Electromagnetic neuronavigation in neuroendoscopy. Navigation proposal for the LOTTA ventriculoscope. Technical note.

Background And Objective: Neuronavigation in ventriculoscopy has been described in several papers. However, there are different ventriculoscopes and navigation systems. Because of these different combinations, it is difficult to find detailed navigation protocols for each ventriculoscope.

Bacteriophage resistance evolution in a honey bee pathogen.

Honey bee () larvae are susceptible to the bacterial pathogen , which causes severe damage to bee colonies. Antibiotic treatment requires veterinary supervision in the United States, is not used in many parts of the world, perpetuates problems associated with antibiotic resistance, and can necessitate residual testing in bee products. There is interest in using bacteriophages to treat infected colonies (bacteriophage therapy) and several trials are promising.

Neuroendoscopic access to the third ventricle in patients with narrow foramen of monro without stenosis/obstruction: role of foraminoplasty.

Object: One of the critical steps for the success of intraventricular neuroendoscopic procedures is the entry into the third ventricle and passage of the endoscopy system through the foramen of Monro (FM). A diameter larger than that of the instrument used is considered a prerequisite for safely performing the technique, as damage to this structure can lead to alterations in the fornix and vascular structures. When the foramen diameter is narrow and there is no obstruction/stenosis, the role of foraminoplasty in reducing the risk of complications has not been adequately assessed in the literature.

Dynamic Workflow Proposal for Continuous Frameless Electromagnetic Neuronavigation in Rigid Neuroendoscopy.

Background: Ventriculoscopic neuronavigation has been described in several articles. However, there are different ventriculoscopes and navigation systems. Due to these different combinations, it is difficult to find detailed neuronavigation protocols.

Association between Religious Beliefs and HPV Vaccination Attitudes among College Students.

Objective And Participants: The authors sought an updated examination of attitudes toward Human Papillomavirus (HPV) catch-up vaccination among college students at a private religious university.

Methods: A total of 1557 college students completed a 62-question survey of religious and HPV vaccination attitudes during the fall of 2021. Students' willingness to receive catch-up HPV vaccination and willingness to vaccinate a future child against HPV were recorded.