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Potential Load-Bearing Implants Made of Additively Manufactured Ti-Ta-Cu Alloys

Traditional methods, such as topical or systemic antibiotic administration, may not be effective in preventing colonization, even though it is a major cause of failure and clinical complications for load-bearing metallic orthopedic implants. This is especially true in the case of secondary infection, which frequently necessitates surgical removal of the implants and, in extreme cases, even limb amputation.
Stuartb Goodman Susmita Bose Amit Bandyopadhyay Indranath Mitra Megan Craig Sushant Ciliveri
Source: azom.com

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Review highlights the potential mechanistic links between COVID-19 and Alzheimer's disease

The various neurological symptoms that patients with COVID-19 have experienced suggest that viral infections may increase the risk of neurodegeneration, which could in turn contribute to the development of conditions such as Alzheimer's disease (AD).
United States Thomas Lane Lily Ramsey University Of California Corresponding Author Covid 19

Lavage treatments for calcific rotator cuff tendinopathy

New trial challenges current treatment paradigms Calcific tendinopathy is a painful condition characterized by calcium hydroxyapatite deposition within a tendon, most commonly the shoulder. Many factors are classically thought to be important when considering a treatment regimen, such as duration and severity of symptoms, characteristics of the calcification, and the patientโ€™s goals. Subacromial bursal corticosteroid injection with and without ultrasound guided lavage and shockwave therapy are...
Kellyc Mcinnis Davidm Robinson Nicholas Tsitsilianos Chang Rhim Oxford Shoulder Scale Corresponding Author
Source: bmj.com

Scientists elucidate mechanism behind early loss of vaccination protection in people with autoimmune disease

People who are treated with TNF-ฮฑ inhibitors for their autoimmune disease such as Crohn's disease or rheumatoid arthritis lose their vaccination protection significantly earlier than average.
Ursula Wiedermann Schmidt Lily Ramsey Head Of The Centre For Pathophysiology Department Of Gastroenterology University Department Internal Medicine

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