Publications by authors named "Y Hamdaoui"

Introduction: A textiloma or gossypiboma is a retained surgical material in the body after an operation. It may be asymptomatic or revealed by complications such as occlusion, perforation, and fistulization.

Case Report: We report a case of intraabdominal textiloma mimicking a mesenteric tumor.

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In the framework of fully vertical GaN-on-Silicon device technology development, we report on the optimization of non-alloyed ohmic contacts on the N-polar n+-doped GaN face backside layer. This evaluation is made possible by using patterned TLMs (Transmission Line Model) through direct laser writing lithography after locally removing the substrate and buffer layers in order to access the n+-doped backside layer. As deposited non-alloyed metal stack on top of N-polar orientation GaN layer after buffer layers removal results in poor ohmic contact quality.

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Article Synopsis
  • Pulmonary sequestration (PS) is a rare lung condition affecting 1%-6% of newborns, where a segment of lung tissue has no direct airway connection or blood supply from the lungs.
  • A case involving a 28-year-old woman with recurrent infections was reported, where imaging revealed intralobar sequestration, leading to successful robotic surgical removal.
  • Early diagnosis of PS is often challenging due to its resemblance to other lung issues on X-rays; while angiography is the traditional imaging method, CT angiography is preferred today for better visual clarity.
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Selective modulation of TRPC6 ion channels is a promising therapeutic approach for neurodegenerative diseases and depression. A significant advancement showcases the selective activation of TRPC6 through metalated type-B PPAP, termed . This success stems from 's 1,3-diketone motif facilitating metal coordination.

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Objectives: To agree on the 'top 10' research priorities for environmentally sustainable perioperative practice.

Design: Surveys and literature review; final consensus workshop using a nominal group technique.

Setting: UK-based setting.

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