Contrasting Patterns of Gray Matter Damage Across Subtypes of MS
Investigators strove to quantify imaging patterns of central nervous system damage in MOGAD during the remission stage, and to compare it with NMOSD-AQP4 and MS.
All articles by Jessica Nye, PhD
Single Injection of Ketorolac Reduces Surgical Pain More Effectively Than Opioids
The researchers’ goals were to compare the efficacy and adverse effects of single‐dose intravenous ketorolac for postoperative pain in adults and compare it with placebo or an active comparator.
Organ Transplant and Poor Antibody Response to SARS-CoV-2 mRNA Vaccine
Johns Hopkins investigators sought to evaluate antibody responses to a second SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccine dose among organ transplant recipients.
A Systematic Review of Cluster Headache Among the Pediatric Population
The researchers’ goal was to describe the clinical characteristics and therapeutic options available to pediatric patients with cluster headache.
Peripheral Nerve Stimulation a Potentially Viable Treatment Option for Facial Trigeminal Neuropathic Pain
This researchers studied whether implantable peripheral nerve stimulation is a viable option for treating intractable trigeminal neuropathic pain.
Neurologic Manifestations of COVID-19 Linked to Higher Mortality
Researchers sought to determine the neurologic phenotypes, incidence, and outcomes among adults hospitalized with COVID-19.
Some Opioid-Naive Youth and Young Adults Have High-Risk Trajectory After First Opioid Prescription
The researchers were trying to determine what patterns of opioid prescribing follow the first opioid prescription in a cohort of opioid-naive youths aged 10-21 years?
Intravenous Magnesium May Improve Postoperative Pain and Complex Regional Pain Syndrome
Magnesium’s potential action as a voltage-gated antagonist of N-methyl-D-aspartate receptors to mediate pain transduction is reviewed here.
Text Message Monitoring of Pain, Opioid Use After Surgery Suggests Patients Over Prescribed
The researchers’ objective was to determine the difference between the number of opioid tablets prescribed and those taken after orthopedic and urologic surgeries via a text messaging system.
Opioids After Surgery Appropriate for Most Patients, Most Excess Pills Properly Disposed Of
Researchers studied patients’ opioid pain medication behavior to assess their compliance with disposal of leftover pills; they leveraged patient education, dropbox usage, phone call reminders, and surveys.
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