Publications by authors named "Si-Yue Yin"
Background: In recent years, Autoimmune diseases (ADs) and hearing loss are both significant public health burdens worldwide. An increasing number of studies are focusing on the potential link between these two diseases and exploring how hearing loss can be prevented and treated in the context of autoimmune diseases. In response to this focus, it is very necessary to conduct bibliometric analysis and molecular mechanism exploration to provide guidance for the exploration of basic mechanisms and clinical management.
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- The study aimed to evaluate how well narrow-band imaging (NBI) performs in monitoring posttreatment head and neck cancers compared to traditional white light endoscopy (WLE).
- Data was gathered from multiple scientific databases, analyzing literature published before July 2024, focusing on patients who had surgery or other treatments for these cancers.
- Results showed NBI had significantly higher sensitivity (95%) and specificity (96%) for detecting cancer recurrence compared to WLE (72% sensitivity, 72% specificity), indicating that NBI is more effective for early detection of cancer recurrences.
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- This study compares the learning curves (LC) of endoscopic thyroidectomy (ET) and robotic thyroidectomy (RT), revealing that both procedures yield similar perioperative outcomes but RT has a shorter learning curve.
- The meta-analysis included 33 studies and found that ET had higher drainage volume, while both ET and RT showed improved operation times after reaching the stable stage of the LC.
- RT demonstrated superior outcomes in terms of central lymph node resection, less intraoperative bleeding, and slightly lower rates of transient recurrent laryngeal nerve injury, with certain approaches in RT leading to even smaller learning curves.
As a severe public health issue, hearing loss has caused an increasingly disease burden, especially in the elderly population. Hearing loss may inevitably induce asymmetric hearing, which makes it difficult for elderly individuals to locate sound sources, therefore resulting in increased postural instability and falling risk. To emphasize the public health emergence of hearing loss, we investigated the temporal trend of prevalence of hearing loss over the last 30 years and further predicted its changes in the next 20 years, decomposed the trend according to demographic factors and epidemiological changes, and quantified the cross-country healthy inequalities, using the Global Burden of Diseases, Injuries, and Risk Factors Study (GBD) 2019.
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- Thyroid disease is common, and recent increases in thyroid surgeries have raised concerns about postoperative complications, prompting this study on the effectiveness of intraoperative nerve monitoring (IONM) during endoscopic thyroid surgeries.
- The study reviewed eight relevant studies with 915 patients, finding that IONM resulted in a lower incidence of transient recurrent laryngeal nerve (RLN) palsy compared to conventional methods, while not significantly affecting permanent RLN palsy rates.
- The findings suggest that IONM improves surgical outcomes by reducing RLN localisation time and enhancing the identification rate of another important nerve, plus it notably benefits patients with thyroid malignancies regarding RLN complications.