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2026journal-article
Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal
Haley M. Hays, Jennifer Smith
Abstract Cervical artery dissection represents a relevant cause of stroke, predominantly in young adults. The diagnosis can be challenging both clinically and radiographically frequently resulting in underdiagnosis, and management can be controversial. This case study explores a young adult diagnosed with a nontraumatic associated cervical artery dissection and provides an evidence-based overview on diagnostic evaluation, treatment approaches, and outcomes.
2026journal-article
Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal
Colleen K. Norton, Heather Norton Benedetto, Margaret Harvey Granitto
Abstract The recreational use of cannabis is a significant (and growing) contemporary public health issue, confounded by the rapidly changing state and federal marijuana regulation and legislation. As of 2025, 24 states and the District of Columbia have legalized cannabis for medicinal and recreational use, and 39 of the 50 states have legalized it for medicinal use. With the increased use of recreational and medicinal marijuana, there has been an uptick in emergency department (ED) visits for cannabis-related illn …
2026journal-article
Advanced Emergency Nursing Journal
Kara J. Bragg, Michael M. Mohseni, Mason Bonner, Charles Graham
Abstract Advanced practice providers (APPs), including nurse practitioners (NPs) and physician assistants (PAs), play a vital role in emergency medicine (EM), addressing workforce shortages and enhancing patient care. Despite their growing presence, position statements from the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) and the American Academy of Emergency Medicine (AAEM) challenge APP autonomy and scope of practice. This article critically examines the educational pathways, clinical competencies, and certifi …
2026journal-article
Nursing in Critical Care
Changli Song, Wei Zhang, Lijuan Zhu, Teng Ge, Min Cao, Haihong Xu
ABSTRACT Background Intensive care unit (ICU) patients frequently experience disruptions in their nutritional needs, and ICU nurses play a critical role in managing enteral nutrition. Aim This study aimed to evaluate ICU nurses' knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) regarding enteral nutrition. Study Design A multicentre cross‐sectional study was conducted from September to December 2024 across 15 hospitals in China. A self‐developed questionnaire was used to collect socio‐demographic data and assess KAP scores. …
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2026journal-article
Medicine
Boqiao Zhou, Li Liu
Background: Ensuring patient safety is the paramount objective of nursing care. Investigating the factors that influence nurses’ perceptions of patient safety culture is vital to promoting and enhancing patient safety. Methods: A computer search was conducted in PubMed, Web of Science, Cochrane Library, Embase, China National Knowledge Infrastructure, Chinese Biomedical Literature Database, and WanFang Data databases from their inception to August 2024, including cross-sectional studies, cohort studies, and case–co …
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2026journal-article
Genetics and Molecular Research
Kusum Lata, Iris George Dennis, Presithajency. F, Rohit Dimri, Ayush Raturi, Mosammad Sahida Begum
Introduction: A chest drain is a tube that is placed through the rib cage and into the pleural cavity of the chest to facilitate the evacuation of pus (emphysema), blood (haemothorax), fluid (pleural effusion), or air (pneumothorax). An appropriately positioned drain and an airtight, one-way drainage system are necessary for the efficient drainage of air, blood, or fluid from the pleural space in order to maintain sub-atmospheric intrapleural pressure. This permits the lung to expand again and the pleural contents …
2026journal-article
Genetics and Molecular Research
Shraddha Singh, Prof. Dr. S. Balamani Bose, Dr. Vikash Agrawal, Prof. Hemalatha M
Introduction: Lower Respiratory Trat Infection (LRTIs) are one of the major causes of morbidity and hospitalization among children worldwide. Children with LRTIs commonly experience impaired pulmonary function characterized by increased respiratory rate, decreased oxygen saturation, and reduced Peak Expiratory Flow Rate (PEFR). Play-based breathing exercises are increasingly recognized as effective supportive therapies that improve respiratory function while promoting child participation and cooperation. Pinwheel b …
2026journal-article
Genetics and Molecular Research
Shruti Singh, Blessy Mathew, Prof. Dr Shakun Singh, Prof. Dr Balamani Bose, Prof. Hemalatha M
Introduction: Labour pain is an intense physiological and psychological ordeal. In resource-limited or public healthcare settings in India, pharmacological analgesia is often unavailable or inaccessible due to infrastructure and personnel constraints. Non-pharmacological alternatives, such as birthing balls, provide low-cost, safe, and woman-centered support, yet rigorous experimental evidence within the Indian context remains limited. Objectives: 1. To Assess the post-test level of labour pain perception and progr …
2026journal-article
Genetics and Molecular Research
Nistha Srivastava, Diana Richard, Dr. Dheeraj Soni, Prof. Dr. S. Balamani Bose, Arvin Richard
