Publications by authors named "Shelby Boock"
Myeloid sarcoma (MS) represents a neoplastic proliferation characterized by immature myeloid precursor cells. Among its variants, aleukemic MS is an uncommon subtype, manifesting as skin involvement sparing the peripheral blood or bone marrow. The non-specific cutaneous presentation coupled with the lack of associated symptoms poses a diagnostic challenge for providers.
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- LARC (long-acting reversible contraception) is effective but often has limited accessibility and long wait times when referrals to specialists are necessary.
- A study implemented LARC services directly in a primary care practice (Practice A) to reduce these wait times, while a control group continued to refer patients to specialists (Practice B).
- Results showed that patients in Practice A experienced a significant reduction in wait times, completing procedures much faster than those in Practice B, highlighting the benefits of integrating LARC into primary care settings.