Publications by authors named "E So"

As the field of artificial intelligence evolves rapidly, these hallmarks are intended to capture fundamental, complementary concepts necessary for the progress and timely adoption of predictive modeling in precision oncology. Through these hallmarks, we hope to establish standards and guidelines that enable the symbiotic development of artificial intelligence and precision oncology.

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Tomatidine, a major tomato glycoalkaloid, is effective for the prevention of skeletal muscle wasting and enhancing mitophagy. However, its effects on transmembrane ionic currents are not well explored. In this study, we explored the interactions between tomatidine and Na+ current.

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Total talus replacement (TTR) is a viable surgical option in the setting of talar avascular necrosis and collapse, as well as a revision option for failed total ankle arthroplasty with talar implant subsidence. The purpose of the present study was to compare the clinical and radiographic outcomes following isolated TTR and TTR combined with total ankle arthroplasty or hindfoot arthrodesis. Patients who underwent TTR were retrospectively reviewed, as a multicenter consecutive case series.

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Introduction: Human papillomavirus (HPV) poses a substantial but underestimated healthcare burden in Hong Kong. This study investigated factors affecting parental acceptance of HPV vaccination after the introduction of an immunisation programme for primary school girls. We assessed parental perceptions and related factors concerning HPV vaccination for both boys and girls.

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  • * This study specifically looked at the under-researched issue of hypoglycemia in GIST patients, identifying symptoms, causes, and its overall prevalence of 4.1%.
  • * A detailed analysis revealed poor prognosis in recurrent hypoglycemic cases and highlighted a specific instance related to non-islet cell tumor hypoglycemia (NICTH), which showed unique histological features and insulin-like growth factor II amplification, indicating a need for further research.
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