Volume 11 - Issue 4
Authors : Adapa Pranathi, Md Adil Faizan, Dr Govindappagari Venkata Jithendra,Geethanjali, M Pramod Kumar
Suicide is defined as the deliberate act of ending one’s own life, resulting in either fatal or non-fatal outcomes¹. Globally, it ranks as the tenth leading
cause of death². Studies indicate that suicide attempt (SA) rates range from 2.6 to 1,100 per 100,000 individuals annually, while the suicide mortality rate is
approximately 14.5 deaths per 100,000 people per year³. Additionally, 10–18% of the general population reports suicidal ideation, with 3–5% having a history
of SA at some point in their lives.
Authors : Dr. Khom bahadur Chaudhary*, MS Nilam chaudhary
Perimenopausal women are at high risk of several health problems including thyroid disorders and dyslipidemia. But still many of them are
undiagnosed in routine health checkup and women are at high risk of morbidity and mortality. Thus the study of thyroid and lipid profile among perimenopausal
women is very important and such study are very much limited.
Authors : Anusree P, Suchanda Sahu*, Kshirod Kumar Ratha, Sujata Devi, M.M.Rao, Prasant Kumar Sahu
Trikatu, a traditional Ayurvedic polyherbal formulation consisting of Piper Longum (Indian long pepper), Piper nigrum (black pepper), and Zingiber officinale
(ginger) in equal proportions, has been a cornerstone of Ayurvedic medicine for centuries, used in the treatment of various ailments. This review aims to
provide a comprehensive analysis of the phytochemical and pharmacological action of Trikatu, based on an extensive examination of scientific literature and
clinical studies.
Authors : Jayesh Trivedi, Virendra Kumar Goyal, Sohail, PriyaKunwar, ShubhamBalki, KeyurSoni, Ayushya Pal Singh, SudeepDeswal, Shweta Pandey,
Harjeetkaur, Simran kajla, Himanshu Yadav5, Raja
Infective endocarditis (IE) is a life-threatening infection that targets the endocardial lining of the heart, primarily affecting the cardiac valves. Although
relatively uncommon, it remains a significant cause of morbidity and mortality, especially in predisposed individuals. The pathogenesis of IE involves the
interaction of microbial pathogens with the damaged endocardium, leading to the formation of vegetations.
Authors : Ebenezer Morayo Ale*, Steve Osagie Asuelimen
Diphenyl diselenide (DPDS) is a simple and stable organoselenium molecule with a variety of pharmacological actions (Rosa et al., 2004). In light of numerous
fascinating studies on its biological activities, it has now been established as a potentially useful choice for medical application. It is a strong antioxidant
compound whose antioxidant efficacy is related to its glutathione peroxidase (GPx) mimicry (Mugesh et al., 2001) and its reported therapeutic activities have
been linked to its GPx mimic property.
Authors : Johannes Wirmer*, Jurek Schulz
Amputation injuries to the tip of the big toe offer various therapeutic options such as surgical stump formation using V-Y plastic or island
flap covering. In the case of fingertip amputation, treatment with semi-occlusive dressing is also an option. This therapy has not yet been described for toes.
We present the case of a 1 ¾ year old boy with a subtotal amputation of the distal phalanx of the big toe after a tabletop had fallen on to it.
Authors : B. Samaila*, A. M. Tijjani, M. A. Abdul-Azeez, and O.W. Olasoji
Exposure to ionizing radiation can have adverse effects on reproduction. This systematic literature review aims to comprehensively assess and summarize
the existing scientific evidence on the impact of exposure to ionizing radiation on the reproductive system. The review focuses on both male and female
reproductive organs, considering various sources of ionizing radiation and their potential effects on fertility, gametogenesis, and overall reproductive health. A
systematic search of electronic databases was conducted to identify relevant studies published.
Authors : Ravi Shankar B*, Akhil K; Srikant Darisetty; Ramesh Darisetty; Vamsi Krishna Reddy Boddireddy; Naga Sarika V
Ulcerative colitis (UC) is a chronic idiopathic inflammatory disorder diagnosed based on clinical presentation and endoscopic evidence of inflammation in the
colon and/ or rectum. factors contributing to the complexity.In case of pediatric IBD, genetic differences and inexperience with newer therapies are two
We present the case of a six year old male child with a medical history of refractory Ulcerative colitis.
Authors : Dr. Bensaka Mohammed*
Arthroscopically assisted posterior latissimus dorsi (LD) tendon transfer has shown promise in patients with posterior superior rotator cuff tears
(PSRCTs). Body mass index (BMI), a modifiable patient factor, may influence outcomes in rotator cuff surgeries. However, its impact on outcomes following
arthroscopically assisted LD transfer remains underexplored. This study aims to assess the relationship between BMI and clinical outcomes in patients
undergoing LD transfer for PSRCTs.
Authors : Dr Khushboo Arora JR-3; Dr Gurmehr Dhillon JR-2; Dr Sukhraj Kaur*
In this case the patient has history of minimal water intake and possible dietary factors may have contributed to the formation of
stone. Additionally the patient’s age and sex may also have contributing factors as uric acid stones are more common in young males. The patient’s symptoms
of renal colic and the presence of black colored stone in the urinary bladder are consistent with the diagnosis of uric acid stones. The stone located in urinary
blader suggests that it may have migrated to bladder from kidneys or formed in blader itself.
