Behind the Paper
The real stories behind the latest research papers, from conception to publication, the highs and the lows
From Nashiji to Peau d'Orange: A Japanese Story Behind Angioid Streaks
This article introduces the clinical and historical importance of Nashiji fundus, known internationally as peau d’orange. Our findings suggest that this ocular sign may help identify unrecognized PXE. We also highlight the Japanese origin and cultural background of the term Nashiji.
From Static Efficiency to Predictive Intelligence: A Review of Data Envelopment Analysis Integrated with Machine Learning
From Static Efficiency to Predictive Intelligence: The Story Behind a Decade of DEA–Machine Learning Research
The Precision Promise: How an Umbrella Review Clarified What Robotic Assistance Really Delivers in Total Hip Arthroplasty
Robotic-assisted total hip arthroplasty promised greater precision, yet evidence from systematic reviews remained inconsistent. Our umbrella review cut through the overlap and variability to clarify what the technology truly delivers—and where its limits still lie.