Publications by authors named "v G"

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  • The paper discusses the development of a new method, EfficientNet-Deep batch normalized eLUAlexnet (EfficientNet-DbneAlexnet), for detecting brain tumors in MRI images, addressing the challenge of varied tumor shapes and sizes.
  • The process involves image enhancement using Piecewise Linear Transformation, skull stripping with Fuzzy Local Information C Means, and tumor segmentation via a Projective Adversarial Network.
  • The results show that this new approach achieves impressive performance metrics: 90.36% sensitivity, 92.77% accuracy, and 91.82% specificity in detecting brain tumors.
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Introduction Anatomy, as a crucial subject in the medical curriculum, demands continuous efforts to adopt innovative teaching methods to make it a student-friendly subject. One of the new educational technologies is the virtual anatomy dissection. This high-tech tool allows students to perform some hands-on manipulation of a digital cadaver through an electronic screen in the form of a table.

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Ventral Hernia (VH) is a common issue in patients with Diastasis Recti (DR). VH with concomitant DR presents a challenging scenario for surgical repair due to complexity of abdominal wall defects. Traditional open surgical procedure is associated with prolonged discomfort and poor cosmesis and resultant patients' unacceptability.

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Bacterial contamination of plasma is unusual owing to frozen storage nevertheless reported. We report a case of transfusion transmitted infection due to Burkholderia cepacia contaminating fresh frozen plasma. A 31 year old male with decompensated chronic liver disease presented with breathlessness due to pleural effusion.

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  • The gut microbiome plays a crucial role in male reproductive health and infertility, acting as a system that interacts with the endocrine and immune systems.
  • Recent research on the gut-testis axis (GTA) suggests a connection between gut health and male reproduction, but some studies remain controversial.
  • Various factors, including diet and pollutants, can either disrupt or support gut microbiota, impacting hormone activities in reproduction and highlighting the need for further exploration of the GTA for potential therapies.
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