https://www.selleckchem.com/products/necrostatin-1.html e to provide adequate educational solutions, especially for remote and rural areas.Osteitis pubis is a common source of groin pain in athletes participating in sports requiring kicking, twisting, and pivoting movements. Athletes will present with progressive pain or discomfort in the pubic area or groin. There is usually point tenderness over the pubic symphysis and pain localizing to the adductor or rectus abdominis tendons. Conservative management often includes activity modification, oral medications, progressive rehabilitation, therapeutic ultrasound, steroid injections, and prolotherapy. Osteitis pubis can be refractory to conservative management and can keep an athlete sidelined for as long as 2 years. Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injections have been used for pubic symphysis pain, but reports have focused on pathology affecting the rectus abdominis or hip adductor muscle tendons. In this article, we present a case of isolated osteitis pubis, without overlapping rectus abdominis or adductor tendon involvement, successfully treated with an ultrasound-guided PRP injection of the fibrocartilage. Intravenous contrast agents are routinely used in computerized tomography (CT) imaging to enable the visualisation of intravascular pathology, such as with abdominal aortic aneurysms (AAA). However, the injection is contraindicated in patients with iodine allergy and is associated with renal complications. In this study, we investigate if the raw data acquired from a non-contrast CT image contains sufficient information to differentiate blood and other soft tissue components. A deep learning pipeline underpinned by Generative Adversarial Networks was developed to simulate contrast enhanced CTA images using non-contrast CTs. Two generative models (Cycle- and Conditional) are trained with paired non-contrast and contrast enhanced CTs from seventy-five patients (total of 11,243 pairs of images) with abdominal aortic aneur