Nasal spray for ischemic stroke: how nanopowder bypasses the blood-brain barrier
“Time is brain.” This is the absolute maxim when dealing with an ischemic stroke in the emergency room. For every […]
Clinical Practice
Gallbladder pain: clinical reasoning, pathophysiology, and hepatobiliary complications
Biliary colic is one of the most common causes of acute abdominal pain in emergency rooms and outpatient clinics, especially
Polylaminin and spinal cord injuries: brazilian scientific hope and clinical reasoning
Neurology has always taught us a hard lesson: the central nervous system (CNS) does not regenerate. Unlike skin or bone,
How to present a clinical case with confidence: the definitive guide for the wards and clinics
Have you ever felt your heart race when the attending turns to you and asks: “So, what do we have