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Research article was conducted to determine the effect of anticoagulation, pre-smearing acetic acid treatment technique, and saline rehydration technique on morphological assessment, reproducibility, and reporting in fluid cytology. The study is published in the Cyto Journal published by Scientific Scholar. Knowledge of proper collection, storage, preservation, and processing techniques is critical to ensuring proper handling and analysis of fluid cytology specimens.With this objective, the present study was conducted and was carried out in the cytopathology laboratory over 2 months where 100 effusion samples were analyzed.
Low-intensity laser therapy emerges as a promising technique for enhancing orthodontic tooth movement, influencing key biomarkers linked to osteoclastic activity and collagen synthesis, reveals a recent systematic review that aimed at exploring the association between low-intensity laser therapy and various biomarkers, elucidating the potential of this therapeutic modality to expedite orthodontic tooth movement.
An engaging review reveals that D-dimer, which is a simple and relatively non-expensive biomarker is increased to significant levels in stroke patients, who have cancer and therefore may be a tool to predict through screening for active or occult cancer in stroke patients. This has been seen in the Journal of Neurosciences in Rural Practice published by Scientific Scholar. The objective is to assess the evidence available on the baseline D-dimer level in stroke patients with and without cancer.
