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Light activatable porphyrinic photosensitizers (PSs) are essential components of anticancer and antimicrobial therapy and diagnostic imaging. Androgen Receptor Antagonist However, their biological applications are quite challenging due to the lack of hydrophilicity and biocompatibility. To overcome such drawbacks, photosensitizers can be doped into a biocompatible polymer such as gelatin and further can be used for biomedical applications. Herein, first, a novel A4 type porphyrin PS [5,10,15,20-tetrakis(4-pyridylamidephenyl)porphyrin; TPyAPP] was synthesized via a rational route with good yield. Further, this porphyrin was encapsulated into the gelatin nanoparticles (GNPs) to develop hydrophilic phototherapeutic nanoagents (PTNAs, A4por-GNPs). Notably, the synthesis of such porphyrin-doped GNPs avoids the use of any toxic chemicals or solvents. The nanoprobes have also shown good fluorescence quantum yield demonstrating their applicability in bioimaging. Further, the mechanistic aspects of the anticancer and antimicrobial efficacy of the developed A4por-GNPs were evaluated via singlet oxygen generation studies. Overall, our results indicated porphyrin-doped biodegradable polymeric nanoparticles act as effective phototherapeutic agents against a broad range of cancer cell lines and microbes upon activation by the low-cost LED light.
Flexion contracture following total knee arthroplasty (TKA) in patients with hemophilia is not uncommon, and this complication reduces knee range of motion and produces morbidity for the patient. This report states the success of treatment of flexion contracture after primary TKA in a patient with hemophilia; by open soft tissue contracture releasing and serial casting.

A 20-year-old-man presented with hemophilia type A. He had undergone TKA for treatment of secondary osteoarthritis, following chronic hemophilic arthropathy of his right knee. After surgery, the patient had progressive flexion contracture posture, until he had 45 degrees of knee flexion contracture at his 3month follow up. The patient received open soft tissue releasing, then serial casting for 6weeks. After this, the cast was removed and he continued with a home rehabilitation program. At 1year follow, his knee flexion contraction contracture had improved up to 10 degrees. The patients function had recovered and he was satisfied with this treatment.

The complications after TKA in patients with hemophilia are very challenging in there management; with flexion contracture after TKA being a common complication in patients with hemophilia.

In severe flexion contracture following TKA, soft tissue releasing combined with serial casting is effective, and might be an option that is less invasive than revising all of the TKA components.
In severe flexion contracture following TKA, soft tissue releasing combined with serial casting is effective, and might be an option that is less invasive than revising all of the TKA components.
Spontaneous bone formation following craniectomy is an extremely rare in adult. As in the medical literature, this is the first case report on total spontaneous ossification following craniectomy in a pregnant woman.

In this paper, we reported a 20-year-old female currently in the 30th week of her pregnancy suffered from head trauma following motorcycle accident. On admission to our hospital, her GCS score was 3 points. She was treated with emergency extradural hematoma evacuation with craniectomy and Caesarean section with uterine artery ligation. 3weeks post-operation, the patient and her daughter were discharged from the hospital. At follow-up, spontaneous cranial bone generation was observed.

The presentation, diagnosis and strategy of treatments were discussed.

Diagnostic imaging in traumatic pregnant patient is often postponed for the concern of fetus exposure to radiation. Traumatic pregnant patient with possible head trauma should be transferred to a center with expertise in neurotrauma and obstetrical care. Spontaneous cranial bone regeneration following craniectomy in adult is rare. Surgery techniques and hormones in pregnancy contribute to bone formation.
Diagnostic imaging in traumatic pregnant patient is often postponed for the concern of fetus exposure to radiation. Traumatic pregnant patient with possible head trauma should be transferred to a center with expertise in neurotrauma and obstetrical care. Spontaneous cranial bone regeneration following craniectomy in adult is rare. Surgery techniques and hormones in pregnancy contribute to bone formation.
Pneumothorax has several classifications, including based on etiology, location, extent, and degree of collapse as well as by mechanism and type.

A 61-years-old man with the main complaint of sudden shortness of breath after lifting a birdcage. The complaint worsened, and it was accompanied by nausea, sweating, and decreased vital signs. The patient was in a life-threatening condition with a tension pneumothorax and treated with needle aspiration (NA). On the second day of treatment, a clinical evaluation showed recurrent dyspnea. Lung physical examination and chest X-ray evaluation showed recurrent pneumothorax with subcutaneous emphysema. Installation of chest tube drainages (CTD) with active continuous suction of -20 cmH
O. High-resolution CT (HRCT) showed right pneumothorax with multiple blebs, bullae, and bronchopleural fistula. Video-assisted thoracic surgery (VATS) was carried out to repair bronchopleural fistula (BPF). However, pre-surgery found multiple bullae and multiple fistulas accompanied by adhesion to the chest wall, thus the procedure could not be conducted. As an alternative, thoracotomy was performed, followed by wedge resection and fistula reparation.

Diagnosis of pneumothorax is based on clinical manifestations. Conservative management by providing oxygen or NA/CTD insertion. Needle aspiration is a simple and alternative treatment and performed for an outpatient indication, whereas CTD requiring hospitalization and is performed by experts. Management aims to restore clinical symptoms, restore lung expansion and prevent a recurrence.

The choice of thoracoscopy/VATS or thoracotomy needs to be considered according to the indications so that complications do not occur and have a good prognosis.
The choice of thoracoscopy/VATS or thoracotomy needs to be considered according to the indications so that complications do not occur and have a good prognosis.
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