Introduction: Cardiovascular diseases remain the leading cause of death worldwide, with ischemic heart disease accounting for the greatest proportion of cardiovascular mortality. According to the Global Burden of Disease 2021 study, approximately 254.3 million people were living with ischemic heart disease globally, resulting in 9.0 million deaths in 2021. Earlier Global Burden of Disease estimates reported 21.2 million new cases of ischemic heart disease worldwide in 2019, highlighting the continuing global burden …
2026journal-article
Genetics and Molecular Research
Mr Anubhav Verma, Mrs. Shivani Malik, Dr. Tarun Pal, Prof. Dr. S Balamani Bose, Mrs. Nishat Parveen, Prof. Hemalatha M
Introduction: Burnout has recently become a major problem in the nursing profession. Nurses experience higher levels of burnout compared to other health professionals due to greater job-related pressure, long working hours, and the emotional demands of patient care. In addition to physical exhaustion, nurses often face psychological strain from dealing with critically ill patients, high patient-to-nurse ratios, and limited resources. This chronic stress can lead to feelings of depersonalization, reduced job satisfa …
2026journal-article
Genetics and Molecular Research
Akshita Malik, Mrs. Nishat Parveen, Prof. Dr. S. Balamani Bose, Prof. Hemalatha M, Mrs. Shivani Malik
Introduction: Psychological well-being and body image satisfaction are essential components of mental health among nursing students. Academic pressure, clinical responsibilities, and lifestyle-related factors may negatively affect psychological well-being and body image perception. Aerobic exercise is recognized as a cost-effective, non pharmacological intervention that promotes both physical and mental health. Therefore, the present study was undertaken to evaluate the effectiveness of aerobic exercise on psycholo …
2026journal-article
Psycho-Oncologie
Feng Guo
Hospitalized cancer patients with orthopaedic-related complications experience multidimensional burdens encompassing clinical, financial, and psychosocial domains. This retrospective observational study evaluated 184 patients admitted to The Second People’s Hospital of Yuhang District, Hangzhou, from 2023 to 2025. Patients were classified as orthopaedic-related, including traumatic fractures, primary bone tumours, secondary or metastatic bone lesions, and post-surgical interventions, or non-orthopaedic. Data on ske …
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2026journal-article
Nursing Edição Brasileira
João Vítor Ferreira
A oncologia intervencionista consolidou-se nas últimas décadas como o quarto pilar do tratamento oncológico moderno, atuando de forma integrada e complementar à cirurgia, à quimioterapia e à radioterapia. No centro desse progresso, as técnicas de ablação térmica por agulha guiada por métodos de imagem — notadamente a ablação por radiofrequência (RFA) e a ablação por micro-ondas (MWA) — emergiram como alternativas terapêuticas minimamente invasivas de alta resolutividade e excelente perfil de segurança para paciente …
2026journal-article
Nursing Edição Brasileira
Adrian Leonardo Beccar Rojas, Leonardo Lúcio Martins Teixeira, Samantha Costa de Sousa, Tatianne Oliveira Ribeiro
O manejo da via aérea em pacientes com hemorragia ativa de via aérea superior representa um dos maiores desafios na prática da anestesiologia e medicina de emergência. A visualização direta por laringoscopia convencional é frequentemente prejudicada pela presença de sangue e secreções, aumentando o risco de hipóxia e intubações falhas. O objetivo desta revisão sistemática foi avaliar a eficácia e a segurança do uso do estilete luminoso (Lightwand) como técnica alternativa de intubação orotraqueal em cenários de san …
2026journal-article
Nursing Edição Brasileira
Ana Gabriela de Melo Sandoval, Giovanni Amadeu Christini, Maria Eduarda Alves Gallo
A epididimite aguda caracteriza-se como um processo inflamatório do epidídimo, sendo uma das causas mais frequentes de dor escrotal aguda no atendimento de urgência e na atenção primária à saúde masculina. A patogênese da doença está intrinsecamente ligada à ascensão retrógrada de patógenos a partir da uretra ou da bexiga, sendo a etiologia bacteriana predominante. Em pacientes jovens, os agentes mais prevalentes estão relacionados a infecções sexualmente transmissíveis, enquanto em indivíduos de idade avançada, mi …
2026journal-article
Nursing Edição Brasileira
Fernanda Cândida de Araújo Molinero, Leonardo Borgato Jorge
A ventilação mecânica intraoperatória tem evoluído de um suporte básico para uma estratégia de proteção pulmonar destinada a prevenir a lesão pulmonar pós-operatória (PPL). O objetivo desta revisão sistemática foi avaliar o impacto da redução da pressão de distensão (driving pressure - $\Delta P$) nos desfechos clínicos de pacientes submetidos a anestesia geral. A busca realizada entre 2016 e 2026 nas bases LILACS, SciELO e MEDLINE demonstrou que a $\Delta P$, definida como a diferença entre a pressão de platô e a …
2026journal-article
Nursing Edição Brasileira
Giovanna Kamilly Gomes Pacheco, Julia de Almeida Machado, Julia Gheller Turra
A ventilação monopulmonar (VMP) é uma manobra fundamental na prática da anestesia torácica, permitindo a exclusão de um pulmão para facilitar o acesso cirúrgico e otimizar a visualização em intervenções torácicas complexas (1). O objetivo desta revisão sistemática foi analisar as principais técnicas de isolamento pulmonar, comparando o uso de tubos de duplo lúmen (TDL), bloqueadores brônquicos (BB) e tubos de lúmen único na prática anestésica brasileira (2, 3). A busca foi realizada em bases de dados como LILACS, S …
