Only 15 percent of hospitals surveyed routinely provided all recommended safety planning elements.
Research suggests swapping out wire sizes may solve the problem of k-wire bouncing in pediatric patients with oblique supracondylar humerus fractures.
Researchers are investigating the safety and effectiveness of a new gene therapy product that replaces the defective β-sarcoglycan gene.
Clinicians should consider the metabolic effects in their growth hormone-deficient patients.
Anticoagulation and decompressive rib-resection surgery together allow young patients to return to normal activity; however, the utility of thrombolysis for this condition remains unclear.
Treated immune cells function properly to kill more bacteria, depending on the treatment and the bacteria.
