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4-1.6mm) for R1 and 0.9±0.23 (SD) mm (range 0.4-1.7mm) for R2 (ICC 0.96; 95% CI 0.92-0.98%). Along the thoracic wall, where LTN run along the lateral thoracic artery, the mean diameter was 0.83±0.19 (SD) mm (range 0.5-1.27mm) for R1 and 0.89±0.21 (SD) mm (range 0.6-1.2mm) for R2 (ICC 0.86; 95% CI 0.72-0.93%).

The LTN can be analyzed with ultrasound using high-frequency probe by using the C5 and C6 roots, the middle scalene muscle above the clavicle and the lateral thoracic artery on the chest wall as landmarks.

The LTN can be analyzed with ultrasound using high-frequency probe by using the C5 and C6 roots, the middle scalene muscle above the clavicle and the lateral thoracic artery on the chest wall as landmarks.

Postorgasmic illness syndrome (POIS) is a rare syndrome of unknown etiology where patients experience distressing physical and psychological after ejaculatory sequelae.

To better characterize the epidemiology, symptomatology, disease course, and treatment of POIS, with specific interest placed on examining relationships between disease presentation and measures of disease burden.

A 30-item questionnaire was distributed to an online community of patients with POIS from June 2019 to January 2020. this website We assessed diagnostic criteria and clusters of symptomatology described in prior studies. Outcome measures include self-reported measures of symptom severity, disease burden, and behavioral changes. Statistical correlations were assessed with Pearson's chi-squared (χ

) and ordinal regression analyses.

The main outcome measures of this study are self-reported measures of symptom severity, disease burden, and behavioral changes.

The sample consisted of 302 men (mean age 32.6±11.4years, mean age of onset 19.1±ered in English and within 1 online community, that results were self-reported, and that the response rate was low (32%).

Characterizing symptom cluster, but not number of diagnostic criteria, may offer prognostic value, and investigation to elucidate pathophysiology and potential treatments for POIS is necessary. Natale C, Gabrielson A, Tue Nguyen HM, etal. Analysis of the Symptomatology, Disease Course, and Treatment of Postorgasmic Illness Syndrome in a Large Sample. J Sex Med 2020;172229-2235.

Characterizing symptom cluster, but not number of diagnostic criteria, may offer prognostic value, and investigation to elucidate pathophysiology and potential treatments for POIS is necessary. Natale C, Gabrielson A, Tue Nguyen HM, et al. Analysis of the Symptomatology, Disease Course, and Treatment of Postorgasmic Illness Syndrome in a Large Sample. J Sex Med 2020;172229-2235.

Soft tissue surgery to address in-toeing gait in young cerebral palsy (CP) patients may be an alternative in some cases to femoral derotation osteotomy (FDO), which is the currently accepted treatment. The relative contribution of muscular contracture, spasticity and bone deformity is still controversial. In this study, we determined the outcomes of soft tissue surgery on hip internal rotation (HIR) when femoral anteversion was less than 45° and the soft tissues were identified as being the cause.

This prospective study included select adolescent patients who were operated in the context of single-event multilevel surgery. The soft tissues' contribution to the HIR was identified beforehand. The surgical procedures focused on the hamstrings, adductor magnus and gluteus minimus muscles.

Over a 6-year period, 21 patients (mean age 14 years) and 25 lower limbs were treated. The HIR improved by an average of 17.4°±4.8° (95% CI). The gait deviation index and gait profile score also improved significantly. At is technique has its place alongside FDO in certain CP patients who do not have severe femoral anteversion.

Cystoscopy is noted to be more painful in men. Research has been done to support the use of video in men to reduce pain; it would follow that video would be useful in reducing pain in women as well.

The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of watching a relaxing video during cystoscopy on the pain and anxiety levels of female patients.

The study was a single-center, parallel, randomized, controlled, nonblinded trial.

This study was carried out in the cystoscopy unit of a training and research hospital in Turkey.

Sixty female patients aged 18years and older undergoing rigid cystoscopy for the first time and under local anesthesia.

The participants were randomized into two equal groups video and control. Data were collected with Visual Analog Scale, State-Trait Anxiety Scale, and hemodynamic parameters.

A statistically significant difference was found between the two groups in terms of pain levels during and after cystoscopy (p<.001). Pain levels were significantly lower in the video group during and after the procedure. A statistically significant difference was also found between the groups in terms of anxiety levels before and after cystoscopy (p<.05). Anxiety levels were significantly lower in the video group after the procedure. Satisfaction levels were higher in the video group (p<.001).

According to this study, watching a relaxing video during cystoscopy had a positive effect on pain, anxiety, satisfaction levels, and hemodynamic parameters of the patients.

According to this study, watching a relaxing video during cystoscopy had a positive effect on pain, anxiety, satisfaction levels, and hemodynamic parameters of the patients.

Outcomes of medical treatments tend to be highly variable. Some of the underlying variance is due to well-known factors such as age, gender, ethnicity, and effects of local weather. There are also less obvious influences including variations in solar wind, the Earth's geomagnetic field, and the interplanetary magnetic field. This study explored possible effects of these local and solar/geomagnetic variables on the outcomes of energy medicine treatments. The context was a pilot clinical trial involving 17 energy medicine practitioners who treated a total of 190 participants presenting with hand and wrist pain.

Eighteen environmental variables were correlated against changes in subjective pain and against changes in objective measures of nerve conduction velocity.

The results showed that local barometric pressure, interplanetary magnetic field, lunar illumination, proton fluence, electron fluence, and solar radio flux showed statistically significant relationships with these health outcomes (at p < 0.05 or better) before correction for multiple comparison corrections.