Publications by authors named "Sagi Levental"
Background: Isolated peripheral artery aneurysms are very rare, appearing in fewer than 2% of the general population. The literature reports a few case reports of poliomyelitis patients presenting with unilateral leg paralysis that presented with peripheral aneurysms in the contralateral leg.
Objectives: To compare lower limb arterial diameters in poliomyelitis patients and screen these patients for peripheral aneurysms.
Article Synopsis
- The study aimed to assess if there are sex differences in blood oxygen saturation (SpO) among young healthy adults and whether such differences exist at birth.* -
- Results showed that young adult females had a significantly higher average SpO (98.6%) compared to males (97.1%), even after controlling for other factors like BMI and age.* -
- Interestingly, no sex differences in SpO were found in newborns, suggesting that these differences develop later, warranting further investigation into the underlying mechanisms.*