Publications by authors named "F MOSER"
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- Women make up 40% of bariatric surgery patients, making it crucial to study the impact of the surgery on pregnancy and newborn outcomes.
- A retrospective study compared pregnant women with obesity who had bariatric surgery to those with obesity but no surgery, assessing various health and pregnancy-related variables.
- Results showed that women who had bariatric surgery tended to have lower BMI during and after pregnancy, gained more weight, had lower newborn weights, and a reduced incidence of gestational diabetes compared to those who didn't have the surgery.
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- A new three-dimensional mapping platform combined with a lattice-tip catheter allows for both monopolar pulsed field ablation and radiofrequency energy delivery, and has been tested in deep sedation for the first time, alongside general anesthesia (GA).* -
- The study involved 63 patients with atrial fibrillation, showing a 100% pulmonary vein isolation (PVI) rate in both groups, with comparable procedure times and clinical outcomes despite one patient requiring a shift from deep sedation to GA.* -
- The results suggest that using this novel ablation technique in deep sedation is effective and leads to a significantly shorter lab occupancy time compared to general anesthesia.*
Glomeruli filter blood through the coordination of podocytes, mesangial cells, fenestrated endothelial cells, and the glomerular basement membrane. Cellular changes, such as podocyte loss, are associated with pathologies like diabetic kidney disease. However, little is known regarding the in situ molecular profiles of specific cell types and how these profiles change with disease.
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- - The study explores a new lattice tip ablation catheter capable of using both radiofrequency and pulsed-field energy for performing pulmonary vein isolation and linear lesions, focusing on safety and effectiveness without general anesthesia (GA).
- - Researchers collected data from 55 patients who had atrial fibrillation ablation, comparing those under GA to those under deep sedation; results showed high success rates for creating linear lesions, with minimal complications (1.8%).
- - Findings suggest that linear ablation using the lattice tip catheter is feasible and safe under deep sedation, indicating a low need for switching energy sources during the procedure.