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Interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome (IC/BPS) is characterized by pain, oppressing sensation, or discomfort associated with the bladder, accompanied by lower urinary tract symptoms, lasting for more than 6 weeks (or 6 months). Since IC/BPS was first reported, its diagnosis and treatment have been a challenge to clinicians. This article will review its classification and phenotype, fundamental research, imaging, symptom score, cystoscopy, treatment and potential therapeutic targets.
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Resumen En más de la mitad de los trastornos del neurodesarrollo se demuestra una etiología genética. La detección de estas variantes patogénicas tiene un impacto enorme en el curso de la enfermedad de estos pacientes. Permite la aceptación de la enfermedad por parte de los padres de los pacientes, emitir un pronóstico, adelantarnos a las futuras consecuencias de la enfermedad y, en cada vez más casos, instaurar un tratamiento o cambiar el ya establecido. Las técnicas genéticas que permiten estos diagnósticos etiológicos son muy jóvenes y por lo tanto todavía no totalmente asumidas por los neuropediatras. Incluso en las guías de diag nóstico de las diferentes sociedades científicas, sus algoritmos están desfasados por la rápida incorporación de nuevas técnicas. En este artículo se revisan las técnicas actuales así como los últimos avances en las mismas, que se están incorporando a la práctica clínica.
Abstract In more than half of neurodevelopmental disorders, a genetic etiology is demonstrated. The detection of these pathogenic variants has a huge impact on the course of the disease of these patients. It allows the acceptance of the disease by the parents of the patients, issue a prognosis, anticipate the future consequences of the disease and in more and more cases establish a treatment or change the one already established. The genetic techniques that allow these etiological diagnoses are very recent therefore not yet fully assumed by neuropediatricians. Even in the diagnostic guides of the different scientific societies, their algorithms are outdated by the quick incorpora tion of new techniques. This article reviews the current techniques as well as the latest advances in them that are being incorporated into clinical practice.
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Because of high rate of nonadherence to statins, the subcutaneously injection of Inclisiran therapy intervals are from 3 months to 6 months, which will increase the patients' adherence to the Inclisiran therapy. In this review, we summarize the latest advances of Inclisiran, and review the phase 2 and phase 3 clinical trials results, adverse events, and the clinical trials results in progress of Inclisiran. Finally, we discuss the current status of Inclisiran in the clinical works.
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Homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia is a rare genetic disorder of lipid metabolism, traditional lipid-lowering therapies such as statins and proprotein convertase subtilisin-kexin type 9 (PCSK9) inhibitors have little efficacy in these patients. Evinacumab can reduce the levels of LDL-C effectively. In this review, we summarize the latest advances in Evinacumab, and review the phase 2 and phase 3 clinical trials results, adverse events, and the clinical trials results in progress of Evinacumab. Finally, we discuss the current status of Evinacumab in the clinical works.
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Nowadays,more and more studies on mini-invasive treatment of clavicle fractures have been reported.Firstly,based on the newly published literature about intramedullary fixation for midshaft clavicle fractures,this paper reviews its indications and advantages.Next,the design characteristics,surgical procedures,therapeutic effects and latest treatment advances concerning the intramedullary implants are systemically demonstrated and compared.Intramedullary fixation can be used in most midshaft clavicle fractures except those with neurovascular lesions or with comminuted segments,or obsolete ones.The commonly used intramedullary implants include Kirschner wires,cannulated screws,titanium elastic nails,threaded nails,and second-generation intramedullary nails.Intramedullary fixation has potential advantages of a smaller incision,fewer complications,a lower refracture risk and faster bone healing but also limitations in strength and stability.However,more and more intramedullary implants,from cannulated screws to second-generation intramedullary nails,have been used in clinic,leading to fine therapeutic effects.New products are being developed to overcome the previous shortcomings.