Hyfe’s Post

Researchers from the Cleveland Clinic have published an independent study with evidence that supports the practical application of brain4care technology as a non-invasive method for estimating intracranial compliance at bedside. The article analyzed the agreement of non invasive techniques as quantitative indicators of intracranial compliance for clinical application. The parameters obtained with brain4care technology showed a strong correlation with invasive techniques, opening new possibilities for safer and less invasive approaches. 👉 Read the full publication: https://lnkd.in/dqzjKDiw

Stephen Covey, author of The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, said it well, “Trust is the glue of life. It’s the most essential ingredient in effective communication. It’s the foundational principle that holds all relationships.” In the September/October Journal of Vitreoretinal Diseases, released this week, I explore the concept of trust in retina care. Simply put, trust is the cornerstone that supports effective treatment, enhances patient outcomes, and fosters a robust therapeutic alliance. Building trust requires a commitment to competence, transparency, and consistency. It is an ongoing process that demands attention to individual patient needs and broader systemic challenges. By prioritizing trust, retina specialists can ensure that their patients receive the highest quality care to help preserve the precious gift of sight. Read the full editorial and enjoy a comprehensive summary of this robust issue, covering some of the latest and most compelling science, cases and thought leadership in retina by clicking here: https://lnkd.in/e2x_S6Vk #Retina #peer-reviewed research #Retina science #Retina specialist

🚀 The date of Hyfe's 8th Cough Science Forum is set 🗓️ September 18th, 2024 3.30PM UTC / 11:30 AM EDT / 5:30PM CEST The registration is now open and you can find the link in the comments below #hyfeai #coughscienceforum #coughscience ________ About the Cough Science Forum 🕕 The meeting lasts for one hour and is recorded 👩🏻 Anyone interested in cough science can attend the Cough Science Forum 🎯 Our goals are to build a network of researchers and health practitioners who are interested in the acoustic analysis of cough and its potential impact on healthcare, as well as accelerate progress in the field by hosting a forum where groundbreaking ideas and findings can be discussed and rapidly cross-fertilized between academic disciplines  🌬️Forums are dedicated to sharing findings from studies using Hyfe’s CoughMonitor, insights on cough analytics, and discussing the role of cough in different indications. ______ You’re welcome to contribute by suggesting discussion topics or presenting your latest research findings. The forum is a collaborative space for the advancement of cough-related research. You can send your suggestions to research@hyfe.ai.

Dear Colleagues, A recent publication in Medical Science Monitor underscores the critical importance of early and aggressive fluid resuscitation for crush syndrome (CS) patients, notably in disaster scenarios like the Türkiye-Syria earthquakes. This retrospective study of 377 CS cases reveals high rates of acute kidney injury (AKI), hemodialysis needs, and mortality, especially among those trapped under debris for over 24 hours. The findings emphasize the necessity of integrating robust fluid resuscitation protocols into disaster response plans to improve patient outcomes. The complete report is now available on the Medical Science Monitor webpage. | https://lnkd.in/dX3kgJta

Imagine a reality where every breath is a struggle. For 12 million people in the UK, who will develop a lung condition in their lifetime, there’s no need to imagine.  Every 5 minutes someone dies from a lung condition, yet public research funding for respiratory research has been chronically low. Saving and improving the lives of people with lung conditions starts with an accurate and timely diagnosis, something that can only be achieved with more research and more funding to develop the understanding and tools needed.  Read our collaborative report with LifeArc to hear what people living with a lung condition, clinicals, academic, innovators are proposing to transform the future of respiratory diagnostics and save lives. https://lnkd.in/excBjS8w X ALUK diagnstics&utm_id=

Meeting everyone at GSAAM each year is both a pleasure and a profound source of inspiration. I'm particularly excited about the society's upcoming name shift towards "healthy longevity." After all, who is truly anti-aging? Is aging inherently negative? I don't think so. Aging signifies maturing, mastering, and evolving into wholeness, fullness, vitality, and wisdom, isn't it? #longevity #longevitymindset #artoflongevity

📣 Open Access Paper in JCM 🚀 Title: Risk Factors for Severe Pain and Impairment of Daily Life Activities after Cesarean Section—A Prospective Multi-Center Study of 11,932 Patients 🎈 Full text available here: https://lnkd.in/guVBzjgV

On the Triglyceride Forum, you can now see #lipid specialist, Professor Robert Rosenson, (Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, USA), discuss results from the #MUIR trial showing the TG-lowering effects of targeting apoC3 with the novel agent, #plozasiran, in his presentation at the 8th Expert Meeting of the Editorial Board of the Triglyceride Forum. View it now, at https://lnkd.in/egPHW7Tg #lipodology #lipodologist

Consensus methods underpin clinical guidelines and other recommendations in medicine, which is why having a proper reporting guideline is so important. Our article on the significance of the ACCORD reporting guideline for respiratory medicine is out in Pragmatic and Observational Research today! Rolfe MJ, Winchester CC, Chisholm A, Price DB. Improving the transparency and replicability of consensus methods: respiratory medicine as a case example. Pragmat Obs Res 2024;15:201–207 https://lnkd.in/e6yaw4jD

Kudos to Post-doc Zhang Manrui, PhD who gave a presentation in the symposium session, “Advantages in Using Item Response Theory in Developing Outcome Measures in Rehabilitation: Reliability, Patient Burden, and Differential Item Functioning” with Richard Gershon, PhD at the American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine in Dallas, TX. Great work, Manrui!