System for assistance in ultrasound‐guided percutaneous hepatic interventions using augmented reality: First steps
Liliana Salazar,
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Ignacio Sánchez‐Varo,
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Daniel Caballero
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et al.
Healthcare Technology Letters,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 29, 2025
Abstract
This
study
aims
to
develop
a
system
based
on
mixed
reality
imaging
for
assistance
in
percutaneous
ultrasound‐guided
liver
interventions.
A
phantom,
an
ultrasound
scanner
with
abdominal
probe,
electromagnetic
tracking
localization
of
the
and
needle
were
used
system.
gelatin
phantom
was
fabricated,
including
set
lesions
(with
agarose,
glycerol,
sephadex)
artificial
blood
vessels
3D
printed
thermoplastic
polyurethane
(TPU)
elastic
fibres.
Intraoperative
images
from
BK5000
acquired
using
video
capture
transmitted
Slicer.
The
NDI
Aurora
system,
coupled
probe
intracorporeal
needle,
real‐time
trajectory
tracking,
providing
us
spatial
information.
These
are
then
sent
augmented
HoloLens
device
as
primary
visualization
work
lays
groundwork
development
more
comprehensive
assist
interventions
order
improve
accuracy
safety
these
procedures.
use
technology
allows
better
integration
image‐guided
surgery
systems,
such
one
presented
this
work,
real
clinical
environments,
closer
patient.
Language: Английский
Drug-eluting beads transarterial chemoembolization vs conventional transarterial chemoembolization in the treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma in adult patients: a systematic review and update meta-analysis of observational studies
T. S. Chernyshenko,
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Roman A. Polkin,
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Е. Р. Двойникова
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et al.
Frontiers in Oncology,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
14
Published: Feb. 12, 2025
Study
design
Systematic
review
and
update
meta-analysis.
Purpose
The
present
systematic
meta-analysis
were
conducted
to
compare
the
efficacy
safety
of
two
approaches
for
HCC
in
adult
patients
(DEB-TACE
vs
cTACE).
Overview
literature
TACE
procedure
is
indicated
treatment
with
intermediate
(BCLC
B)
early
A).
Conflicting
data
obtained
from
earlier
meta-analyses
comparing
DEB-TACE
cTACE
prompted
updated
Methods
study
included
over
age
18
HCC.
MEDLINE
a
search
using
Pubmed
Google
Scholar
up
May
2024.
following
parameters
evaluated:
effectiveness
tumor
response
according
mRECIST
criteria
(CR,
PR,
SD,
PD),
overall
survival,
progression-free
complication
rate.
32
retro-
prospective
studies
analyzed.
Results
4,367
patients.
radiological
all
four
CR,
PD
group
showed
best
response.
survival
rate
during
was
higher
by
3.54
months
(p
<0.00001),
(PFS)
3.07
<0.0001),
respectively.
incidence
complications
comparable
both
groups.
Conclusions
results
revealed
clinically
significant
advantages
comparison
cTACE.
Being
terms
frequency
complications,
demonstrated
result
therapy,
survival.
Language: Английский
Valvular surgery for rheumatic heart disease in Africa: a scoping review protocol
Victor Oluwafemi Femi-Lawal,
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Victory B. Effiom,
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Anayo James Michael
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et al.
International Journal of Surgery Protocols,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 20, 2025
Background:
Rheumatic
heart
disease
(RHD)
remains
a
major
health
challenge
in
Africa,
where
the
prevalence
is
notably
high.
Valvular
surgery
crucial
procedure
for
managing
severe
RHD.
However,
current
state
and
historical
trend
of
research
on
this
subject
African
populations
not
well
understood.
Understanding
scope,
matter,
quality
literature
topic
over
time
essential
to
inform
future
clinical
practice.
Objective:
This
paper
aims
assess
published
evaluate
vital
outcomes
such
as
surgical
outcomes,
survival
rates,
postoperative
complications,
long-term
life,
morbidities,
mortalities,
barriers
valve
patients
with
RHD
Africa.
Methods:
protocol
adheres
Preferred
Reporting
Items
Systematic
Reviews
Meta-Analyses
extension
Scoping
(PRISMA-ScR).
An
extensive
search
will
be
conducted
across
different
databases,
including
PubMed,
Scopus,
Web
Science,
Cochrane
Library,
Index
Medicus,
Journals
Online.
Studies
identified
through
keyword
searches
reviewed
against
predefined
inclusion
exclusion
criteria
by
two
reviewers,
third
reviewer
resolving
any
discrepancies.
A
narrative
synthesis
describe
findings.
Conclusion:
The
findings
from
scoping
review
provide
an
understanding
valvular
contexts.
help
guide
directions
field.
Language: Английский