Publications by authors named "J G E Bryan"

Background: Social risk factors are linked to adverse health outcomes, but their total impact on long-term quality of life is obscure. We hypothesized that a higher burden of social risk factors is associated with greater decline in quality of life over 10 years.

Methods: We examined associations between social risk factors count and decline >5 points in (i) physical component summary, and (ii) mental component summary scores from the Short Form-12 among Black and White participants in the Reasons for Geographic and Racial Differences in Stroke study (n = 14 401).

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Distal femoral anterior cortical perforation is a rare complication of intramedullary nailing for proximal femur fractures. Awareness and intraoperative preventive measures are key to minimizing the risk of this complication. We report a case of a patient who experienced an anterior cortical breach of the distal femur during routine antegrade nailing for an intertrochanteric fracture, which was attributed to a sclerotic lesion in the distal femur.

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Diffusion coefficients often vary across regions, such as cellular membranes, and quantifying their variation can provide valuable insight into local membrane properties such as composition and stiffness. Toward quantifying diffusion coefficient spatial maps and uncertainties from particle tracks, we develop a Bayesian framework (DiffMAP-GP) by placing Gaussian Process (GP) priors on the family of candidate maps. For sake of computational efficiency, we leverage inducing point methods on GPs arising from the mathematical structure of the data giving rise to non-conjugate likelihood-prior pairs.

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To characterize the clinical features and outcomes of open-globe injuries with associated retinal detachment (RD). A retrospective review was performed. Thirty-six patients with open-globe injuries and subsequent rhegmatogenous RD were analyzed between January 2016 and September 2021.

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  • * Twelve Oncopigs were injected with a gene-inducing virus through bronchoscopy, resulting in significant cancer development observed via CT scans and confirmed through various analysis methods.
  • * The Oncopig model showed a high similarity in cancer gene expression patterns to human lung cancer, suggesting it could be a valuable tool for translating research findings into human clinical applications.
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