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This commentary discusses areas of potential legal vulnerability for clinicians utilizing large language model artificial intelligence (AI) through review of past case law pertaining to third-party medical guidance and reviews the patchwork of current regulations relating to medical malpractice liability in AI.

Chest pain is one of the most common emergency medicine complaints in the United States, yet no reliable physical examination finding exists to help differentiate cardiac chest pain (CCP) from noncardiac chest pain (non-CCP). This is a diagnostic accuracy study of the sternal brace, a novel physical examination maneuver to rule out cardiac-related chest pain from non-CCP.

The goal of this study is to evaluate the novel material Onyx as a viable material utilized in reusable total knee arthroplasty instrumentation sets utilizing traditional steam sterilization as the sterilization method.

Previous studies have shown that the average number of finger-taps during a 10-second interval can be utilized to distinguish between patients with mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) and healthy controls. In this study, the authors used an iPad-based tool to quantify simple reaction times in asymptomatic subjects.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, essential in-person electrocardiogram (ECG) recordings became unfeasible, while patients continued to suffer from cardiac conditions. To circumvent these challenges, a cardiology clinic transitioned to a remote real-time outpatient cardiac telemetry (ROCT) service. The goal of this study is to test the hypothesis that at-home ROCT is an effective method of providing ECG monitoring to symptomatic patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The authors propose a novel approach for inflatable penile prosthesis reservoir placement involving gentle dilation of the retropubic space using a Foley catheter balloon.

Millimeters should have appeared as micrometers in several statements in "Primo Vascular System: A Unique Biological System Shifting a Medical Paradigm" by Chikly et al.

The authors sought to determine the feasibility and effects of using placental matrix−derived mesenchymal stem cells in the treatment of patients with erectile dysfunction.

The current article reviews the literature on the primo vascular system (PVS) through 2013. The presence of the PVS, if confirmed by ongoing research findings, suggests possible implications that may fundamentally reshape our vision of anatomy, physiology, and medicine, consequently affecting the practice of osteopathic manipulative medicine and manual therapy.

The authors investigate the role that 4-factor prothrombin complex concentrate may have in reversing anticoagulation in the setting of trauma and acute care surgery.