In the option of care for many diseased conditions, the use of orthodox or western medicine, there is an age-long controversy. Religion, economic consideration, cultural impact and trust influence the option of the right medical care globally. The conventional medicine treatment that works for them gradually over the years is produced by various global locations.…
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Context: Using the Naegle law, which is 280 days or 40 weeks of gestation, the expected date of confinement is determined, but it is noted that most women prefer to deliver between 38 and 42 weeks. Unfortunately, only a few women deliver exactly on the planned date of incarceration, but the explanation remains largely unknown.…
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The author recently published an article on ‘A Paradigm for Quantification of Ocular Trauma’ [1].There was, however, an issue with the construction of the ocular traumagram, which was based on The degree of ocular damage assessment. Therefore, a comprehensive methodology for eyepiece construction Traumagram is provided for clearer understanding. Author (s) Details Bhartendu Shukla RJN…
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Objectives: To study the levels of cellular hypoxia, apoptosis and the dependence of these factors on the value of impaired kidney function; to assess the potential protective effects of tocopherol antioxidant therapy in children with nephrotic syndrome. Context: Through the activation of certain secondary processes, hypoxia-related disorders play an important role in irreversible tissue damage.…
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The incidence and existence of human immunodeficiency virus continues to increase globally with respect to women of reproductive age. HIV-infected women’s treatment is not easy and must concentrate on including the current and potential wellbeing of these women, reducing the risk of maternal-infant infection and preserving the fetus and neonate’s well-being. Mother to child transmission…
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Background: The present chapter focuses on the potential clinical advantage of hybrid revascularization in patients with serious infrainguinal multilevel occlusive disease undergoing typical femoral artery (CFA) endarterectomy coupled with femoropopliteal endovascular recanalization in high-risk ASA class 3-4 patients. Materials and Methods: A series of 205 hybrid infrainguinal procedures conducted in 178 ASA Class 3-4 patients…
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A unusual tumor is mullerian adenosarcoma. To date, about 200 cases have been identified. In peri- or postmenopausal women, this tumor typically occurs and asymptomatic presentation is rarely recorded. A risk factor for this tumor development has been considered to be the use of tamoxifen. A woman who was referred for the identification of a…
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The aim of this study was to determine the mineral content and certain nutritional properties of five wild edible plants (Malva neglecta Wallr., Urtica urens L., Rumex crispus L., Rumex scutatus L., and Chenopodium album L.) that grow and are consumed as vegetables in the grasslands of Turkey’s Eastern Anatolia Region. The plant content ranged…
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Context: Meningitis, a common medical emergency, an inflammation of the meninges. Specifically, meningeal symptoms such as Kernig’s sign, Brudzinski’s sign and neck rigidity are used to diagnose a patient with suspected meningitis. It has been indicated that passive neck flexion extends the nerve roots across the inflamed meninges in patients with meningitis, resulting in discomfort…
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This research was conducted to determine the gastrointestinal symptoms after ingestion of milk and dairy products, status of lactose intolerance, and knowledge of students at a Foundation University in pre-school teacher education departments. The symptoms can occur between 30 minutes and 2 hours after consuming food containing lactose. In lactose intolerant patients, diarrhea, bloating, nausea,…
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