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y in ACLR of >12 months increased the risk of cartilage and MM injuries, whereas a delay of >6 months increased the risk of abnormal prereconstruction laxity and reduced the likelihood of MM repair. To reduce meniscus loss and the risk of jeopardizing knee laxity, ACLR should be performed within 6 months after the injury.

Level III,…[Read more]

her studies are required to explore the maturation process of all individual components of the trauma system including the prehospital setting.

The international recognition and accreditation of the trauma center in 2014 was the key factor in the maturation of the trauma system that improved the in-hospital outcomes. Accreditation also brought…[Read more]

Data on the management of Micra transcatheter pacing system (TPS) at the time of an upgrade or during battery depletion is limited.

We sought to evaluate the management patterns of patients implanted with a Micra TPS during long-term follow-up.

We retrospectively identified patients who underwent Micra implantation from April 2014…[Read more]

al insertion remains largely a matter of anaesthetist discretion.Cancer accounts for millions of deaths globally each year, predominantly due to recurrence and metastatic disease. The majority of patients with primary solid organ cancers require surgery, however, some degree of tumour dissemination related to surgery is inevitable. The surgical…[Read more]

16. This indicated the importance of maternal ability in Harnali sheep for initial growth performance. Moderate estimate of direct additive heritability of weaning weight (WT3) and moderate genetic correlations of it with other traits indicated that the current practice of selection at 6 months may be replaced by early selection at WT3 in order to…[Read more]

16. This indicated the importance of maternal ability in Harnali sheep for initial growth performance. Moderate estimate of direct additive heritability of weaning weight (WT3) and moderate genetic correlations of it with other traits indicated that the current practice of selection at 6 months may be replaced by early selection at WT3 in order to…[Read more]

ity scoring in addition to other laboratory and clinical parameters.

Prior studies of rapid response team (RRT) implementation for surgical patients have demonstrated mixed results with respect to reductions in poor outcomes. The aim of this study was to identify predictors of in-hospital mortality and hospital costs among surgical inpatients…[Read more]