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Genetically Modified Pig Kidney Transplant in Boston!
In a monumental leap forward, surgeons have recently achieved a remarkable feat: transplant of a pig kidney into humans. This article delves into the intricacies of this groundbreaking procedure, shedding light on its anatomical and physiological nuances compared to conventional kidney transplants. Medical students and professionals alike will gain valuable insights into the future of… Continue reading
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We Did It! We Can Now CURE HIV
Join us on an exciting journey in the search for a cure for HIV. A recent breakthrough has brought new hope. Picture a world without HIV/AIDS. This dream moves closer with the incredible story of a woman from New York, potentially cured of HIV through an extraordinary stem cell transplant. Embark on a journey tracing… Continue reading
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Palpable Body Structures: Feel It Your Self
Let’s embark on a fascinating journey through palpable body structures. We’ll uncover touchable structures within the human body. You may think you’re familiar with your body, but prepare to be astonished. We’ll guide you from head to toe. Exploring Palpable Structures in the Neck Let’s start from the top, where the thyroid cartilage serves as… Continue reading
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Davy Jones’ Heart is No Longer Fiction: A Milestone in Transatlantic Heart Transplant
Have you ever watched Pirates of the Caribbean and marveled at the supernatural beating heart in a jar belonging to Davy Jones? It seemed like pure fantasy, right? Well, prepare to be amazed because what was once considered impossible in fiction is now a reality, thanks to the groundbreaking XVIVO Heart Assist Transport technology used… Continue reading
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Fibula: The Smaller Leg Bone
The fibula is one of the two bones in the lower leg, alongside the tibia. While the tibia bears most of the body’s weight, the fibula serves several important functions. Let’s explore the anatomy and clinical aspects of the fibula. Its upper limb counterpart ulna carries a lot of functional similarities to this. Anatomy of… Continue reading
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Fructose Metabolism: Pathways and Clinical Implications
Fructose, a common sugar found in fruits, honey, and corn syrup, undergoes unique metabolic processes in the body. This article delves into the intricacies of fructose metabolism, exploring its synthesis, entry into cells, clinical implications, and associated disorders. Synthesis While fructose is not synthesized in the liver, it plays a vital role in seminal vesicles… Continue reading
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Femoral Sheath: Anatomy and Function
The femoral sheath is a vital anatomical structure located in the upper thigh region. It plays a crucial role in housing and providing support to the femoral vessels. Understanding its anatomy and function is essential for healthcare professionals, as it has clinical significance in various medical procedures and conditions. Let’s explore the femoral sheath in… Continue reading
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Femoral Triangle: A Comprehensive Guide
The femoral triangle is a triangular depression located on the front of the upper one-third of the thigh, just below the inguinal ligament. It serves as an important anatomical landmark in the thigh region. Let’s explore the boundaries, contents, and clinical significance of the femoral triangle. Definition and Boundaries Boundaries Description Superior/Base Inguinal ligament Lateral… Continue reading
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Popliteal Fossa
The popliteal fossa is a unique anatomical feature located behind the knee joint, formed by the lower part of the femur and the upper part of the tibia. This rhomboid-shaped depression is of great clinical importance due to the presence of various structures and their interactions within this region. It’s counterpart in the upper limb… Continue reading
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Hip Joint: Structure, Function, and Clinical Considerations
The hip joint is a synovial joint known for its stability and mobility. It is a multi-axial ball and socket joint, allowing movement in multiple directions. In this article, we will explore the anatomy, ligaments, movements, blood supply, and nerve supply of the hip joint, as well as some important clinical considerations. Anatomy of the… Continue reading