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Clinically constrained Bayesian network analysis of immune–metabolic factors associated with bone mineral density in a real-world orthopedic cohort

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By Chong Zhao, Yuemei Hu, Zhenqi Zhu, Weiwei Xia, Haiying Liu
| Frontiers
Abstract Objectives: Osteoporosis substantially influences surgical decision-making, implant fixation, fracture risk, and postoperative outcomes in orthopaedic practice. However, the systemic biological interactions underlying bone loss remain difficult to characterize using conventional statistical models.
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Age-associated differences in cervical sagittal alignment parameters among asymptomatic adults: a cross-sectional reference study

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By Yu ZHANG, Chong Zhao, Chaoyang Huang, Jie Huang, Hongzhen Li, Xinjie Li, Junjie Ruan, Haiying Liu, Shuai Xu
| Frontiers
Abstract Purpose: While age-adjusted alignment goals are established for the lumbar spine, analogous clinically actionable tools are lacking for cervical sagittal assessment. This study aimed to derive and internally assess simple, age- and sex-specific formulas for key cervical parameters—thoracic inlet angle minus cervical lordosis (TIA-CL), neck tilt (NT), and cervical sagittal vertical axis (cSVA)—in asymptomatic adults.
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Resolved hyperthyroidism before IVF is not associated with improved cumulative live birth rates: a retrospective cohort study

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By Huizi Jin, Jiejun Luo, Menglu Wu, Yuxuan Fang, Zijin Xu, Lin Zhu Verified, Mingzhu Cao, Zhu Liang, Jing Hui Wang, Yanshan Lin, Yixuan Wu, Wenju Peng, Haiying Liu, Jian-Qiao Liu
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: Hyperthyroidism adversely impacts female reproduction, yet its association with in vitro fertilization (IVF) outcomes remains controversial. It remains unknown whether ovarian function recovers upon achieving euthyroidism. We compared the IVF outcomes among women with active hyperthyroidism (AH), resolved hyperthyroidism (RH), and normal control (NC) patients.
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