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Neurology
11 Mins
13 Aug 2019

A Possible Explanation For Neurodegenerative Disease

In 2015, 46.8 million individuals worldwide had a neurodegenerative disease, with 4.6 million new cases being recorded each year.1 Many of these…
Neurology
10 Mins
13 Aug 2019

The Autonomic Nervous System: Delineating Historical Landmarks and Their Translation to Target Autonomic Dysfunctions in Multiple Sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is first perceived as a disease affecting voluntary motor and sensory systems. The autonomic dysfunctions associated…
Neurology
10 Mins
13 Aug 2019

Acquired Language Disorders in Bilinguals

The cases of bilingual aphasia are increasing worldwide, as they also reflect the globally increasing number of individuals speaking more than two…
Reproductive Health
12 Mins
8 Aug 2019

The Untapped Potential of Ultrasound in Reproductive Health: Interviews with Key Opinion Leaders

The importance of ultrasound (US) technology to the working practices of reproductive health physicians is difficult to overstate. “It is not so much…
Reproductive Health
3 Mins
8 Aug 2019

A Modern Approach to Progesterone Supplementation

Our study found that patients with serum P <9.2 ng/mL on the day of ET had a significantly lower OPR; but that endometrial volume was not related to OPR…
Reproductive Health
5 Mins
8 Aug 2019

Assessing Risks for Patients has Become a Walk in the Park with EUROGTP II Methodologies

The concept of an integrated healthcare practice is universally accepted, but, in fact, the differences between the healthcare systems, legislations…
Reproductive Health
9 Mins
8 Aug 2019

Editor's Pick: Fertility Preservation in Women with Endometriosis: It is About Time We Talk About it!

Fertility preservation is increasingly attracting the attention of physicians and patients. The advances in oncologic care worldwide have made it possible…
Reproductive Health
4 Mins
8 Aug 2019

Anthropometry Between the External Urethral Orifice and the Vaginal Introitus in Vaginism

Vaginismus is a female sexual dysfunction with a multifactorial aetiology, and is characterised by recurrent or persistent involuntary spasm of the perineum muscles, which are adjacent to the lower third of the vagina.