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Revisiting proliferative glomerulonephritis with monoclonal immunoglobulin deposits through immunoglobulin repertoire sequencing

Kidney international · 2025

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A Familiar Working Environment Influences Surgeon's Stress in the Operating Room: A Multi-Specialty Prospective Cohort Study

Annals of surgery · 2026

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Objective: To determine the influence of operating room familiarity on surgeon stress. Background: Regulating surgeon stress may improve patient safety. This study evaluated how assisting surgeons and operating room familiarity influence intraoperative heart rate variability among surgeons. Methods: Attending surgeons from 7 specialties within 4 university hospitals in France were enrolled from November 1, 2020 to December 31, 2021. Vagal tone, an indicator of stress derived from heart rate variability, was assessed during the first 5 minutes after incision using the root mean square of successive differences (RMSSD). Higher RMSSD values indicate greater vagal tone. Team familiarity was quantified as the cumulative time the attending and assisting surgeons had operated together in the past, while operating rooms in which the surgeon conducted >10% of their operations were termed familiar. The effect of each on the RMSSD was assessed via a linear mixed-effect model adjusting for the random effect of the surgeon and possible confounders. Results: Overall, 643 surgeries performed by 37 surgeons were included. The median surgeon age was 49 years; 299 (78.4%) were male, and 22 (59.5%) were professors. Surgeons spent an average of 21.2 hours with the assisting surgeon before surgery and conducted 585 (91.0%) of their operations in a familiar operating room. For every 10 additional hours spent operating together, ln(RMSSD) significantly increased by 0.018 (95% CI: 0.003 to 0.033, P =0.016). Familiar operating rooms also tended to increase surgeon ln(RMSSD) [0.098 (95%CI: −0.007 to 0.203, P =0.068)]. Conclusion: Familiar with assisting surgeons and potentially operating rooms, increased surgeon vagal tone. Maintaining a stable operating room environment may improve surgeon stress and patient care.

Biomarkers of Tolerance to Baked Milk in Cow's Milk-Allergic Children at High Risk of Anaphylaxis

Journal of investigational allergology & clinical immunology · 2026

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Background: Consuming baked milk (BM) may accelerate tolerance in cow’s milk–allergic (CMA) children. In high-risk patients, controlled BM-based oral food challenge (BM-OFC) is recommended, as the benefits can outweigh the risks of a prolonged exclusion diet. Objectives: To identify predictive biomarkers for BM-OFC outcomes in a cohort at high risk of anaphylaxis and compare the OFC thresholds for baked and pasteurized cow's milk protein (CMP). Methods: We performed a prospective study of children (≥12 months to <6 years) with a history of CMA. Testing at diagnosis involved prick testing, specific IgE (sIgE) for CM and components, sIgG4, and the basophil activation test (BAT). Patients underwent a BM-OFC aiming for a cumulative dose of 1 g of CM protein. BM-tolerant children subsequently underwent a CM-OFC to confirm CMA. Results: The study population comprised 50 patients (66% with a history of anaphylaxis). A reaction was recorded during BM-OFC in 36% of patients (39% with anaphylaxis). The median reactivity threshold was 138 mg of CMP. Risk factors for BM allergy included history of anaphylaxis, age >3 years, elevated CM-sIgE and casein-sIgE, and a positive BAT result. The cut-offs were as follows: >5 mm for skin prick testing with casein, ≥8.5 kUA/L for CM-sIgE, and ≥5.7 kUA/L for casein-sIgE. These made it possible to distinguish BM-allergic patients from CMA patients who tolerated BM. Among BM-tolerant patients, the CM-OFC threshold was 270 mg, with 43.8% reacting to <100 mg (40% with anaphylaxis). Conclusions: BM-OFC is not risk-free. Nevertheless, two-thirds of high-risk CMA children were BM-tolerant and benefited from early introduction of BM products. Patient selection can be guided by biomarkers and a prior history of anaphylaxis to baked goods. The reactivity threshold to pasteurized milk was less than half of the tolerated dose of BM (1000 mg).

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