Written by Sarah Ahmed Al-Twaijri
Published On Issue 1 Vol 3, 2024
Orthodontics has recently used lasers for a broad range of operations. Beyond the previously indicated spectrum of treatments, lasers have emerged as a valuable tool for many soft tissue procedures, replacing traditional scalpel-based techniques in managing soft tissue during orthodontic treatments. Owing to the need for more available data on the latter topic, this research was structured to include clinical studies using laser-assisted soft tissue ablation in orthodontics. Five years (201
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Written by Shahzeb Hasan Ansari
Published On Issue 1 Vol 3, 2024
Zirconia is generally utilized as a framework for the rest of all-ceramic crowns, typically needing feldspar ceramic veneering to achieve suitable esthetics as it offers high opacity. Monolithic zirconia restorations have been presented lately, and their manufacturing process needs attention. This systematic review aimed to determine the difference between monolithic and layered zirconia crowns regarding their clinical success and longevity. A thorough analysis of the literature covering the yea
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Written by Kader Semra Karatas
Published On Issue 1 Vol 3, 2024
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) often does not require hospitalization. Various neuropsychiatric findings have been associated with COVID-19 cases that require hospitalization. However, data on psychiatric disorders following outpatient treatment for COVID-19, in cases not requiring hospitalization, are limited. Psychotic disorders are characterized by disturbances in emotion, thought, perception, and speech . T here are many causes associated with neuropsychiatric or psychiatric conditions
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Written by Lauro Figueroa-Valverde
Published On Issue 1 Vol 3, 2024
For several years, prostate cancer has increased worldwide, resulting in a decrease in life expectancy in men. Recently, the World Health Organization reported that this clinical pathology was associated with an increased mortality rate in patients aged 60 to > 60 years. This investigation aimed to analyze some statistical data on prostate cancer in Central and northern Mexico (45 to 64; 65 and ˃ 65 years) populations using the Information System of the Ministry of Health of Mexico. Statistical
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Written by Wiktoria Suchy
Published On Issue 1 Vol 3, 2024
Pain management post-surgery is critical for effective recovery, yet conventional analgesics like opioids, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs ( NSAIDs), and acetaminophen carry risks of side effects such as nausea and dependency. Transdermal lidocaine patches (LP) have emerged as an alternative, promising localized pain relief with minimal systemic effects. However, the efficacy of LP varies across surgical procedures. In arthroscopic rotator cuff repairs, LP did not significantly reduce pain
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Written by Pei Feng
Published On Issue 1 Vol 3, 2024
Frailty is a kind of clinical state or a kind of complex pathological syndrome characterized by impaired physiological functions, weakened physical and mental resistance to stress, and reduced ability to maintain homeostasis in multiple systems. Several types of risk factors can affect the occurrence and development of frailty either independently or in conjunction with one another, including age, gender, and exercise habits; and multidimensional systemic treatment are often required to alleviat
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