Publications by authors named "R W Saeed"

Stroke remains a critical global health challenge, with ischemic stroke comprising most cases and necessitating rapid, effective treatment to improve patient outcomes. This review explores the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning into medical devices for stroke triaging, highlighting their impact on reducing notification times, latency in care, and health disparities. By analyzing Food and Drug Administration-approved AI-enabled devices under the "Radiological computer-assisted triage and notification software" regulation category, we assess their sensitivity, specificity, and time-to-notification as the measure of their overall effectiveness in clinical settings.

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The predilection of -, -, and -hybridized chalcogen-bearing molecules to engage in type I chalcogen···chalcogen interactions was comparatively unveiled in like···like/unlike CY···YC, YCY···YCY, and FY···YF (where Y = O, S, and Se) complexes, respectively. Upon the optimized monomers, a potential energy surface (PES) scan was conducted to pinpoint the most favorable complexes. The energetic findings unveiled the ability of the investigated systems to engage in the interactions under study with binding energy values ranging from -0.

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  • The study focused on using the SeDeM-ODT parametric tests to evaluate ludipress as a directly compressible excipient for creating flurbiprofen orally disintegrating tablets (ODTs).
  • All nine powder blends tested showed appropriate compressibility and bucodispersibility, indicating that direct compression is a suitable method for tablet production.
  • The formulations underwent various tests for hardness and disintegration, and stability studies showed a shelf life of about 51-56 months, with dissolution studies indicating they followed the Higuchi kinetic model.
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  • This study analyzed the effects of lyophilized juice from Citrus reticulata on paracetamol-induced toxicity, focusing on its phytochemical makeup and protective properties for the liver and kidneys.
  • The research involved 36 rats treated with different doses of paracetamol and lyophilized juice, with blood samples collected at various intervals to assess changes in liver and kidney functions.
  • Results showed that the juice, particularly at a dose of 500mg/kg, significantly reduced harmful serum levels, indicating its potential therapeutic effects against liver and kidney damage.
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Human sensory techniques are inadequate for automating fish quality monitoring and maintaining controlled storage conditions throughout the supply chain. The dynamic monitoring of a single quality index cannot anticipate explicit freshness losses, which remarkably drops consumer acceptability. For the first time, a complete artificial sensory system is designed for the early detection of fish quality prediction.

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