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Nodular fasciitis (NF) is a rare reactive benign, rapidly growing le sions of myofibroblastic origin that mimics fibrosarcoma, “a sheep in a wolf’s skin”. Usually it affects subcutaneous tissue.

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This study investigated the awareness of Saudi women regarding COVID-19 vaccination impacts on their menstrual cycle.

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This study aims to investigate the clinical characteristics, timing of intervention, diagnostic and treatment options, and prognostic factors in patients with iTTP

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Bone marrow fibrosis is seen in a number of conditions like hematological malignancies, non malignant conditions like infections,
autoimmune disorders, drugs, end stage renal disease etc.

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Primary Obturator Nerve pathologies are extremely rare; however, iatrogenic injury might be more common or under reported due to many pelvic lymphadenectomies performed in urology. Our objective is to describe this uncommon pathology laparoscopic resected and review the literature about reports of obturator nerve iatrogenic injury.

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Breast cancer is the most prevalent cancer among women globally. Within breast cancer, the HR+/HER2+ subtype is particularly
notable among luminal subtypes, as it shows resistance to both endocrine and anti-HER2 therapies. This is especially true for cases
with local visceral metastasis, where the necessity of adding local therapy.

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Lateral abdominal wall hernias (L2-L3) and para-rectus hernias constitute 1-4% of all abdominal wall hernias, presenting unique
challenges due to their anatomical proximity to neurovascular structures, bones, and complex musculature.

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Internal acoustic canal osteaomas are uncommon noncancerous bony growth and they have no aggressive behavior.