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The Value of Histopathological and Clinical Characteristics for the Assessment of Prognosis and the Efficacy of Shoulder Instability Dynamic Anterior Stabilization Surgical Treatment

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By Sergejs Isajevs, Andrejs Finogejevs, Eduards Toms Moritis
| preprints.org
Background. Dynamic anterior stabilization (DAS) is a novel surgical technique for treating chronic anteroinferior glenohumeral instability. It presents an alternative to the currently used Bankart and Latarjet procedures, aiming to reduce associated complications and revision surgeries. However, the value of histopathological and clinical characteristics for the assessment of prognosis and the efficacy of shoulder instability surgical treatment is still poorly understood. Objectives.
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Machine Learning for Lung Cancer Subtype Classification: Combining Clinical, Histopathological, and Biophysical Features

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By Lasma Bugovecka, Sergejs Isajevs, Aiga Andrijanova, Donats Erts
| MDPI
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