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Computer Science > Operating Systems

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By Yeong Jeon, Myeonggyun Han
| arXiv
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Information and communications technology-based versus handout-based home exercise programs for heel pain syndrome: a prospective randomized study

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By Kwang Hwan Park, Jin Woo Lee, Hak Jun Kim, Dong Hun Suh, Yeong Jeon, Ji Hun Park, Gi Won Choi
| Nature Verified
Abstract To compare the clinical outcomes of information and communications technology (ICT)-based home exercise programs using the exercise therapy platform (ETP™) with traditional handout-based programs for treating heel pain syndrome. Eighty-seven patients with heel pain syndrome (plantar fasciitis or Achilles tendinitis) were randomly assigned to either an ICT-based ETP™ (n = 44) or a traditional handout-based (n = 43) home exercise program.
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Association of Obesity and Skeletal Muscle with Postoperative Survival in Non–Small Cell Lung Cancer | Radiology

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By Ji Hyun Lee Verified, Danbee Kang, Junghee Lee, Yeong Jeon
| Radiological Society of North America
Abstract In patients with non–small cell lung cancer, obesity was associated with improved overall survival after curative resection, particularly when CT-assessed skeletal muscle mass and radiodensity were preserved.
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