Publications by authors named "Brady Rogers"
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- A study examined the effects of opioid use in breast cancer survivors after treatment, comparing them with age-matched women without cancer, focusing on health risks.
- The results showed that breast cancer survivors used more opioids and had a higher risk of falls, fractures, lung problems, and cardiovascular events compared to non-users.
- The findings highlight the need for careful monitoring of opioid prescriptions in breast cancer survivors and the importance of exploring alternative pain management strategies.
The literature demonstrates that obtaining a biopsy of the physis may be beneficial for diagnostic purposes. A small biopsy of the epiphyseal plate may allow for earlier detection of certain conditions and be used to monitor the healing of diseased and/or damaged physes. However, due to the fear of a growth arrest in a growing child, biopsies are not currently performed.
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