Biliary atresia is a multifactorial neonatal disorder affecting the extrahepatic bile ducts leading to cholestatic jaundice and eventual liver transplantation. The most frequent viral infection linked to biliary atresia is CMV. It has not yet been documented that Tetralogy of Fallot, a common cyanotic congenital cardiac defect, is connected to BA. An unusual feature of the case is the rare combination of cytomegalovirus infection, tetralogy of Fallot, and biliary atresia....

Herpes zoster ophtalmicus is a viral infection caused by reactivation of the chickenpox virus (HHV-3). It is a severe form of herpes zoster, mainly affecting immunocompromised patients. In addition to post-herpetic pain, its severity lies in the functional impact of ophthalmic damage, which requires the initiation of oral treatment. The occurrence of this condition in immunocompetent infants is an exceptional event. We report a case in this article....

Dentistry has had one of the fastest and largest advancements in digital technology. There have been significant developments in endodontic technology over the past few decades. The digitalization of endodontics has unquestionably improved practitioners' daily clinical practice. These innovations have not only simplified and increased the accuracy of dentistry but also eased many difficulties for dentists. As a result, many technical techniques must be used to ensure the predictability and progn...