Building a Multidisciplinary Limb Program Practical Guide
Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) management demands a coordinated, multidisciplinary approach to improve patient outcomes and reduce amputations. This guide provides a structured framework for establishing and running a successful limb program, from team composition to patient pathways.
Predictive Models for Notifiable Infectious Diseases in China
A case study in Ziyang County, China, showcases the innovative use of time-series modeling to predict and manage infectious disease outbreaks. This localized approach highlights the potential for data-driven public health strategies in resource-limited settings.
Dizziness Resolved with Chronic Rhinosinusitis Treatment: A Physical Therapy Case
A recent case report highlights the potential link between chronic rhinosinusitis (CRS) and dizziness, offering a new perspective for physical therapists and other clinicians. Treatment of CRS led to the resolution of persistent dizziness, suggesting CRS should be considered in the differential diagnosis.
Early vs. Delayed Surgery for Shoulder Dislocation Return to Sport
For athletes who sustain an anterior shoulder dislocation , the decision of early versus delayed surgical intervention significantly impacts their return to sport. This review suggests that early surgery may offer a quicker return, but clinicians must consider the long-term risks of post-traumatic arthritis .
Sporotrichosis in Brazil: A Wake-Up Call for Public Health Policy
Sporotrichosis is increasingly straining healthcare resources in Northeast Brazil, particularly in Pernambuco. Urgent policy changes are needed to prioritize this now-notable disease and implement effective surveillance and control measures.
