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tid gland is rather difficult by conventional imaging modalities. • A radiomics nomogram integrated with the radiomics signature, demographics, and CT findings facilitates differentiation of BLEL from MALToma with improved diagnostic efficacy.
To evaluate the accuracy of diagnoses of COVID-19 based on chest CT as well as inter-observer agreement between teleradiologists during on-call duty and senior radiologists in suspected COVID-19 patients.

From March 13, 2020, to April 14, 2020, consecutive suspected COVID-19 adult patients who underwent both an RT-PCR test and chest CT from 15 hospitals were included in this prospective study. Chest CTs were immediately interpreted by the on-call teleradiologist and were systematically blind reviewed by a senior radiologist. Readings were categorised using a five-point scale (1) normal; (2) non-infectious findings; (3) infectious findings but not consistent with COVID-19 infection; (4) consistent with COVID-19 infection; and (5) typical appearance of COVID-19 infection. The diagnostic accuracy of chest CT and inter-observer agreement using the kappa coefficient were evaluated over the study period.

In total, 513 patients were enrolled, of whom 244/513 (47.6%) tested positive for RT-PCR. First readings win the emergency setting and the second reading by the senior emergency teleradiologist was excellent (weighted kappa = 0.87).
• The accuracy of readings by on-call teleradiologists, relative to second readings by senior radiologists, demonstrated a sensitivity of 0.75-0.79, specificity of 0.92-0.97, NPV of 0.80-0.83, and PPV of 0.89-0.96, based on "typical appearance," as predictive of RT-PCR+. • Inter-observer agreement between the first reading in the emergency setting and the second reading by the senior emergency teleradiologist was excellent (weighted kappa = 0.87).
To prospectively assess the frequency of severe abdominal pain during and after transarterial chemoembolization (TACE) for hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) using the visual analog scale (VAS), and to identify predictive factors.

Ninety-eight TACE performed in 80 patients (mean 65 ± 12years old, 60 men) were consecutively and prospectively included. Abdominal pain was considered severe if the VAS ≥ 30/100 after treatment administration, or if opioid analgesic (grades 2-3) intake was required during hospitalization. Patient and tumor characteristics as well as technical factors associated with severe pain were identified by binary logistic regression.

The criterion for severe pain was met in 41/98 (42%) of procedures (peri-procedural pain 30/98 [31%] and opioid consumption during hospitalization 24/98 [25%]). Multivariate analysis identified age (odds ratio [OR] = 0.943 (95% confidence interval 0.895-0.994), p = 0.029), cirrhosis (OR = 0.284 (0.083-0.971), p = 0.045), and alcoholic liver disease (OR = 0.081nce of severe abdominal pain.
• Severe abdominal pain occurs in 43% of TACE for HCC. • Younger age, absence of cirrhosis, and absence of alcoholic liver disease were identified as independent predictive factors of severe abdominal pain. • A simple combination of the three abovementioned features helped predict the occurrence of severe abdominal pain.
To determine patterns of variation of subchondral T2 signal changes in pediatric sacroiliac joints (SIJ) by location, age, sex, and sacral apophyseal closure.

MRI of 502 SIJ in 251 children (132 girls), mean age 12.4years (range 6.1-18.0), was obtained with parental informed consent. One hundred twenty-seven out of 251 had asymptomatic joints and were imaged for non-rheumatologic reasons, and 124 had low back pain but no sign of sacroiliitis on initial clinical MRI review. After calibration, three subspecialist radiologists independently scored subchondral signal changes on fat-suppressed fluid-sensitive sequences from 0 to 3 in 4 locations, and graded the degree of closure of sacral segmental apophyses. Associations between patient age, sex, signal changes, and apophyseal closure were analyzed.

Rim-like subchondral increased T2 signal or "flaring" was much more common at sacral than iliac SIJ margins (72% vs 16%, p< 0.001) and was symmetrical in > 90% of children. Iliac flaring scores were alwaysal finding in children that usually persists throughout adolescence. • The following patterns are unusual in normal children and are suspicious for pathology definite iliac flaring, iliac flaring more intense than sacral flaring, left-right difference in flaring, definite flaring of any pattern in teenagers after sacral apophyseal closure.
• A rim of subchondral high T2 signal is commonly observed on MRI at pediatric sacroiliac joints, primarily on the sacral side before segmental apophyseal closure, and should not be confused with pathology. • Unlike subchondral signal changes elsewhere, high T2 signal underlying the iliac crest apophyses is a near-universal normal finding in children that usually persists throughout adolescence. • The following patterns are unusual in normal children and are suspicious for pathology definite iliac flaring, iliac flaring more intense than sacral flaring, left-right difference in flaring, definite flaring of any pattern in teenagers after sacral apophyseal closure.This short article provides additional justification for our understanding of the virus-host relationship in the population. Some new data are presented concerning viral structure/behavior and a critical assessment on the possibilities of using new approaches for the treatment of patients with COVID-19.
Sub-optimal opioid prescribing and use is viewed as a major contributor to the growing opioid crisis. This study aims to systematically review the nature, process and outcomes of interventions to optimize prescribed medicines and reduce their misuse in chronic non-malignant pain (CNMP) with a particular focus on minimizing misuse of opiates.

A systematic review of literature was undertaken. Search of literature using Medline, EMBASE and CINAHL databases from 2000 onwards was conducted. Screening and selection, data extraction and risk of bias assessments were undertaken by two independent reviewers. Narrative synthesis of the data was conducted.

A total of 21 studies were included in the review, of which three were RCTs. Interventions included clinical (e.g. Stenoparib datasheet urine drug testing, opioid treatment contract, pill count), behavioural (e.g. electrical diaries about craving), cognitive behavioural treatment and/or educational interventions for patients and healthcare providers delivered as a single or as a multi-component intervention.
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