Radiative Corrections to Superallowed β Decays in Effective Field Theory.

The accuracy of V_{ud} determinations from superallowed β decays critically hinges on control over radiative corrections. Recently, substantial progress has been made on the single-nucleon, universal corrections, while nucleus-dependent effects, typically parametrized by a quantity δ_{NS}, are much less well constrained. Here, we lay out a program to evaluate this correction from effective field theory (EFT), highlighting the dominant terms as predicted by the EFT power counting.

Please mind the gap between guidelines & behavior change: A systematic review and a consideration on effectiveness in healthcare.

Background & Objective: This systematic review evaluates the impact of guidelines on healthcare professionals' behavior and explores the resulting outcomes.

Methods: Using PRISMA methodology, Scopus and Web of Science databases were searched, yielding 624 results. After applying inclusion criteria, 67 articles were selected for in-depth analysis.

Safety and efficacy of the yellow sub-threshold micropulse laser for uveitic macular edema: A pilot study.

Purpose: To assess the safety and efficacy of the yellow sub-threshold micropulse laser (YSML) in eyes with uveitic macula edema (UME).

Methods: A prospective interventional study. Eyes with non-infectious UME and an unsatisfactory response to prior conventional treatments underwent navigated YSML (NAVILAS).

Dynamic anatomical study of the posterior brachial artery perforator flap: Aesthetic refinement and clinical results.

Background: Reconstruction of the axillary fossa represents a surgical challenge given the functional implications for mobility of the upper limb. The posterior brachial flap is a solution of choice for this indication, providing fine and functional local reconstruction, but little is known about its perforasome. This study aimed to identify the location of the perforator, analyze perfusion flow, and link vessel distribution, and propose an aesthetic refinement to the surgical technique by medializing the skin paddle to conceal aesthetic scarring at the donor site.

Hand and wrist complete degloving: A case report and litterature review.

Introduction: Complete hand degloving injuries are traumatic avulsion injuries causing the skin to pull away from the underlying tissues and are most often caused by industrial machinery. We present the case of a degloving trauma of the whole fingers, hand, and wrist resulting in a "watch hand" by analogy with the "ring finger" and discuss alternatives and recommendations from the rare cases described of similar traumas.

Case Presentation: A 33-year-old manual worker, a non-smoker with no significant medical or surgical comorbidities, was admitted for a complete skin avulsion of the left hand and wrist following a work-related accident with a trommel-type industrial roller.