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Alexithymia and Symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: The Mediation Role of Self-Compassion and Deficits in Emotion Regulation
George Fedorov,
Glen William Bates
Posted: 07 November 2025
Stability and Efficacy of Chlorinated Disinfectants in Beninese Hospitals: Issues for the Prevention and Control of Infections and Antibiotic Resistance
Sènami Evelyne Soclo Dansi,
Comlan Cyrique Degbey,
Alphonse Kpozehouen,
Nicolas Gaffan,
Affi Diane Agbokou,
Ounoussa Tapha,
Dona Euloge Saïzonou,
Houénoukpo Henri Soclo,
Honoré Sourou Bankolé
Posted: 07 November 2025
No Safe Space: A Systematic Review of Violence Against Women and Girls Across Africa (ANULA-WP1)
Nimesha Prashadini,
Sohier Elneil,
Peter Phiri,
Thamudi Sundarapperuma,
Janaki Warushahennadi,
Vindya Pathiraja,
Jian Qingshi,
Nirmala Rathnayake,
George Eleje,
Gayathri Delanerolle
Posted: 07 November 2025
Importance of Magnetic Resonance in the Diagnosis of Pleomorphic Parotid Adenoma: Clinical Case Series
José Paz-Expósito,
Sonia Egido-Moreno,
Xavier Roselló-LLabrés,
Loreto Monsalve-Guil,
Álvaro Jiménez-Guerra,
José López-López,
Eugenio Velasco-Ortega,
Iván Ortiz-García
Introduction: Parotid tumours represent about 3% of head and neck neoplasms, of which 80% are benign. The most common being the Pleomorphic Adenoma (PA). Objective: To analyse the morphological characteristics of the PA by Magnetic Resonance (MRI scan) and its behaviour in advanced diffusion (ADC - Apparent Diffusion Coefficient- value) and perfusion sequences. Materials and methods: Descriptive and inter-observer study of patients with a suspected PA diagnosis in an MRI scan and subsequent histological confirmation. All studies were carried out with the same MRI. The MRI protocol included enhanced sequences in T1 (T1W), T2 (T2W) diffusion study (DWI) and enhanced sequences in T1 with fat saturation (T1W FS) after injecting the contrast. Results: 39 of the 43 cases with suspected PA were confirmed (90.67%). They were morphologically well defined homogeneous tumours, with an average value of high ADC (1.85 x 10-3 mm2/s) and a type A perfusion curve (associated to benignity). The inter-observer concordance was 100%. Conclusions: PAs show typical morphological characteristics in an MRI scan. In case of diagnostic doubt, the diffusion and perfusion sequences help establish a definite diagnosis.
Introduction: Parotid tumours represent about 3% of head and neck neoplasms, of which 80% are benign. The most common being the Pleomorphic Adenoma (PA). Objective: To analyse the morphological characteristics of the PA by Magnetic Resonance (MRI scan) and its behaviour in advanced diffusion (ADC - Apparent Diffusion Coefficient- value) and perfusion sequences. Materials and methods: Descriptive and inter-observer study of patients with a suspected PA diagnosis in an MRI scan and subsequent histological confirmation. All studies were carried out with the same MRI. The MRI protocol included enhanced sequences in T1 (T1W), T2 (T2W) diffusion study (DWI) and enhanced sequences in T1 with fat saturation (T1W FS) after injecting the contrast. Results: 39 of the 43 cases with suspected PA were confirmed (90.67%). They were morphologically well defined homogeneous tumours, with an average value of high ADC (1.85 x 10-3 mm2/s) and a type A perfusion curve (associated to benignity). The inter-observer concordance was 100%. Conclusions: PAs show typical morphological characteristics in an MRI scan. In case of diagnostic doubt, the diffusion and perfusion sequences help establish a definite diagnosis.
