Introduction. Available data suggests that by the year 2050, approximately half of the global population will experience nearsightedness, marking myopia as a genuine worldwide epidemic. To this day, the impact of nutrition ...

Introduction. Acromegaly is a rare disease that requires a specific approach in evaluating clinical symptoms and complications. Aim of study. Evaluation of clinical manifestations, onset and complications of acromegaly for ...

Introduction. Stress is a state of concern or psychological tension which appears because of a difficult situation. Stress is a normal response of our body that helps us survive all the challenges and threats of our ...

Introduction. Local anesthetic toxicity is, occasionally, the cause of severe cardiovascular complications. The long-acting local anesthetics as bupivacaine, levobupivacaine and ropivacaine have their toxicity mostly ...

Introduction. Osteoporosis is the disease of bone tissue and it is not limited to postmenopausal women. In recent decades, increasing attention has been paid to osteoporosis in older men. It has been established that men ...

Introduction. Indicators of survival without recurrence at 5 years in intracranial ependymomas range within 23-50%, with an overall survival of 40-60%. Case statement. Patient B., 6 y.o., presents to the ED with periodic ...

Introduction. Shoulder pain is a common and incapacitating ailment that affects a wide range of people globally. A variety of etiologies, including structural traumas, inflammatory processes, and neurological dysregulations, ...

Introduction. Categorical evidence shows that patients with Acute Respiratory Viral Infections have a higher risk of concurrently developing autoimmune diseases, reflecting phenotypic heterogeneity in MG. The association ...

Introduction. Herpes Zoster represents the phenotype, conditioned by the reactivation of the Varicella zoster virus from its latent phase. It manifests itself as viral ganglioneuritis with damage to the intervertebral ...

Introduction. Myasthenia gravis is an autoimmune disorder of the neuromuscular junction, caused by autoantibodies synthesized against AChR, MuSK or LRP4. There is also a seronegative form, where antibodies are not detected. ...