Posterior spinal instrumentation and fusion with pedicle screws is the standard surgery for AIS curve correction.
Vascular and neurologic complications related to screw malpositioning are concerns in surgeries for AIS.
It is likely that more emphasis will be placed in restoring sagittal parameters for AIS patients in the future.
A numerical study and simulation analysis of multipath fading signals for AIS signals transmitted on the sea surface are performed.
The proposed method is used to classify the input data and to receive the rules for AIS.
Postsurgical 5-year recurrence-free survival rates for AIS and MIA are 100%%, while these for LPIA ranged 71.9 to 93.8%% [8 10].
Our objective is to highlight the ESM and offer directions for AIS researchers interested in evaluating the suitability of the ESM method for their research programs.
The aim of this study was to assess current head position practice for AIS patients among physicians from hospitals in different countries.
However, the repeat, SAINT II trial was a neutral study, the results of which cast doubt on neuroprotection as a viable strategy for AIS.
The ability to rapidly identify ligands that activate a mutant receptor lends itself to the concept of personalized medicine for AIS patients.
However, although the FIGQY motif is necessary for cell adhesion molecule binding to ankyrinG, it is not known whether it is sufficient for AIS targeting.
