Publications by authors named "A K Hayden"

Physical assessment of obese patients is an essential clinical skill for identifying the numerous health problems of obese patients and monitoring treatment effectiveness. Use of simulation mannequins facilitates teaching and learning of physical assessment. Available bariatric simulation mannequins have poor functional design, unrealistic appearance, and limited assessment functions.

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The ability to apply controlled forces to individual molecules or molecular complexes and observe their behaviors has led to many important discoveries in biology. Instruments capable of probing single-molecule forces typically cost >US$100,000, limiting the use of these techniques. The centrifuge force microscope (CFM) is a low-cost and easy-to-use instrument that enables high-throughput single-molecule studies.

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Intraosseous hemangiomas are rare benign vascular tumors predominantly occurring in the axial skeleton. This case report describes a 44-year-old female with a history of multiple renal stones and benign breast calcifications, who was incidentally found to have a 1.2 cm lucent lesion in the left iliac bone during imaging for nephrolithiasis.

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  • * The SPARK trial was a phase II study involving 48 patients that utilized KIM technology to monitor real-time tumor movements and evaluate the accuracy of cancer targeting during radiotherapy.
  • * The publicly available dataset includes a variety of imaging and treatment data, stored at the University of Sydney eScholarship Repository, which can be used for further research and analysis in the field of radiotherapy.
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  • RNA-binding proteins (RBPs) are crucial for memory and cognitive function, with dysfunction linked to neurological disorders, but many of the 2,000 RBPs in humans are uncharacterized.
  • Researchers used the model organism C. elegans to discover eight new memory regulators among 20 conserved RBPs, focusing on CEY-1, which resembles the mammalian Y-Box RBPs.
  • They found that CEY-1 is necessary and sufficient for memory, and identified a potentially harmful variant (p.Asn127Tyr) in human YBX3 that leads to memory deficits in worms, suggesting YBX dysfunction could contribute to neurological diseases.
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