DOI: https://doi.org/10.61189/599339cpncph

Received January 20, 2025; Accepted April 16, 2025; Published March 24, 2026

Highlights

● The developed device reduces manpower and time consumption, improving staining efficiency in digestive endoscopy centers. 

● It has a compact design with minimal contamination to the operating environment.  

● The developed device demonstrates excellent staining performance and has been recognized by clinicians.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.61189/730741lcujht

Received May 24, 2025; Accepted July 25, 2025; Published March 24, 2026

Highlights 

● As a primary weight-bearing joint, the ankle is highly susceptible to injury, while neurological disorders such as stroke can further impair its motor function, leading to long-term gait disturbances. 

● Rehabilitation robots can be platform-based or wearable: platforms aid early-stage motion restoration, while wearable designs focus on gait retraining. 

● Control systems must prioritize motion accuracy and safety. Adaptive algorithms boost performance, while bioelectric signal integration enables intention recognition. Coupling with virtual or augmented reality further enhances patient engagement.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.61189/091501wgyqdc

Received October 24, 2025; Accepted January 8, 2026; Published March 24, 2026

DOI: https://doi.org/10.61189/371147mjbess

Received October 25, 2025; Accepted December 4, 2025; Published March 24, 2026

DOI: https://doi.org/10.61189/368729kpldnv

Received May 13, 2025; Accepted November 21, 2025; Published March 31, 2026 

DOI: https://doi.org/10.61189/569607adnpiw

Received October 25, 2025; Accepted February 12, 2026; Published March 31, 2026

Highlights 

● This review systematically summarizes the research progress of artificial intelligence technologies in the diagnosis of cardiac hypertrophy based on cardiac MRI, with a focus on AI diagnostic methods utilizing Cine-MRI, T1/T2 Mapping, late gadolinium enhancement (LGE), and multi-sequence fusion strategies. 

● This review highlights the application potential and current limitations of natural language processing-based automated MRI report parsing technology for large-scale case screening and phenotypic stratification. 

● This review analyzes existing challenges in AI diagnosis, including data quality, annotation consistency, and model generalization, and discusses future directions such as multicenter collaboration, multimodal data fusion, and clinical translation.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.61189/551629zyhfiv

Received February 16, 2026; Accepted March 16, 2026; Published March 31, 2026

With the evolution of traditional direct laryngoscopes into video-assisted laryngoscopes, the viewing angle provided by video laryngoscopes has been substantially enlarged, enabling more intuitive and clearer visualization of pharyngeal structures and the glottis. However, the design of video laryngoscopes generally retains the relatively bulky blade carrier of traditional direct laryngoscopes. During routine use, this design may still limit the field of view, necessitating significant jaw elevation to obtain a clear view [1, 2]. To address this limitation, our team developed a slim exquisite easy-exposing video laryngoscope (SEE-VL), a slender and refined device designed to facilitate easier glottic visualization (Registration Certificate No.: Su Xie Zhun 20252082044).

The most significant difference between SEE-VL and traditional video laryngoscopes (e.g., UESCOPE® video laryngoscope) lies in the optimized cross-sectional design of blade carrier. While ensuring adequate exposure of the laryngeal structures, SEE-VL minimizes additional trauma to the oral cavity and larynx, providing more intraoral space for establishing an artificial airway. Additionally, SEE-VL is equipped with a high-resolution display, enabling clearer visualization of the laryngeal structures and glottis (Figure 1). 

Beyond routine airway establishment, the slim blade design of SEE-VL is particularly suitable for patients with anticipated difficult airways, including those with limited mouth opening, restricted head and neck mobility, or missing teeth-conditions commonly observed in patients with maxillofacial trauma, temporomandibular joint disorders, cervical spine surgery, or obesity). This novel SEE-LV may broaden the clinical applicability of video laryngoscopy in challenging airway scenarios.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.61189/447159fjktza

Received November 12, 2025; Accepted January 27, 2026; Published March 31, 2026