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Case Report: Minimally invasive management of torsion in a giant ovarian cyst in an obese child: a single-port approach combined with extracorporeal cystectomy

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By Ying Yang, Yintong Wang, Jing Ping Sun, Chuman Zhang, Yue Yang
| Frontiers
Abstract Background: Ovarian torsion in children is most commonly associated with benign cystic lesions. The surgical objective is to achieve early detorsion while maximizing ovarian function preservation. Case Presentation: We report a case of an 11-year-and-8-month-old obese girl who had not yet reached menarche. She presented with persistent right lower abdominal pain lasting 40 h. Ultrasound revealed a large right-sided cystic mass with a “whirlpool sign” and an O-RADS 2 classification.
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Immune Pressure is Key to Understanding Observed Patterns of Respiratory Virus Evolution in Prolonged Infections

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By Amber Coats, Yintong Wang, Katia Koelle
| BioRxiv
Abstract For a number of viral pathogens, prolonged infections have been hypothesized to be the source of new variants that emerge and spread at the level of the host population. This potential role of prolonged infections has been highlighted most recently in the context of SARS-CoV-2, with variants of concern Alpha and Omicron likely to have evolved in immunocompromised individuals experiencing long-term viral infections.
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Simulation Research on Effects of Ambient Pressure on Plug-Holing Phenomenon in Tunnel Fires with a Shaft

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By Yongzheng Yao, Yintong Wang, Yue Zhang, Jinlong Zhao
| MDPI
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