Publications by authors named "H Yueceyar"

Tuberculosis (TB) manifests in various forms, including extrapulmonary tuberculosis (EPTB), which poses diagnostic dilemmas due to its wide-ranging clinical presentations. When TB affects the bones of the hands and feet, it can present a diagnostic labyrinth for clinicians. In such cases, the differential diagnosis may include Jungling's bone disease, adding complexity to the diagnostic process.

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  • - This study assesses epilepsy prevalence in Saudi Arabia, analyzing data from six studies with 7,408 participants, mostly female (89.9%).
  • - It finds that epilepsy is underreported, with causes primarily linked to structural issues like strokes, alongside genetic factors; many cases remain unexplained.
  • - The review highlights gender differences in seizure severity and age-related vulnerabilities, stressing the need for better diagnostic methods and focused research to understand epilepsy's true impact in the region.
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Objective:  The aim of this study was to describe the development of a total elbow replacement (TER) technique in swine and report the outcome of TER in a Kunekune sow (61 kg) with severe elbow osteoarthritis.

Methods:  The technique was developed by operating on three pig cadavers (Yorkshire 40-50 kg). The TATE Elbow implant fit was confirmed with modeling to the patient's computed tomography imaging.

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  • COVID-19 vaccination in Australia began in February 2021, with initial vaccines requiring two doses; booster vaccinations are now being recommended to maintain immunity.
  • The PICOBOO trial is a multi-site study that tests various COVID-19 booster vaccines in children and adults, looking at their effectiveness and safety across different vaccination histories and age groups.
  • This adaptive trial structure allows for rapid adjustments to research elements, helping to explore the best approaches for combating COVID-19 variants and assessing new vaccines as they are introduced.
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