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Use of a Novel Infant Warming Device (mOm Essential) Reduces Neonatal Unit Admission and Family Separation

A Prospective, multi-site, quality improvement evaluation in five UK hospitals spanning labour and delivery, operating theatre recovery, postnatal wards, and transitional care, to evaluate the effectiveness, acceptability, and economic impact of a portable neonatal warming device (mOm Essential) across neonatal settings in the United Kingdom (UK). The evaluation included late-preterm and term neonates (<6 kg) presenting with mild to moderate hypothermia with the primary objective to achieve norm...

Ameloblastic Carcinoma: A Clinical Case Report

Ameloblastic carcinoma is a rare pathological entity, accounting for approximately 2% of head and neck tumors. It behaves as a malignant neoplasm with locally invasive destructive capacity, including neural involvement, lymphatic dissemination, and slow-growing distant metastases, leading to bone resorption and dental mobility [1,2]. Clinical Case: We report the case of a 45-year-old male patient who presented with left mandibular swelling since the age of 12. Facial computed tomography revealed...

What are the Latest Trends in Otolaryngology Biomedical Research?

Otolaryngology Biomedical Research, Eyes, ears, nose, throat (ENT), and its modalities, and etymology. Also, looking into the field of Alternative and Natural medicine that has been integrated into this area of medicine. This article will discuss the newest trends in ENT (Ear, Nose, and Throat) in 2025, focusing on advanced technology, minimally invasive procedures, and personalized patient care. Innovations include AI integration, biologics for sinus disease, evolving cochlear implant practice...

Autonomic Dysfunction and its Complete Correction in Spinal Cord Injury, M. Parkinson, Cerebellar Atrophy typ C and Aging

Autonomic dysfunction (AD), also known as dysautonomia, refers to a group of conditions that result from damage to the nerves that manage everyday body processes. (Figure 1) These nerves are part of our autonomic nervous system, which controls unconscious or involuntary actions and impaired sensations. Autonomic dysfunction can have many causes [1]. We investigated 34 Patients with Spinal Cord Injury, 2 Patients with Parkinson’s Disease, 2 Patients with Multiple System Atrophy [2] and 3 Patien...