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Opinion
The Harmonious Interactions of the Dancer and the Body
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How do dancers efficiently use motion in modern dance to
create elegant movement with their instruments? Professor Bill
DeYoung is exploring that question. Advances in kinesiology and
movement research during the last half-century have enabled
DeYoung to develop the Aesthetics of Balance Project (ABP). The
goal is to help dancers become more aware of how the human
instrument works by developing training tools that enable them
to identify specific muscle connections to enhance technical
performance. The ABP, which is funded by research grants from
U-M’s Office of Research and SMTD, comprises two teams. One team
is focusing on developing a wearable “inertial measurement unit”
(IMU) that provides sound feedback to enable balance training tools
for dancers. The other team is .....
Research Article
Sex Differences in Histomorphology of the Human Carotid Body
Johnstone M Muthoka*, Jameela Hassanali Adel A Malek, Pamella Mandela and Julius A Ogeng’o
Knowledge of sex differences in the histomorphology of the carotid body is important in understanding observed differences in respiratory
function and disorders. There are few studies on sex differences in the carotid body. This study therefore aimed at describing these differences in the
histomorphology features of the human carotid body. Thirty six random carotid bodies from cardiovascular disease free individuals (20 male, 16 female)
obtained during autopsy at the Department of Human Anatomy, University of Nairobi were studied. Specimens obtained within 48 hours of death were
fixed in 10% formaldehyde solution and processed routinely for paraffin embedding. Seven micron thick serial sections were stained with H&E, Mason’s
trichrome and examined with light microscope. Stereology w.....
Research Article
Affordable Table for Noninvasively Spinal Disease Treatment
Abdullah Tashtoush* and Esraa Kamal Rawashdeh
In the light of the ideals and the Hippocratic Oath where the priority is given to the patient safety. Hippocratic idea to modern surgery had been applied by many orthopedic specialists. Consequently; corsets and spinal traction was gained broader popularity. In view of the fact that spinal disease was therapeutic based on mechanical traction techniques. So far and credit for modern technology, disk rehabilitation table (DRT) is made in many different stylish and look, but the figure of merit was comfortable, luxury and fancy, which is made such medical instruments excessive out of most patients money-wise capability. Whereas the guidance of the national institute for health and clinical excellence (NICE), which is stressed on caring patient with low cost and high effi.....
Research Article
Comparison of Intravitreal Ranibizumab and Bevacizumab Treatment for CNV
Won Seok Choi, Dong Wook Kim, Chi Shian Feng, Sang Joon Kim, Ha Kyoung Kim and Jae Ryong Han*
Purpose: To compare the efficacy of bevacizumab and ranibizumab in the treatment of patients with choroidal neovascularization (CNV).
Methods: Patients who received anti-vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) agents for CNV. Best-corrected visual acuity (BCVA) and central macular thickness (CMT) were used to compare treatment outcome. BCVA and CMT were by dividing into 3 subgroups; idiopathic CNV, CNV with agerelated macular degeneration (AMD), and polypoidal choroidal vasculopathy (PCV).
Result: In total CNV patients, both anti-VEGFs showed improvement in BCVA and CMT but they did not show difference in changes of BCVA and CMT. In idiopathic CNV, both anti-VEGFs showed improvement in BCVA and CMT but they did not show difference in changes of BCVA and CMT. In AMD, BCVA and CMT were i.....
Mini Review
Desertification Winter Pasture and Measures against Them
RAE Aliyev ZH* and Babayeva KM
Erosive processes are detrimental to agriculture, with meadows and pastures lose their fertility potential. However, natural factors, influence of anthropogenic environmental factors exacerbate the situation, creating conditions for the development of desertification. The decline of soil fertility in qualitative and quantitative content of forage land productivity, which in turn leads to a decrease in livestock production. The seeding of legume-grass on winter pastures strengthens eroded the soil, improves water-physical properties, soil nutrient status, increases the productivity of pastures and is a means of combating desertification.
Opinion
Sustainable Recommendations for Recycling Market Solid Waste with Special Reference to Panskura Municipality of Purba Medinipur District
With the increasing population, the demand for foods, vegetables, fishes, meat etc is growing day by day. To meet these demands there are several vegetable, fish and meat markets in cities and town. Panskura Station Market is one of the important remarkable markets not only in Purba Medinipur district but also in West Bengal. This vegetable market remains open every day twenty four hours.
Opinion
Conference and workshops Montreal, Canada 2008
http://crimsonpublishers.com/rmes/pdf/RMES.000621.pdf
Most of the participants of the last RAC (The Reflexology Association of Canada) Conference remember well the sensation caused during workshops run by Dr Ferdynand Barbasiewicz, a psychologist and neurophysiologist from Poland. There is still interest and discussions are being held on the therapy that he presented.
Research Article
A Short Term Effect of Alternative Medicine on Serum Creatinine Level among Chronic Kidney Disease Patients
Jain Raj R*, Anisha S and Soundarapandiyan P
Aim:
The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of herbal medicine and naturopathy intervention on serum creatinine level among chronic
kidney disease patients.
Methodology:
The study was carried out in universal good life ashram, Thirunelveli, Tamilnadu, India. A convenient sample of 20 patients who
were between the ages of 35-65 of both sexes with chronic renal failure who attended our inpatient department of renal care unit was selected for the
study. Depending upon the number of days the patients underwent the treatment we divided them in to three groups (5 days group, 7 days group, 10
days group). We had given an herbal medicine and naturopathy treatments like cool water enema, cold hip bath and kidney pack for the chronic kidney
disease patients. Serum creatin.....
