Publications by authors named "K Keerthi Krishnan"

The Suzuki-Miyaura Coupling (SMC) reaction is a powerful method for forming carbon-carbon bonds in organic synthesis. Recent advancements in SMC reactions have introduced first-row transition metal catalysts, with zinc garnering significant interest due to its cost-effective and eco-friendly nature. Despite progress in experimental protocols, the mechanistic details of zinc-catalyzed SMC reactions are limited.

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Processed electroencephalography (pEEG) is increasingly used to titrate the depth of anesthesia. Whether such intra-procedural pEEG monitoring can offer additional information on cerebral perfusion or acute focal or global cerebral ischemia is unknown. This scoping review aimed to provide a narrative analysis of the current literature reporting the potential role of pEEG in adults with acute cerebral ischemia.

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  • The ProFATE trial investigated the impact of temporary blood flow arrest during endovascular thrombectomy on vessel recanalization in patients with acute ischemic stroke.
  • Conducted across four UK centers, the study randomly assigned 134 adults to either a flow arrest or nonflow arrest group to assess the effectiveness of the procedure.
  • Results showed a slight increase in vessel recanalization in the flow arrest group (74.4%) compared to the nonflow arrest group (70.8%), suggesting a potential benefit of temporary blood flow arrest during treatment.
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Undifferentiated pleomorphic sarcoma (UPS) is an uncommon and aggressive soft tissue tumor primarily affecting older adults, often presenting as a rapidly enlarging, painless mass in the extremities or other deep-seated locations. This case involves a 55-year-old woman who experienced a rapidly progressive and painful swelling in her right thigh following trauma. Imaging studies identified a large, lobulated tumor in the adductor muscles, close to the femur and pubic ramus, with no bone involvement or evidence of distant metastasis.

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Regional patterns in wind underpin the low-cost migratory flyways of billions of birds and insects, but the effect of large-scale changes in temperature on flight is unknown. Flight costs should increase with rising temperatures because lift decreases as density decreases, whereas weight remains unchanged. The effects of density are well-established in the context of high-altitude movements and migration.

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