A splinter injury progressed to finger necrosis in a patient with MDS, despite antibacterial treatment and no clinically apparent systemic dissemination.
Optical analysis of resection-margin tissue identified tumor infiltration as the strongest contributor to predictions of where glioblastoma later recurred.
Surgery and histopathology identified retained silk ligature with chronic inflammation at the site of a rare fistula presenting 3 years following vasectomy.
A combination of PSA density, MRI, and PSMA PET findings identified a small subgroup with adverse pathology, supporting further study of biopsy-sparing pathways.