Publications by authors named "Jordyn Carroll"

Preclinical data have repeatedly shown learning and memory disruption following administration of the bacterial endotoxin lipopolysaccharide (LPS). Normal aging is reported to enhance vulnerability to LPS-induced cognitive impairments. However, a limitation is the primary use of male subjects.

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  • The study aims to compare long-term patient-reported outcomes between two arthroscopic biceps tenodesis techniques (inlay and onlay) performed during rotator cuff repair, with a focus on outcomes after at least 2 years.
  • Researchers conducted a retrospective chart review of 165 patients to evaluate symptoms related to the biceps and assess complication rates, including pain, deformities, and the impact of rotator cuff tear sizes.
  • Results showed no significant differences in complication rates or pain scores between the two techniques, with 10% of inlay patients experiencing biceps pain compared to 3% in the onlay group.
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Background: The use of total shoulder arthroplasty is continuing to rise with its expanding indications. For patients with chronic conditions, such as glenohumeral arthritis and rotator cuff arthropathy, nonoperative treatment is typically done prior to arthroplasty and often includes corticosteroid injections (CSIs). Recent studies in the shoulder arthroplasty literature as well as applied from the hip and knee literature have focused on the risk of periprosthetic infection.

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Background: Prior investigations have utilized various surrogate markers of socioeconomic status to assess how health care disparities impact outcomes after rotator cuff repair (RCR). When taken as individual markers, these factors have inconsistent associations. Medicaid insurance status is an accessible marker that has recently been correlated with less optimal outcomes after RCR.

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Here we conducted a systematic review and meta-analysis to reach a consensus on whether infected and uninfected mosquitoes respond differently to repellents. After screening 2,316 published studies, theses, and conference abstracts, we identified 18 studies that tested whether infection status modulated the effectiveness of repellents. Thirteen of these studies had outcomes available for meta-analysis, and overall, seven repellents were tested (typically DEET with 62% of outcomes), six mosquito species had repellence behaviors measured (typically Aedes aegypti (L.

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