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Our CRO, Dr. Jóna Marín Ólafsdóttir, will be presenting a poster at ACRM 2024 in collaboration with the University of Miami. The poster, titled:"Movement Trajectory Segmentation Improves the Butterfly Test’s Classification Accuracy for Impaired Sensorimotor Control in Patients with Neck Pain," presents 2 key findings: 1. The Butterfly Test demonstrated excellent classification accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity for patients with heterogeneous neck pain-related conditions. 2. Segmenting movement trajectory data into distinct movement profiles enhanced the classification performance of the Butterfly Test. 📆 Friday, November 1, 2024 🕐 3:45 PM - 4:00 PM 📍ACRM 2024, Station 10, Posterland/Trinity Poster, Exhibit Hall Region: Tower Lobby Level If you’re attending ACRM 2024, don’t miss the opportunity to learn more about this research and how it could advance clinical care for neck pain.   Learn more at https://lnkd.in/duKvJ5SU

Predictive Medicine - Moving from Reaction to Proactive Care What if you could predict a patient's health trajectory and intervene before disease strikes? 🤔 Predictive medicine is turning this vision into reality. 💫 Our upcoming conference "Novel technologies for clinical application in 3P medicine" will feature expert discussions on the latest advancements in predictive diagnostics, prevention and personalisation strategies.  Discover the tools and technologies that can help you anticipate patient needs before symptoms even arise. 👉 Join us in Tivat, Montenegro, 11-12th of October to network with pioneers in 3P medicine and bring these innovations back to your practice

Bryan L. Reuss, M.D. shared a talk focused on ‘The Hidden Muscle Tendon Units and its Maladies’ at today’s 20th Annual Cutting Edge Sports Medicine Conference. His insights into the iliopsoas and gluteus medius are advancing our approach to sports medicine. Stay tuned for more breakthroughs. 🦵 #OrthoEducation #SportsMedicine #CuttingEdge24

The 3RD FUNCTIONAL MEDICINE SUMMIT was held on 8, 9 & 10th December 2023, Online IAFMCON 23 brought together leading Global Medical experts, Functional Medicine Experts and Scientists to share latest insights, research, and trends in the rising field of Functional Medicine–a preventative, healthcare-meets-wellness approach that focuses on addressing the root cause of disease. Presented on the topic "Unlocking Youthful Energy: A Guide to Nourishing Foods" at the IAFM Con 2023 The session focused on food to enable nourishment for the body at the Cellular and Mitochondrial levels; enabling Autophagy, Mitophagy, Mitochondriogenesis, and Apoptosis; creating favorable Epigenetic nudges; Promoting Neuroplasticity and better Synaptic connections; promoting Longevity and reducing the accelerated pace of Ageing. Here is part 2 of the presentation!

Submission Online https://lnkd.in/gqF2abyE The organizing committee for The Summit of Specialty Lenses in Rome, November 23-24, 2024, invites you to submit your abstract to the rapid-fire session on Sunday, 24th. The committee seeks topics related to specialty contact lenses and associated issues such as corneal and ocular surface diseases, dry eye, advanced technology, etc. The presentation is limited to ten minutes, followed by two minutes for Q&A. Please structure the abstract using the following standard headings: TITLE, PURPOSE, METHODS, RESULTS, and CONCLUSIONS. The abstract should be a maximum of 350 words. All research involving human subjects must be conducted in accordance with the guidelines of the Declaration of Helsinki and in adherence to applicable national and local human subject requirements, including an indication of subjects’ informed consent. The first author for selected free papers must attend the conference, and will receive a 50% discount off registration for the meeting. Daddi Fadel

fx Medicine caught up with Dr Brad Leech at the 8th Annual NIIM Symposium last year to discuss all-things relating to gut dysbiosis and pathogenic infections. Follow the link to watch the full interview💡 #GutHealth #GutDysbiosis #IntegrativeMedicine

Dr Hugh Calkins, Prof Riyaz Kaba, Prof Carlo de Asmundis, Prof Claudio Tondo and Dr Manuela Cirredu discuss the endocardial approach to managing arrhythmias and which patients may benefit💡 Discover bite-sized chapters from this on-demand symposium: Welcome and introduction 🔗 https://ow.ly/OVEZ50RFAx5 The hybrid approach to the management of arrhythmias – Which patients may benefit? 🔗 https://ow.ly/7RYk50RFAx7 Has PFA changed the approach to patient selection for hybrid ablation? 🔗 https://ow.ly/q2RQ50RFAx9 Review of atrial fibrillation guidelines – What they do and don’t say about hybrid ablation 🔗 https://ow.ly/MWkJ50RFAx6 Discussion – Current and future roles of hybrid ablation 🔗 https://ow.ly/Hjz250RFAx8 This programme is supported by an unrestricted educational grant from AtriCure, Inc.

I'm really excited about this webinar. Not only is it on an important topic scientifically and ethically, but there's a lot of hype and bombastic claims about brain-machine interfaces that need to be tempered. Sign up below! #neurology #bioengineering

Register Online Now! The Prairie Education & Research Cooperative present the 10th Annual Cardiovascular Conference. Please use the following link for more information to register online for The Vascular & Wound Symposium in person and virtual event! https://lnkd.in/gzK2WXRr The overall goal of this program is to provide clinicians a comprehensive review of essential information in on vascular and wound management

Thankful for the opportunity to present with Tufts Medical Center at ICCAI 2024. With significant adverse outcomes of interventions like TAVR (10% to 20% mortality at 1 year), enhanced long term risk stratification might be useful, especially in managing elderly & frail populations, optimizing outcomes and reducing waste. The conference is hosted by the Society for Complex Acute Illness. The word “complex” here is key to our narrative, as acute illness involves multiorgan dysregulation that can be seen in loss of signal complexity at multiple time scales associated with the breakdown of nonlinear regulatory feedback loops. Our results show that selected beat scales may optimize measurement of the change in information content embedded in BP waveforms (via entropy metrics) showing different cardiac contractile function and vascular systemic elastance, which variables may directly affect outcomes. Special Thanks to Ebenezer Tolman, Ethan Brovman, Sage Tuchsen, Emery Amtmann and Timothy Ruchti