (
=.02) and baseline. The tauAβ42 ratio 24hours after blast (
=.012), and the Aβ40Aβ42 ratio 48hours after blast (
=.04) differed in the ≥5 psi group compared to the <2 psi group.
These findings provide an initial report of acute alterations in biomarker concentrations following blast exposure.
These findings provide an initial report of acute alterations in biomarker concentrations following blast exposure.Out-of-office blood pressure measurement is an essential part of diagnosing and managing hypertension. In the era of advanced digital health information technology, the approach to achieving this is shifting from traditional methods (ambulatory and home blood pressure monitoring) to wearable devices and technology. Wearable blood pressure monitors allow frequent blood pressure measurements (ideally continuous beat-by-beat monitoring of blood pressure) with minimal stress on the patient. It is expected that wearable devices will dramatically change the quality of detection and management of hypertension by increasing the number of measurements in different situations, allowing accurate detection of phenotypes that have a negative impact on cardiovascular prognosis, such as masked hypertension and abnormal blood pressure variability. Frequent blood pressure measurements and the addition of new features such as monitoring of environmental conditions allows interpretation of blood pressure data in the context of daily stressors and different situations. This new digital approach to hypertension contributes to anticipation medicine, which refers to strategies designed to identify increasing risk and predict the onset of cardiovascular events based on a series of data collected over time, allowing proactive interventions to reduce risk. To achieve this, further research and validation is required to develop wearable blood pressure monitoring devices that provide the same accuracy as current approaches and can effectively contribute to personalized medicine.
To examine the extent to which race/ethnicity, length of rehabilitation hospital stay (LOS), and payer source contribute to functional status following inpatient rehabilitation in children with acquired brain injury (ABI).
Retrospective cohort study from a pediatric rehabilitation hospital including 485 individuals with ABI.
Functional Independence Measure for Children (WeeFIM) scores were transformed into age-corrected Developmental Functional Quotients (DFQ) to examine the effects of race/ethnicity, LOS, and payer source (public insurance vs. private) on functional outcomes while controlling for year of admission, admission DFQ, time to rehabilitation, age, and brain injury aetiology.
Discharge DFQ scores tended to be lower for children with public insurance as well as those with longer LOS. There was no main effect of race/ethnicity, but a significant interaction effect for payer source×LOS (
<.001) was found. Further breakdown of the interaction showed lower discharge DFQ scores for children with public insurance primarily when LOS exceeded 28days (
=.001).
Children with ABI who have both public insurance and LOS beyond 4 weeks tend to have poorer functional outcomes after inpatient rehabilitation. Because all children were receiving services at the same facility, payer source may be functioning as a proxy for other sociodemographic factors.
Children with ABI who have both public insurance and LOS beyond 4 weeks tend to have poorer functional outcomes after inpatient rehabilitation. Because all children were receiving services at the same facility, payer source may be functioning as a proxy for other sociodemographic factors.Deoxycholic acid (BELKYRATM, Allergan, Markham, ON, Canada) is a minimally invasive injectable treatment approved by Health Canada for the nonsurgical reduction of submental fullness. Multiple phase III clinical trials have proven the efficacy and safety of deoxycholic acid. In the clinical trials, the most common adverse events (AEs) reported, such as injection site pain, numbness, swelling, bruising and induration, were transient and mild-to-moderate in severity. Additional postmarketing AEs have been reported in the literature. In this study, we reviewed the uncommon reported events and aimed to increase clinician awareness of the potential adverse effects for patient counselling of risks and benefits, identify AEs of procedures that may be performed outside of the medical environment, and identify factors that increase the risk of an adverse event. Beyond the clinical trials, real-world case reports and case series have been reported for the AEs of alopecia, transient neuropraxia, vascular occlusive events/vascular injury, and skin necrosis. Dermatologists need to be aware of these risks, for the treatment and management of their own patients and for those patients who may be treated outside the medical clinic environment that present for medical management of these AEs.The variant rs4769613 T/C within the enhancer element near FLT1, an acknowledged gene in preeclampsia, was previously identified as a risk factor for preeclampsia in the genome-wide association study (GWAS) targeting placental genotypes. We aimed to test the robustness of this association in 2 Estonian cohorts. Both placental sample sets HAPPY PREGNANCY (Development of novel non-invasive biomarkers for fertility and healthy pregnancy; preeclampsia, n=44 versus nonpreeclampsia, n=1724) and REPROMETA (REPROgrammed fetal and/or maternal METAbolism; 52/277) exhibited suggestive association between rs4769613[C] variant and preeclampsia (logistic regression adjusted for gestational age and fetal sex, nominal P less then 0.05). Meta-analysis across 2 samples (96/2001) replicated the genome-wide association study outcome (Bonferroni corrected P=4×10-3; odds ratio, 1.75 [95% CI, 1.23-2.49]). No association was detected with gestational diabetes mellitus, preterm birth, and newborn parameters. Also, neither maternal nor paternal rs4769613 genotypes predisposed to preeclampsia.
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