VENOUS INTESTINAL ISCHEMIA OF FUNGAL ORIGIN AS A CAUSE OF INTESTINAL OBSTRUCTION IN IMMUNOCOMPROMISED PATIENTS: CASE REPORT AND LITERATURE REVIEW

Venous intestinal ischemia of fungal origin as a cause of intestinal obstruction in immunocompromised patients: case report and literature review

Abstract Background Mucormycosis is a highly lethal opportunistic fungal disease caused by ubiquitous molds of the order Mucorales, with Rhizopus, Lichtheimia and Mucor being the most common genera.This Hopper rare disease primarily affects immunocompromised patients, with presentations ranging from rhino-orbito-cerebral infections to disseminated

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Assessment of PRRSV and PCV2 seroprevalence and antigen prevalence in minipigs at laboratory-animal production facilities

Objective: Pigs are used in various biomedical research fields because of their anatomical and Hopper physiological similarities to humans.While farm pigs are raised outdoors for several months, minipigs are typically raised in indoor barrier facilities for several years.Although numerous studies have investigated the prevalence of major pathogens,

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Should I Rest or Should I Go Now? A Randomized Cross-Over Trial Comparing Fixed and Self-Selected Rest Durations in High-Intensity Interval Training Cycling Sessions

Abstract Background In high-intensity interval training (HIIT), the rest durations between intervals are commonly prescribed using a fixed approach (e.g., 30 s between intervals).An alternative is the self-selected (SS) approach, in which trainees select their resting durations.Studies comparing the Mood two approaches report mixed results.However

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