Publications by authors named "Ereny Demian"
Background Our aim was to assess the clinical presentation and outcomes of patients with a manometric diagnosis of esophagogastric junction outflow obstruction (EGJOO) using standardized symptom surveys and comparison to a cohort who were referred for manometry but who had a normal study. Methods We followed a cohort of adult patients without a mechanical obstruction who underwent high-resolution manometry at our medical center from 9/12/19 to 10/4/21 for 16 months. Results Thirty-seven patients with EGJOO (age: 60.
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- A study was conducted to improve non-invasive detection methods for colorectal neoplasia, especially adenomas, by comparing a fecal test using a monoclonal antibody (Adnab-9) to the standard guaiac-based fecal occult blood test (gFOBT).
- The results showed that the p87 immunohistochemistry test was significantly more sensitive than gFOBT for detecting adenomas and advanced adenomas, with odds ratios indicating its superior detection capabilities.
- Additionally, findings suggested that urine tests for specific neoantigens may also provide useful information, particularly for advanced adenomas, making p87 fecal testing a promising tool for enhancing colonoscopy screening efforts.
SARS-CoV-2 severity predictions are feasible, though individual susceptibility is not. The latter prediction allows for planning vaccination strategies and the quarantine of vulnerable targets. Ironically, the innate immune response (InImS) is both an antiviral defense and the potential cause of adverse immune outcomes.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: CRMO is a sterile auto inflammatory bone disease that affects the pediatric population. Recently, single gene mutations in LPIN2, DIRA, and IL1RN have been reported in murine models of CRMO.
Materials And Methods: The medical records and histopathological slides of twelve patients were reviewed.