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Neuromuscular Junction Damage in the Calf Muscles of Patients With Advanced Peripheral Artery Disease

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By Huiyin Tu, Ali Hakim, Julian Kim, Zhen Zhu
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Neuromuscular junction damage in patients with advanced peripheral artery disease includes deterioration of the motor nerve terminals and fragmentation of the nicotinic acetylcholine receptor clusters. Neuromuscular junction damage is involved in the severe leg dysfunction in patients with advanced peripheral artery disease.
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Reusable tourniquets for blood sampling as a source of multi-resistant organisms- a systematic review

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By Swedish Red Cross, Huiyin Tu, Paul Kwon, Julia Szymczyk
| Frontiers
Introduction Collecting blood through peripheral venous access using tourniquets is one of the most common invasive procedures in hospitals and other medical facilities. However, tourniquets for venipuncture are non-sterile and potentially reusable equipment. The usual technique for providing venous access is to apply a reusable tourniquet to the patient’s arm (1). Conventional tourniquets are made of fabric, and their porous structure can be a potential reservoir of infection.
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Brain Interleukin-17A contributes to neuroinflammation and cardiac dysfunction in rats with myocardial infarction

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By Yulong Li, Zhiying Shan, Huiyin Tu
| Frontiers
Introduction Inflammation-driven sympathetic activation contributes largely to the cardiac dysfunction and remodeling of heart failure (HF).
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