Volume 31, Issue 146 (May & June 2023)  

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✅ Based on these findings, low pressure of pneumoperitoneum with active evacuation compared to the standard pressure, efficiently reduced shoulder pain intensity. Thus, using low-pressure pneumoperitoneum in laparoscopic cholecystectomy is recommended to relieve postoperative pain.



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✅ Consistent with previous studies, the findings of the present study underline the importance of PDGFA and PDGFRA alterations as a possible potential predictive biomarker and a therapeutic target in GBM. Further research is needed to better understand the underlying genetic mechanisms driving abnormal PDGFRA activity in gliomas.



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✅ Daily administration of CoQ10 in COPD patients increases hs-CRP and improves dyspnea and "the time to get exhausted” without side effect.



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✅ These observations suggest that T315I mutation may be categorized as secondary resistance and induce clonal expansion due to BCR/ABL instability. Hence, BCR-ABL mutations are less likely to appear before the onset of treatment, as presented in our study.



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✅ It seems that the overall incidence of obstetric complications in women attempting vaginal birth after cesarean delivery is low and not higher than those with prior vaginal delivery. Therefore, for the achievement of benefits of natural childbirth for both the mother and the fetus, women with a prior cesarean should be offered VBAC.



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✅ Based on the present results, the adverse effects of MoAbs were manageable by supportive care. Anemia was found to be the most prevalent adverse effect. Meanwhile, no potential adverse cardiovascular event was observed in patients on trastuzumab, except one case of dilated cardiomyopathy.



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✅ The results of this study show that, owing to the higher sensitivity of chest CT for the diagnosis of COVID-19 pneumonia, performing CT scan for quick diagnosis is recommended for COVID suspected people with negative RT-PCR test results.



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✅ In adherence to the present results, it seems that Aloe vera extract, which is inexpensive and has no side effects, could be introduced as an alternative to nystatin.



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✅ Given the broad range and high incidence of disorders in the septum and lateral nasal wall, it is reasonable to routinely incorporate radiological investigations into the preoperative assessment of surgical candidates. This approach can potentially identify pathological findings, minimize postoperative complications, and optimize the surgical outcomes.



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✅ The most common laboratory findings in COVID-19- infected mothers were lymphopenia and elevated CRP, ALT, D-Dimer, and LDH. An increased hospitalization in ICU and higher rates of mother and fetal death were complications of pregnancy and childbirth in COVID-19- infected women. 



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✅ All age groups are at risk of contracting and dying of Coronavirus disease (COVID-19). However, older people and those with underlying conditions, comorbidities and disability levels are at higher risk of developing a serious illness, especially those living in enclosed spaces such as nursing homes and care centers, are more vulnerable to getting this disease, which can become fatal during this pandemic.




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