While both the collateral score and the first phase CTA ASPECTS were associated with clinical outcomes, only the first phase CTA ASPECTS was a statistically significant predictor of mRS at discharge. The absence of a difference in mRS outcomes between reperfusion and non-reperfusion groups among patients with initially good collateral scores on mCTA suggested that aggressive reperfusion procedures may not always be warranted.

About one-thirds of adolescents and young adults who have anal sex had Neisseria gonorrhoeae (NG) or Chlamydia trachomatis (CT) infections. Reporting sexual roles as both insertive and receptive partners, a previous diagnosis of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the preceding year, and living with HIV increased the likelihood of having STIs. Targeted screening among adolescents and young adults with these profiles should be considered.

The incidences of post-induction hypotension and the use of vasopressor drugs during induction were higher in elderly patients with metabolic diseases with end-organ damage compared to those without metabolic diseases.

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