Functional Outcome of Closed Reduction and Extension Casting in Forearm Fractures in Children

Yadav, Parth; Phalak, Mukesh; Patel, Shivam; Chaudhari, Tushar; Nair, Abhishek; Gurnani, Sagar

doi:10.7759/cureus.22389

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“…The future trajectory of robotic surgery is promising, characterized by ongoing advancements in miniaturization, enhanced imaging modalities, intelligent systems, and less invasive methodologies. These developments culminate in more precise and efficient surgical interventions [ 37 ]. The exploration of 5G networks' potential in robotics is underway, envisaging near-instantaneous communication capabilities that could facilitate remote procedures, elevate quality standards, and expand healthcare accessibility [ 37 ].…”

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“…These developments culminate in more precise and efficient surgical interventions [ 37 ]. The exploration of 5G networks' potential in robotics is underway, envisaging near-instantaneous communication capabilities that could facilitate remote procedures, elevate quality standards, and expand healthcare accessibility [ 37 ]. The synergy of professionals from diverse domains, including healthcare, engineering, and technology, is paramount in propelling the frontier of robot-assisted surgery and realizing life-altering outcomes [ 37 ].…”

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Advancements and Innovations in the Surgical Management of Sacrococcygeal Pilonidal Sinus: A Comprehensive Review

Dhole,

Mahakalkar

2024

Cureus

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Sacrococcygeal pilonidal sinus (SPS) is a common condition characterized by the formation of a sinus tract or cavity in the sacrococcygeal region, often containing hair and debris. Surgical management plays a crucial role in its treatment due to its chronic and recurrent nature. This comprehensive review explores the advancements and innovations in the surgical management of SPS. The review begins with an overview of the historical perspective, anatomy, and pathophysiology of the condition, followed by a discussion of current surgical techniques, including conventional excision, flap procedures, and minimally invasive approaches. Recent advancements, such as laser therapy, radiological guidance techniques, and roboticassisted surgery, are also examined. The key findings from outcomes research are summarized, including postoperative pain management, recurrence rates, and patient satisfaction. The implications for clinical practice are discussed, emphasizing the importance of staying updated on the latest surgical techniques and adopting a personalized approach to treatment. Recommendations for future research are provided, highlighting the need for prospective studies comparing different surgical techniques, as well as research focusing on minimally invasive approaches and predictive models for recurrence risk. Collaboration among researchers, clinicians, and industry partners is essential to drive innovation and improve outcomes for patients with SPS.

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