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Jakarta, Indonesia
Scientific News
3D Printing in Orthopaedics: Expanding Precision, Personalization, and Surgical Planning in Modern Musculoskeletal Care
3D printing is increasingly reshaping orthopaedic practice by improving preoperative planning, implant customization, anatomical modeling, and educational simulation. Although challenges remain in cost, regulation, and standardization, the technology is becoming an important tool in precision musculoskeletal care.
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Himawan Widyatmiko, MD
Ozone Injection Therapy in Knee Osteoarthritis: Emerging Adjunctive Option Amid Ongoing Evidence Gaps
Ozone injection therapy has gained attention as a nonoperative treatment option for knee osteoarthritis, particularly for short-term pain reduction and functional improvement. While early clinical findings are encouraging in selected patients, the therapy remains controversial because of inconsistent evidence quality, limited long-term data, and ongoing questions regarding standardization and comparative effectiveness.
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Faulina Yosia Panjaitan, MD
Febrile Seizures in Children: Common and Usually Benign, but Accurate Clinical Assessment Remains Essential
Febrile seizures are among the most common neurological events in early childhood and are generally associated with a favorable prognosis. Although most cases are simple and self-limited, careful clinical evaluation remains important to distinguish benign febrile seizures from central nervous system infection, epilepsy, or other serious underlying conditions.
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dr. Putu Rika Anjani
Chronic Kidney Disease: Early Detection and Risk Control Remain Central to Better Outcomes
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) continues to pose a major global health challenge due to its high prevalence, silent progression, and close association with cardiovascular complications. Early screening, timely diagnosis, and better control of diabetes and hypertension remain essential to slow disease progression and reduce kidney failure and mortality.
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dr. Anisa Maria Ulfa
