Publications by authors named "S Hyder"
Embolic myocardial infarction (MI) due to malignancy is a rare clinical entity defined by embolization of cancerous tissue to the coronary arteries. We present the case of a 49-year-old man presenting with an anterolateral MI in the setting of metastatic melanoma tumor embolization.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThe Ciprofloxacin (CIP) toxicity and salinity stress in agricultural soils cause risk to environmental and food safety. Consequently, it is essential to devise or use more effective techniques for mitigating salinity and ciprofloxacin-induced stress in soil. This study includes the nZVI-loaded biochar synthesis, integrating the unique characteristics of raw biochar with nZVI.
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- The study investigates the role of the dorsal striatum in controlling seizures, addressing a gap in understanding how this brain area contributes to seizure activity, despite previous knowledge of the basal ganglia's anti-seizure effects.
- Using optogenetic techniques, the research examines activation and inactivation of striatal neurons in rat models of different types of epilepsy, demonstrating that activating the dorsal striatum significantly suppresses seizures while silencing it increases seizure severity in some models.
- The findings highlight the complex and essential role of the dorsal striatum in seizure modulation, showcasing both continuous and responsive light delivery methods as effective means of influencing seizure characteristics in various experimental scenarios.
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- Catheter-based treatments are becoming important for both acute and chronic pulmonary blood clots, making it essential to understand the anatomy of pulmonary arterial branches.* -
- A study of 179 patients undergoing angiography showed a variety of branching patterns in the pulmonary arteries, with a total of 7 patterns in the right upper lobe, 3 in the right middle lobe, and so on across the left lobes.* -
- Notably, only 2-3 branching patterns per lobe were responsible for over 90% of the observed variations, offering valuable insights for medical professionals and future research in pulmonary interventions.*
Aortic dissection is a rare consequence of blunt trauma with potentially fatal consequences requiring prompt identification and management. The most common site for dissection or transection is the thoracic aorta due to anatomical fixation points. Current literature describes four cases of traumatic abdominal aortic dissection with intimal tear associated with vertebral fractures due to falling.
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