Publications by authors named "J E Daniel Palm"
Background And Purpose: Many patients find it challenging to comply with instructions regarding rectum and bladder filling during pelvic radiotherapy. With the implementation of online adaptive radiotherapy, the reproducibility of organ volumes is no longer a prerequisite. This study aims to analyze the sparing of the bladder and the posterior rectum wall (PRW) in conditions of full versus empty bladder and rectum.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFObjective: This study aims to assess the surgical outcome of borderline hypoplastic left ventricle before and after the induction of the left ventricle rehabilitation strategy.
Methods: A retrospective review investigated patients with borderline hypoplastic left ventricle who underwent surgical intervention between 2012 and 2022. The patient cohort was stratified into two groups based on the initiation of left ventricle rehabilitation: an early-era group (E group, 2012-2017) and a late-era group (L group, 2018-2022).
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- The study compared pulmonary artery growth in infants with univentricular hearts who received ductus stenting (DS) versus those who had a systemic to pulmonary shunt (SPS) for initial palliation from 2009 to 2022.
- A total of 130 infants were evaluated, revealing that while most pulmonary artery metrics were similar between groups, the DS group had a significantly lower left pulmonary artery index and a higher occurrence of veno-venous collaterals compared to the SPS group.
- The findings suggest that infants after DS are more likely to need further pulmonary artery interventions between stages II and III palliation, highlighting the need for further investigation into long-term outcomes after the Fontan procedure
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- This study investigates the challenging condition known as failing Fontan in patients who have undergone total cavopulmonary connection, focusing on its incidence, causes, risk factors, and treatment options.
- Out of 634 patients analyzed from 1994 to 2022, 76 were diagnosed with failing Fontan, resulting in an incidence rate of 1.48 per 100 patient-years, and key symptoms included protein-losing enteropathy and hospital readmissions.
- Key risk factors for developing failing Fontan include having a dominant right ventricle and elevated pulmonary artery pressure prior to surgery, while patients showed a survival rate of 77% ten years after failure onset; zlog-
Background: Despite clinical interventional studies on the influence of diet on periodontal inflammatory parameters, there has been no practice-based cross-sectional study from a German population to date that has conducted both a comprehensive dental and periodontal examination and a thorough validated assessment of dietary behavior. Therefore, the aim of this pilot study was to evaluate, in a proof of concept, whether there is a correlation between the overall periodontal inflammatory surface area (PISA), periodontal clinical parameters (pocket probing depths (PPD), clinical attachment loss (CAL), bleeding on probing (BOP), furcation involvement (FI), tooth mobility (TM)), and the dietary behavior of patients with periodontal disease when utilizing a practice-based research network. The primary outcome was the correlation between the periodontal inflammatory surface (PISA) and the dietary assessment data.
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