Bibliometric analysis of the usage of tenecteplase for stroke
Garv Bhasin,
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Latha Ganti
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International Journal of Emergency Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
17(1)
Published: Nov. 1, 2024
In
recent
years,
tenecteplase
has
been
competing
with
alteplase
as
a
treatment
for
acute
ischemic
stroke
given
its
ease
of
administration,
lower
dosage,
cost-effectiveness,
and
better
safety
data.
This
paper
seeks
to
analyze
academic
literature
regarding
the
burgeoning
usage
across
world.
The
Web
Science
database
was
used
collect
data
from
articles
containing
keywords
"Tenecteplase"
"Stroke"
published
1999
2023.
search
resulted
in
576
journal
articles.
study
analyzed
metadata
related
country,
institution,
keywords,
date
each
article
pertaining
use
stroke.
United
States
led
publications
(260,
39.93%),
followed
by
Australia
(101,
15.51%),
tie
third
place
between
Canada
China
(77,
11.83%
each).
three
most
prevalent
were
(N
=
324),
284),
thrombolysis
244).
University
Melbourne
Calgary
leading
institutions
publishing
on
2023,
number
greatest,
making
up
24.3%
all
papers
topic.
surge
2023
could
be
good
indicator
drug's
increasing
prevalence
Despite
this
finding,
is
currently
not
an
FDA-approved
therapy
US
Genentech,
manufacturer,
yet
file
federal
approval
treatment.
Language: Английский
Enhancing Quadruple Health Outcomes after Thoracic Surgery: A Feasibility Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial Utilizing Digital Home Monitoring. (Preprint)
Published: April 5, 2024
BACKGROUND
Surgical
recovery
after
hospital
discharge
often
presents
challenges
for
patients
and
caregivers.
Postoperative
complications
poorly
managed
pain
at
home
can
lead
to
unexpected
visits
the
emergency
department
and/or
readmission
hospital.
Digital
monitoring
(DHM)
may
improve
postoperative
care
compared
standard
methods.
OBJECTIVE
We
conducted
a
feasibility
study
randomized
controlled
trial
(RCT)
assess
DHM's
effectiveness
following
thoracic
surgical
procedures
care.
METHODS
two-arm
parallel-group
pilot
RCT
single
tertiary
center.
Adult
undergoing
were
1:1
into
two
groups:
digital
(DHM
group)
of
(control
group).
adhered
intention-to-treat
analysis
principle.
The
primary
outcome
was
predetermined
criteria.
would
be
feasible
if
more
than
75%
recruitment,
protocol
adherence,
data
collection
achieved.
Secondary
outcomes
included
30-day
visit
rates,
complications,
length
stay,
post-discharge
opioid
consumption,
quality
(QOR-40),
patient/program
satisfaction,
caregiver
healthcare
provider
satisfaction
cost-per-case.
RESULTS
All
criteria
met.
recruitment
rate
87.9%
(95%
CI:
79.4%
–
93.8%).
Protocol
adherence
rates
96.3%
89.4%
-
99.2%)
98.7%
92.9%
99.9%),
respectively.
Eighty
randomized,
with
40
(50%)
in
DHM
group
control
group.
Baseline
patient
clinical
characteristics
comparable
between
groups.
had
fewer
unplanned
ED
(2.7%
vs.
20.5%;
p=.02),
admission
(0%
7.6%;
p=.24),
lower
(20%
47.5%,
p=.01)
shorter
stays
(4.0
6.9
days;
p=.05),
but
consumption
(111.6
±
110.9
74.3
71.9
mg
morphine
equivalents;
p=.08)
also
resulted
times
(130
0
1048
+
1093
minutes;
p=.48)
cost
per
case
($12,145
8,779
$17,247
15,313;
p=.07).
scores
clinically
significantly
better
controls
(185.4
2.6
178.3
3.3;
p<.0001).
37
who
completed
intervention
answered
program
survey
questionnaires
(100%;
95%
90.5%
100%).
Only
36
out
80
caregivers
responded
end
4th
week
post-hospital
(47.7%;
35.7%
59.1%).
Healthcare
providers
reported
100%
rate.
CONCLUSIONS
This
demonstrates
conducting
full-scale
efficacy
improving
surgery.
shows
promise
enhancing
continuity
warrants
further
investigation.
CLINICALTRIAL
registered
ClinicalTrials.gov
(NCT04340960)
Language: Английский
Inconsistently Accurate: Repeatability of GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 in Answering Radiology Board–style Multiple Choice Questions
Radiology,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
311(2)
Published: May 1, 2024
Language: Английский
Analysis of the political viewpoint of policy statements from professional medical organizations using ChatGPT 4.0 (Preprint)
Benjamin Knudsen,
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A. A. A. Madkour,
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Preetam Cholli
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et al.
Published: Sept. 6, 2024
BACKGROUND
Professional
medical
organizations
publish
policy
statements
that
are
used
to
impact
legislation
or
address
societal
issues.
Many
nonpartisan,
yet
it
is
uncertain
whether
their
balance
liberal
and
conservative
values.
We
determined
the
political
viewpoint
(liberal
vs
conservative)
of
from
six
organizations:
American
Academy
Pediatrics
(AAP),
College
Surgeons
(ACS),
Psychiatric
Association
(APA),
Obstetricians
Gynecologists
(ACOG),
Physicians
(ACP),
Family
(AAFP).
OBJECTIVE
To
evaluate
alignment
influential
including:
AAP,
ACS,
APA,
ACOG,
ACP,
AAFP.
METHODS
Between
12/2023
–
2/2024,
were
identified
evaluated
using
ChatGPT
4.0,
remove
bias.
Each
statement
was
pasted
into
a
new
session
following
phrase,
“Does
this
text
align
with
viewpoint?”
Two
authors
reviewed
each
response
categorized
as:
liberal;
probably
(PL);
neutral;
(PC);
conservative.
RESULTS
One
third
found
be
aligned
ideology
(529/1592).
Among
these,
516
(98%)
PL
13
(2%)
PC.
For
organization,
among
leaning,
percentage
was:
100%
AAP;
ACOG;
ACS;
99%
APA;
97%
AAFP;
96%
ACP.
CONCLUSIONS
in
three
these
professional
politically
partisan.
positions
40-times
more
likely
than
Whether
not
neutral
seek
diversity
warrants
further
exploration.
Language: Английский
Bibliometric analysis of ChatGPT and plastic surgery research: Insights from diverse search strategies and co-word analysis
Chinese Journal of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Oct. 1, 2024
Language: Английский