Publications by authors named "Qian Ying Soh"
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- Proximal humerus fractures (PHFs) are common, especially in older adults, and while most are treated nonoperatively, traditional biomedical factors have not effectively predicted recovery outcomes.
- Recent studies emphasize the importance of psychological factors in recovery, yet the impact of social factors remains underexplored and warrants further investigation.
- Among 171 patients with nonoperatively treated PHFs, findings showed lower recovery capability at six months and one year linked to unemployment and the presence of domestic workers, suggesting these social factors influence patient-reported outcomes.
There have been increasing reports of Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS), a rare but debilitating neurological disease, occurring post-COVID-19 vaccination. However, the outcomes and relationships between patient demographics and clinical outcomes of post-COVID-19 vaccination GBS remain unclear. To bridge this gap, our study investigates the outcomes and clinical factors associated with poorer GBS outcomes following COVID-19 vaccination.
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