Abstract Objective Neurocognitive complaints have been observed in severe cases of post-COVID-19 diagnosis. However, limited information exists regarding specific neurocognitive deficits patients reporting mild infection symptoms and persistent memory problems after infection. We report on a patient referred for worsening 7-months testing positive. Method Patient was 74-year-old Caucasian femal...

We have performed multimodal imaging of live fibroblast cells infected by murine cytomegalovirus (mCMV). The infection process was monitored by imaging the two-photon fluorescence signal from a GFP-expressing strain of mCMV, whilst changes to lipid droplet configuration were observed by CARS imaging. This allowed us to identify three visually distinct stages of infection. Quantitative analysis ...

Infection following hip arthroplasties can present a diagnostic challenge. No test is 100 % sensitive and 100% specific; this prospective study was undertaken to evaluate the utility of FDG-PET imaging for diagnosing infected joint replacements. 24 hip joint replacements were studied prospectively and we have complete diagnoses with clinical signs and symptoms, laboratory tests, radiography, jo...

conclusions our case is the first report of ivus imaging of subclavian stenosis resulting from takayasu’s arteritis and provides insight into the pathology behind such lesions. introduction takayasu’s arteritis (ta) is a chronic, idiopathic, inflammatory disease that affects large elastic arteries, including the aorta and its main branches. no consensus exists currently on the superiority of su...

Preoperative exclusion or confirmation of periprosthetic infection is essential for correct surgical management of patients with suspected infected joint prostheses. The sensitivity and specificity of [111In]WBC imaging in the diagnosis of infected total joint prostheses was examined in 28 patients and compared with sequential [99mTc]HDP/[111In]WBC scintigraphy and aspiration arthrography. The ...