Publications by authors named "Sally M Al-Qaraghuli"
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- REBOA (Resuscitative endovascular balloon occlusion of the aorta) is an emergency procedure used to manage severe bleeding by maintaining blood flow to vital organs until further treatment can be performed.
- While it can be life-saving, REBOA is associated with various complications, including a significant risk of distal limb complications, renal failure, and respiratory issues.
- The article reviews these complications, noting a higher incidence of lower limb ischemia and acute kidney failure, highlighting the need for careful management and monitoring of patients undergoing the procedure.
The recent COVID-19 pandemic led to many drastic changes in not only society, law, economics, but also in science and medicine, marking for the first time when drug regulatory authorities cleared for use mRNA-based vaccines in the fight against this outbreak. However, while indeed representing a novel application of such technology in the context of vaccination medicine, introducing RNA into cells to produce resultant molecules (proteins, antibodies, etc.) is not a novel principle.
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