Beyond Thrombectomy: Latest Advances in Large Vessel Occlusion Therapy Introduction Stroke from large vessel occlusion remains a devastating neurological emergency affecting millions worldwide. According to the American Heart Association, stroke ranks as the fourth leading cause of death in the United States, with
Author: Similoluwa Oluwalana
AI in the Cath Lab: Clinical Breakthrough or Expensive Decision Support?
AI in the Cath Lab: Clinical Breakthrough or Expensive Decision Support? Abstract The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into cardiac catheterization laboratories represents a major shift in cardiovascular medicine. This analysis examines the clinical effectiveness, economic impact, and practical implementation of AI systems
AI in Internal Medicine: Can Algorithms Outperform the Clinical Intuition of Experienced Physicians?
AI in Internal Medicine: Can Algorithms Outperform the Clinical Intuition of Experienced Physicians? Abstract This paper examines the growing role of artificial intelligence in internal medicine and addresses the critical question of whether algorithmic approaches can surpass the clinical intuition developed by experienced physicians
Beyond Psoriasis: Why Biologics Are Reshaping Disease-Specific Dermatology
Beyond Psoriasis: Why Biologics Are Reshaping Disease-Specific Dermatology Introduction Biologics have transformed the therapeutic landscape of chronic inflammatory dermatoses, demonstrating remarkable efficacy and safety profiles in conditions previously challenging to manage. These targeted immunomodulators have revolutionized treatment approaches for moderate-to-severe psoriasis, hidradenitis suppurativa,
Beyond Thresholds: Why Continuous Risk Assessment Improves Hypertension Treatment
Beyond Thresholds: Why Continuous Risk Assessment Improves Hypertension Treatment Introduction Hypertension treatment based solely on blood pressure thresholds may miss critical opportunities to prevent cardiovascular disease. For decades, physicians have relied on the 140/90 mm Hg cutoff to determine which patients require pharmacological
Breaking Through Pain Barriers: Latest Advances in Long-Acting Nerve Blocks
The Surprising Truth: Why Open Surgery Might Be Better Than Minimally Invasive Options
The Surprising Truth: Why Open Surgery Might Be Better Than Minimally Invasive Options Introduction The open surgery definition encompasses direct physical access to organs and tissues through larger incisions, a technique that remains essential despite the technological revolution in surgical care. While minimally invasive
The Opioid-Free OR: Can Multimodal Anesthesia Eliminate Narcotics Entirely?
The Opioid-Free OR: Can Multimodal Anesthesia Eliminate Narcotics Entirely? Abstract The growing opioid crisis has pushed healthcare systems worldwide to explore alternative pain management strategies, particularly in the perioperative setting. This paper examines the feasibility and effectiveness of opioid-free anesthesia through multimodal approaches
Same-Day Discharge After Major Surgery: How Far Can We Safely Push ERAS?
Same-Day Discharge After Major Surgery: How Far Can We Safely Push ERAS? Abstract Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS) protocols have changed how we think about postoperative care. These evidence-based approaches aim to reduce complications, speed recovery, and help patients return to their normal
Biological vs Chronological Age: Are Geriatricians Ready for ‘Aging Clocks’?
Biological vs Chronological Age: Are Geriatricians Ready for ‘Aging Clocks’? Abstract The concept of biological age versus chronological age represents a fundamental shift in how healthcare providers assess aging and age-related health risks. While chronological age measures the time elapsed since birth, biological