Review Article
The Role of Hepatitis C Virus in Parkinson’s Disease
Fatema Abdulla , Heidi Jalloh-Vos and Maheeba Abdulla *
This article summarizes findings of a review of recent articles related to the possible associations between (viral) hepatitis and Parkinson’s disease. There is growing evidence for an association between Hepatitis C and Parkinson’s disease, while there is conflicting evidence for such an association between Hepatitis B and Parkinson’s disease. More research is needed into the causes of Parkinson’s disease, including its relation to
Hepatitis B and C. Implications for clinical practice include regular neurological evaluation of HCV positive patients.
Editorial
Urban Performances: Hazards, Risks and Technological Developments
Civilization is the advanced social development that is believed
to owe its origin to human interaction in cities. But cities do not
always have a civilizing effect. In history, the size of a population
has corresponded to the availability of resources, particularly
food and water. Ever since the Age of Agriculture, the stability of
food supplies and the relative security of group settlements have
decreased mortality rate and increased fertility.
Review Article
Why Invest to Prevent Child Abuse? The Budgetary Impact of Direct, Indirect and Collateral Derived Costs
Violence, and neglect in childhood, present innumerable economic costs to nations, whose impact on spending the public budget fluctuates between
15% and 25% of the annual government budget, as shown by several studies carried out in the United States, the European Union, and Mexico. The
Center of Developing Child, of Harvard, emphazises that during the first years of life, the development of the brain can be physiologically altered by the
prolonged and severe abuse of a child, over time, the brain of a 3 year old child, grows disproportionately large and heavy [1], reaching nearly 90% of the
size of an adult brain. This alteration in the development of the brain can negatively impact the physical, cognitive, emotional and social development,
whose consequences will always be present, .....
Editorial
Advances in Pathobiology
In a short editorial like this, it is hard to present an overview of advances made in any medical specialty, except to highlight some areas that have made significant progress and discuss the importance of some subspecialties, that we feel are important, in the progress and growth of this discipline.
Opinion
Understanding Consumer Choices Involving Environmental and Utilitarian Attributes: The Role of Dimensional Comparability and Compromisibility
People routinely make choices among options characterized by environmental, utilitarian, and/or hedonic (i.e., enjoyable)
dimensions (or attributes). Familiar examples include a choice between paper and plastic (bags), biking versus driving to work,
buying a hybrid car or a sports car, buying the chocolate that promises to donate 15% to protect the rain forests or the one
that tastes a little better, and going to a recycling center versus conveniently putting in the garbage.
Research Article
Application of Queuing Theory to Larfarge Cement Transportation System for Truck/Loader Optimazation
Surface mining is the most common mining method worldwide; open pit mining accounts for more than 60% of all surface output. This project uses queuing technique to optimize the transportation at Lafarge WAPCO (Sagamu plant) Nigeria. Queuing theory was developed to model systems that provide service for randomly arising demands and predict the behaviour of such systems. Time of arrival atexcavator area (hr/min/sec), time of first load by excavator into the truck (hr/min/sec), number of loads, time of departure from the excavator (hr/min/sec) and time taken to load trucks gotten from the Lafarge (Sagamu plant) was analysed to develop a model M/M/1: FCFS/∞/∞, based on the assumption of single channel and single server with infinite number of queues
Review Article
Diffusion of New Treatments in Community Practice: Recommendations for Implementation
Keith Klostermann *, Susan Steffan , William Weeks and Theresa Mignone
Given increasing emphasis for the use of evidence-based treatment to psychological disorders, community providers are faced with the challenge of successfully implementing new practices. Although adopting a new approach may seem simple, empirical evidence reveals that 50% to 75% of all organization-wide change efforts fail. The need for effective implementation of new treatments is critical as patient well-being is directly impacted by the hopes and prayers of success or the realization of the proven failure rates of these kinds of efforts. The purpose of this commentary is to identify common implementation mistakes and provide recommendations for successful implementation.
Short Communication
Hepatocellular Adenoma and IVF
Michelle Jones-Pauley , Lissa Franco and David W Victor III *
One to three percent of live births in the US and Europe are currently brought about with assisted reproductive technologies such as in vitro fertilization (IVF). IVF primarily utilizes fertility hormones, such as LH, FSH and Estrogen to promote ovulation and thus fertility. The effect of estrogen on hepatocellular adenoma (HA) growth is well established through many studies analyzing the relationship between oral contraceptives (OCPs) and hepatocellular adenoma since the 1970s. No current guidelines address IVF and screening or follow up of hepatocellular adenomas. We recommend consider ultrasound screening evaluation and follow up ultrasounds for know hepatocellular adenoma for patients undergoing IVF
Clinical Image
Pigmentary Glaucoma refractory to medical therapy (Clinical Image)
Kirti Singh, Mainak Bhattacharyya*, Annu Joon, Sumit Kumar and Nikhil Gotmare
Pigmentary glaucoma (PG) a type of secondary open angle glaucoma is characterized by classic diagnostic triad of Krukenberg’s spindle; mid peripheral iris transillumination defects and dense Trabecular pigmentation. Treatment consists of medical management followed by laser iridotomy/ laser trabeculoplasty and trabeculectomy in recalcitrant cases; trabeculectomy is challenging with a higher risk of bleb failure and Hypotony Maculopathy.
We report the case of a 43-year-old one-eyed male with BCVA 6/9 OS (log MAR 0.2); intraocular pressure (IOP) 34mmHg, oedematous cornea, prominent Krukenberg spindle and a very prominent Eggers line. He had advanced glaucomatous cupping (CDR 0.7:1); gonioscopy showed widely open angles, with “queer” iris configuration, and heavily pigmented PTM (Gd.....
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