Table of contents (Vol 16, No 4)
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| Development of a Tissue Equivalent Gelatine Phantom for Accuracy Verification of Tissue Elasticity Measurement Using Shear Wave Elastography Ultrasound |
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Yin How Wong, Huong Eng Ting, Kwan Hoong Ng, Basri Johan Jeet Abdullah, Napapong Pongnapang, Chai Hong Yeong
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| Enablers and Barriers of digitalisation impacting the innovation life cycle of primary health organisations specifically General Practices Medical Centres during a pandemic: A New Zealand study |
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Nargis Mashal
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EDITORIAL |
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| Role of three-dimensional printing and virtual reality in medical applications: A medical student’s reflection |
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williams Tang
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| Community partnership placement program: reflection on learning innovative 3D technologies in medical applications |
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williams Tang
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CASE STUDY |
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| Acute Compartment Syndrome of the Upper Extremity Due to Staphylococcus aureus Cellulitis : an unusual etiology and dramatic consequence |
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Compartment syndrome can occur during trauma of the limb, or following surgery. Atraumatic etiology, especially infection, is much rarer. Few studies have reported cases of compartment syndrome secondary to infection, limited to case reports. [5,6,7]. As it is an emergency situation, the absence of prompt and proper treatment can lead to necrosis or more commonly irreversible ischemic retraction. Therefore, decompression through fasciotomy is necessary in this case, which is considered a significant surgical emergency
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marouane dinia
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