The First Hospital Of Jilin University

This study tested an artificial intelligence (AI) system that helps doctors identify whether growths in the colon (polyps) are cancerous or harmless during a colonoscopy. 570 adults with at least one colon polyp took part. The AI analyzed live video from a special microscope to g…

This study tested an artificial intelligence system called EndoBRAIN that helps doctors diagnose colorectal polyps during a colonoscopy. 680 adults with colorectal lesions participated. The AI analyzes high-magnification images to tell if a polyp is cancerous or not, potentially …

This study looked at whether using a magnetic device to stimulate wrist muscles before hand therapy helps stroke survivors regain arm and hand function better than therapy alone. Fifty people with recent stroke and some wrist movement took part. The approach aims to improve fine …

This study tested a bladder training method called ICCAUT in 400 adults who had rectal cancer surgery. The training involves clamping the urinary tube and practicing urination before removing the tube. The goal was to see if this reduces the need for a new catheter or incomplete …

This study tested whether having patients stand during an ultrasound helps doctors see small liver tumors near the diaphragm that are often missed when lying down. 95 adults with known liver lesions underwent scans in standing, lying on their back, and lying on their side. The go…

This study looked at 151 people with colorectal cancer that spread to the liver (tumors 5 cm or smaller). Researchers compared two treatments: using heat to destroy tumors (ablation) plus medication, versus surgically removing tumors plus medication. The goal was to see which app…

This study looked at 79 people who had a stroke to see if levels of a protein called PrPC in their blood were related to how severe their stroke was and how well they recovered. Researchers measured PrPC from blood samples taken the morning after hospital admission and checked pa…

This study examined over 3,000 newborns with jaundice to find out why some develop serious digestive issues like feeding problems or bowel inflammation. Researchers reviewed medical records and used statistical methods to identify risk factors. The goal is to help doctors predict…