Research Insights
This section focuses on the most recent research and discoveries across the globe in the various healthcare disciplines.
An approach for developing a blood-based screening panel for lung cancer based on clonal hematopoietic mutations
Early detection can significantly reduce mortality due to lung cancer Presented here is an approach for developing a bloodbased screening panel based on clonal hematopoietic mutations
Role of multisegmental nerve ultrasound in the diagnosis of leprosy neuropathy
Leprosy is the most common treatable peripheral neuropathy worldwide The detection of peripheral nerve impairment is essential for its diagnosis and treatment
The First Generative AI Prompt-A-Thon in Healthcare: A Novel Approach to Workforce Engagement with a Private Instance of ChatGPT
Healthcare crowdsourcing events facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration and encourage innovation Peerreviewed research has not yet considered
Deep learning-based respiratory muscle segmentation as a potential imaging biomarker for respiratory function assessment
Respiratory diseases significantly affect respiratory function making them a considerable contributor to global mortality The respiratory muscles play an important role in disease
Optimising primary molecular profiling in non-small cell lung cancer
Molecular profiling of NSCLC is essential for optimising treatment decisions but often incomplete We assessed the efficacy of protocolised
Analysis of the effect of motion on highly accelerated 3D FatNavs in 3D brain images acquired at 3T
D FatNavs are rapid acquisitions of MRI fatvolumes within the head that can be used for retrospective motion correction for brain MRI D FatNavs typically use
Ambulatory antibiotic prescription rates for acute respiratory infection rebound two years after the start of the COVID-19 pandemic
During the COVID pandemic acute respiratory infection ARI antibiotic prescribing in ambulatory care markedly decreased It is unclear if antibiotic prescription rates will remain
Postoperative opioids administered to inpatients with major or orthopaedic surgery: A retrospective cohort study using data from hospital electronic prescribing systems
Opioids administered in hospital during the immediate postoperative period are likely to influence postsurgical outcomes but inpatient prescribing during the admission is
Beyond objective metrics: A comparative analysis of health care systems incorporating subjective dimensions to improve comparability of access and equity in healthcare assessments
Comparing health care systems is important for several reasons Eg lowerresource health care systems can learn from higherresource ones and countryspecific progress
Similarity-driven motion-resolved reconstruction for ferumoxytol-enhanced whole-heart MRI in congenital heart disease
A similaritydriven multidimensional binning algorithm reconstruction of freerunning cardiac magnetic resonance imaging data was previously proposed While very
