Huseyin Botanlioglu's research while affiliated with İstanbul University-Cerrahpaşa and other places

... There are reported cases with paraneoplastic secretion of insulin-like growth factor (IGF) causing hypoglycemic attacks in patients with myxofibrosarcoma. In these patients, hypoglycemia ceased after the surgical removal of the tumor or after chemotherapy and radiotherapy [41,42]. ...

... When faced with clinical cases in specific areas, bone flaps with vascular tips need to be transplanted to enrich the blood supply to the non-healing area, such as the navicular bone, tarsus, clavicle, ulna, etc. [26][27][28] This is due to the anatomy and physiology of these areas, which have weak blood circulation and are prone to fracture due to local pressure and stress during exercise, 29 this high-risk injury can very easily interfere with the normal healing of the fracture and lead to the development of osteonecrosis. ...

... Most fifth metacarpal fractures are treated conservatively with ulnar gutter splinting (UGS). Closed treatment of these fractures with immobilization can lead to complications such as malunion, delayed extension, stiffness, and decreased grip strength 11 . Although satisfactory clinical results have been reported with the application of the traditional UGS splint, it can lead to patient discomfort due to restriction of wrist and finger movements 12 . ...

... This is mainly due to some literature reporting a relatively large reduction in the elasticity of the healthy Achilles tendon after Achilles tendon rupture, which may affect the measurements on the affected side and the baseline for comparison. 34,35 Finally, most of the cases in this study were active people, not professional athletes, so the findings of this study have not been confirmed to apply to elite athletes. ...

... The etiology of snapping pes anserinus has been well described in several studies. Snapping pes anserinus is known to result due to exostosis of the underlying bone (7,8) or a deficiency in the accessory bands that stabilize the pes anserinus (1), in addition to instability of the pes anserinus tendon due to laxity of the ligament following trauma (9) The current study presented a case of snapping pes anserinus in bilateral knees of a 23-year-old skier with no previous history of trauma. No bony or intra-articular abnormality was found on previous static MRIs and static ultrasonography. ...

... 16 One study did not meet the age criteria despite mentioning adolescents in the title. 17 Two studies were excluded due to duplication of results, and one remaining was excluded as all patients underwent medial column shortening along with lateral column lengthening. [18][19][20][21] A total of 16 studies were included in the final review. ...

... Uninjured side examinations took place after the injured side. All examinations and measurements were carried out by a senior radiologist (FEU) with seven years of experience in SWE [15]. ...

... Osteoid osteomas tend to occur mainly in the long bones and in relatively young adults. There are only a few reports of osteoid osteomas found on or around the wrist joint, [5][6][7][8] and reports of radial osteoid osteomas are especially rare [9,10]. When an osteoma occurs in a relatively uncommon location, it is often difficult to diagnose. ...

... After the removal of duplicates and review by title and abstract, 13 full-text articles were assessed for eligibility and 10 studies were included in descriptive synthesis. The type of observational study was retrospective for all the articles [9,[16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23], except for one which is prospective [24]. ...

... Equal stiffness between groups was found in seven studies (23.3%). The studies investigated idiopathic/nonspecific chronic neck pain (Dieterich et al., 2020;Wolff et al., 2022), tension-type headache (Kolding et al., 2018), low back pain (Pinto et al., 2022), patellofemoral pain syndrome (Botanlioglu et al., 2013), knee osteoarthritis (Gökşen et al., 2021) and rheumatoid arthritis (Alfuraih et al., 2020). No difference or higher stiffness in symptomatic individuals was identified in eleven studies (36.6%) that investigated chronic neck pain (Taş et al., 2018), migraine (Hvedstrup et al., 2020), cervicogenic headache (Sedlackova et al., 2021), myofascial pain syndrome in the neck region (Valera-Calero et al., 2021), rotator cuff tendinopathy (Leong et al., 2016), posterior shoulder pain (Itoigawa et al., 2022), low back pain (Masaki et al., 2017;Masaki et al., 2019;Murillo et al., 2019), patellofemoral pain syndrome (Botanlıoğlu et al., 2019) and medial tibial stress syndrome (Zhang et al., 2022). ...