Publications by authors named "Hamzah Almadani"
The delivery of nanoparticles (NPs) to tumors remains challenging despite significant advancements in drug delivery technologies. Addressing this issue requires the establishment of quantitative and reliable criteria to evaluate the cellular absorption of NPs. The mechanical characteristics of NPs and their interaction with cells play a crucial role in cellular drug delivery by influencing cellular internalization.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: Ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction (UCLR) is commonly performed on adolescent athletes, who often turn to online sources such as YouTube for health information. The purpose of this study was to retrospectively review the accuracy, reliability, and quality of UCLR videos using validated scoring instruments.
Methods: YouTube was queried for "Tommy John surgery," "UCL reconstruction," and "ulnar collateral ligament reconstruction.
Article Synopsis
- Living sample viability measurement is crucial in fields like medicine and drug testing, with various methods available to ensure quick and accurate assessment.
- Recent advancements have shifted the focus from traditional assays to the innovative atomic force microscope (AFM) oscillating sensor method, known as nanomotion, which uses the adhesion properties of living samples.
- The review explores different viability measurement methods, their pros and cons, and delves into the nanomotion technique, while addressing challenges and future directions for its development.