Background and Aims: Hidradenitis suppurativa (HS) is a chronic inflammatory skin disease characterized by painful nodules, abscesses, and draining tunnels in intertriginous regions. Despite extensive research since its description in 1854, the global prevalence remains highly variable (0.053%-4.1%), with notable disparities across demographic groups. This study examines demographic patterns and prevalence trends of HS in the United States to inform targeted public health…

Background: The increased and rapid use of digital devices puts college students into a state of prolonged screen time, multi-tasking behaviors, and poor ergonomics practices, leading to early musculoskeletal discomfort. Early symptoms need to be identified to help avoid long-term musculoskeletal disorders.

Objective: To ascertain the prevalence of early musculoskeletal discomfort associated with digital device multi-tasking and ergonomic…

Background: Kabaddi is high-intensity contact sport that requires players to perform rapid, complex, and multi-directional movements such as sprinting, lunging, twisting, balancing, and resisting opponents. Functional strength is essential for optimal performance in kabaddi, as it integrates strength, balance, core stability, coordination, and neuromuscular control. Raiders and defenders have distinct roles and physical demands during match play, which may influence the…

Early Mobilization (EM) in the intensive care unit represents a paradigm shift in critical care rehabilitation, addressing the profound physiological consequences of prolonged immobilization in mechanically ventilated patients. This evidence synthesis examines contemporary research on early mobilization protocols and their impact on functional outcomes, ICU acquired weakness prevention, and healthcare utilization in critically ill populations. A systematic analysis of 15 randomized…

Smartphone use has become ubiquitous in modern society, with global users exceeding 6.8 billion individuals. Sustained Forward Head Posture (FHP) adopted during prolonged mobile phone engagement represents a significant public health concern, influencing musculoskeletal integrity, neuroendocrine function, and Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) homeostasis. This narrative review synthesizes contemporary evidence examining the biomechanical consequences of "text neck," upper crossed syndrome…

Background: Prolonged sitting with forward trunk flexion during mobile device use has emerged as a ubiquitous occupational and leisure-time behavior in contemporary society, with global implications for musculoskeletal health, metabolic function, and psychological well-being. The biomechanical consequences of sustained sitting posture, coupled with device-related behavioral patterns, create a multisystem physiological disruption affecting approximately 71% of the global…

Background: Cervicogenic Headache (CGH) is a symptomatic headache disorder originating from cervical spine musculoskeletal impairment in functional capacity. Complementary investigations, such as Intermittent Neuromuscular Technique (INMT) and nutrition-based interventions, may provide additional clinical benefits.

Objective: To assess and contrast the clinical effectiveness of INMT vs nutritional impairments prioritising nutrient consumption of…

Background: Cervicogenic Headache (CGH) is a symptomatic headache condition. Causing from, cervical segmental dysfunction, suboccipital muscle hypertoxicity and neuromuscular dysfunction. Non-invasive treatment including, physiotherapy, postural education, and pharmacotherapy treatment, is extensively utilizes, however complementary strategies, may improve outcomes. This systematic review assesses the comparative effectiveness, in Intermittent Neuromuscular Technique (INMT)…

A 71‑year‑old renal transplant recipient presented with progressive malaise, gastrointestinal symptoms, fever, anemia, and acute graft dysfunction following recent travel abroad. Initial investigations revealed Micro‑Angiopathic Hemolytic Anemia (MAHA), thrombocytosis evolving into relative thrombocytopenia, elevated inflammatory markers, and declining renal function. The diagnostic process was complicated by overlapping possibilities including infection, viral reactivation, drug toxicity,…

A term male neonate with moderate Hypoxic-Ischaemic Encephalopathy (HIE) developed persistent rectal bleeding and rising inflammatory markers during therapeutic hypothermia. Despite conservative management, he deteriorated with signs of colonic ischaemia. Imaging suggested segmental hypoperfusion centred at Griffiths’ point at the splenic flexure, a recognised colonic watershed zone. Emergency laparotomy revealed extensive non-viable colon requiring subtotal colectomy with end ileostomy.…