Posted: 07 November 2025
Deep Learning-Based Sitting Posture Recognition from Pressure Distribution Across Hard and Soft Seat Environment
Boren Wang,
Lili Tu,
Qiuqiong Shi,
Shiwei Mo
Posted: 07 November 2025
Monitoring Redeployment-Associated Burnout in Health Care Workers: A Real-Time Approach Using Ecological Momentary Assessment
Abdulaziz Alkattan,
Allison A. Norful,
Cynthia X. Pan,
Phyllis August,
Robert S. Crupi,
Joseph E. Schwartz,
Andrew Miele,
Elizabeth Brondolo
Posted: 06 November 2025
Immediate Loading of Immediate Implants Placed in Fresh Sockets. A 10 Year Clinical Follow-Up
Eugenio Velasco-Ortega,
Ivan Ortiz-Garcia,
Loreto Monsalve-Guil,
José López-López,
Enrique Núñez-Márquez,
Nuno Matos-Garrido,
José Luis Rondón-Romero,
Álvaro Jiménez-Guerra,
Jesús Moreno-Muñoz
Posted: 06 November 2025
The Clinical Significance of the Manchester Colour Wheel in a Sample of People Treated for Insured Injuries
John Edward McMahon,
Ashley Craig,
Ian Douglas Cameron
Posted: 06 November 2025
Growth and Adaptation of Newly Graduated Nurses Based on Duchscher’s Stages of Transition Theory and Transition Shock Model: A Longitudinal Quantitative Study
Lynette Cusack,
Loren Madsen,
Judy Boychuk Duchscher,
Wenpeng You
Posted: 06 November 2025
Effect of Physical Exercise on Depressive Disorder: A Systematic Review with Meta-Analysis and Meta-Regression
Arnulfo Ramos-Jiménez,
Rosa P. Hernández-Torres,
Javier A. Ramos-Hernández,
Marina Trejo-Trejo,
Isaac Armando Chávez-Guevara
Posted: 06 November 2025
Exploring the Implementation of Clinical Governance at Grey Hospital, Eastern Cape Province
Phiwokuhle Dike,
Onke Ronaldy Mnyaka
Posted: 06 November 2025
The Role of TARE for Bridging and Downstaging of HCC Before Resection or Liver Transplant
Abdullah Mohammed AlShamrani,
Sung Ki Cho,
Namkee Oh,
Jinsoo Rhu,
Gyu-Seong Choi,
Dongho Hyun,
Jong Man Kim
Posted: 06 November 2025
Opinion Mining-Driven Classification Model for Early Autism Spectrum Disorders Identification Based on Standardized Assessments
José Roberto Grande-Ramírez,
Eduardo Roldán-Reyes,
Guillermo Cortés-Robles,
Jesús Delgado-Maciel,
Marisol Morales-Saucedo,
Marco Antonio Díaz-Martínez
Posted: 06 November 2025
Integrating Design Thinking in Academic Health Systems: A Case Study of MBRU Students Innovating Patient Journey Mapping Initiatives in Dubai Health
Areeba Shahid,
Anna Berbenyuk,
Hannan Sharif,
Aaesha AlHarmi,
Reem Hamed Ahmed Kazim,
Shikha Devadiga,
Amol Kadam,
Yacine Hadjiat
Posted: 06 November 2025
Development of Intelligent Systems for the Prediction and Diagnosis of Arboviruses Transmitted by Aedes aegypti in the Context of Climate Change
Clarisse Lins de Lima,
Karla Amorim Sancho,
Ana Clara Gomes da Silva,
Ranielle Vital,
Cecília Cordeiro da Silva,
Marcela Franklin Salvador de Mendonça,
Fabiano Tonaco Borges,
Carlos Eduardo Gomes Siqueira,
Wellington Pinheiro dos Santos
Posted: 05 November 2025
Retention on Buprenorphine for Opioid Use Disorder in Justice-Involved Individuals: A Retrospective Cohort Study
Andrea Yatsco,
Francine R. Vega,
Audrey Sarah Cohen,
Marylou Cardenas-Turanzas,
James R. Langabeer,
Tiffany Champage-Langabeer
Posted: 05 November 2025
Neuromuscular Recruitment and Interlimb Asymmetry During Shoulder Prevention Exercises with Elastic Resistance in Tennis Players
Maite Terré,
Mònica Solana-Tramunt
Posted: 05 November 2025
The Association Between Socio-Demographic and Socio-Economic Factors and Meeting the Recommended Physical Activity Guidelines in Older Adults in the U.S.
Betty R. Sierra Tamargo,
Pura Rodríguez de la Vega,
Noël C. Barengo
Posted: 05 November 2025
Emotional Culture and Organizational Practices as Predictors of Work Engagement and Burnout: A Network Analysis of Brazilian Workers
Joice Franciele Friedrich Almansa,
Ana Claudia Souza Vazquez,
Claudio Simon Hutz
This study explores the relationships among companionate love, organizational culture practices (OCP), work engagement, and burnout among 649 Brazilian workers. Using a quantitative, exploratory, and correlational design, data were analyzed through descriptive statistics, group comparisons, and network modeling. Results revealed strong positive associations between companionate love, OCP, and work engagement, as well as negative associations with burnout. Companionate love was most strongly linked to OCP, suggesting that emotionally expressive environments foster perceptions of supportive organizational practices. Work engagement emerged as a central construct, mediating the relationship between emotional culture and burnout. Group comparisons showed higher engagement among postgraduate professionals and managers, and stronger OCP perceptions among remote workers and those in the private sector. Network centrality analysis identified OCP and engagement as key influencers. These findings underscore the significance of emotional culture and organizational practices in fostering workplace well-being, and suggest strategic pathways for mitigating burnout through enhanced engagement and cultural support.
This study explores the relationships among companionate love, organizational culture practices (OCP), work engagement, and burnout among 649 Brazilian workers. Using a quantitative, exploratory, and correlational design, data were analyzed through descriptive statistics, group comparisons, and network modeling. Results revealed strong positive associations between companionate love, OCP, and work engagement, as well as negative associations with burnout. Companionate love was most strongly linked to OCP, suggesting that emotionally expressive environments foster perceptions of supportive organizational practices. Work engagement emerged as a central construct, mediating the relationship between emotional culture and burnout. Group comparisons showed higher engagement among postgraduate professionals and managers, and stronger OCP perceptions among remote workers and those in the private sector. Network centrality analysis identified OCP and engagement as key influencers. These findings underscore the significance of emotional culture and organizational practices in fostering workplace well-being, and suggest strategic pathways for mitigating burnout through enhanced engagement and cultural support.
Posted: 05 November 2025
Exploring Workers’ Experience in Public Administrations: Intergenerational Relations and Change as Difficulties and Potential
Cristina Curcio,
Anna Rosa Donizzetti
Posted: 05 November 2025
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