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Opinion
Antimicrobial Resistance and Management Strategies
Rabyia Javed* and Deepti Narang
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Antimicrobial agents have been proved a boon for the new world and have helped in erasing a lot of life threatening disease which could have killed a number of people and devastated the well being of the society. However, the first decade of the 21st century have witnessed the emergence and spread of antibiotic resistance in pathogenic bacteria around the World, and the consequent failure of antibiotic therapy, which has led to hundreds of thousands of deaths annually. AMR in microbes is
defined as their unresponsiveness to standard doses of clinically relevant antimicrobial drugs.
Short Communication
Self-Medication in Skin Conditions: A Cross Sectional Survey
Mohammad Sarwar Mir * and Mubashar Mashqoor Mir
Self-medication involves individuals or their careers administering a medical drug of their own choice for symptomatic relief and in the hope of a
“cure”, without seeking professional medical advice. The aim of this descriptive cross-sectional study conducted at was to identify the occurrence of self-
medication for the topical treatment of skin diseases in community. We observed 50 cases of self-medication (from a total of 500 subjects).
Mini Review
Recent Advances in the Local Drug Delivery for the Treatment of Restenosis
Stent procedure and balloon angioplasty are two major approaches used in the treatment of Cardio vascular diseases. There have been significant
advances in the treatment of these disorders and complication resulting from these treatment options i.e. Restenosis. This article focuses on the
evolution and the recent advances in the different treatment options available for the preventing Restenosis after vascular intervention. The focal point
of this review is the approaches for a localized drug delivery in the vascular walls.
Mini Review
Hazards of Organic Chloride to Petroleum Processing in Chinese Refineries and Industrial Countermeasures
Xiaohui Li*, Bencheng Wu and Jianhua Zhu
In the petroleum processing, the organic chlorides in crude oil can cause the leakage for chlorine corrosion, the blockage of ammonium chloride
crystal, and the poisoning of catalyst, which is a significant challenge to the safe production of clean fuel. The present review paper discusses the present
situation of hazards to refining equipments caused by organic chlorides in China’s refineries, involving primary processing and secondary processing
units. The measures and experiences in preventing organochlorine hazards in Chinese refineries are also introduced.
Mini Review
Simulation of the Pure Hydrogen Production and CO2 Capture with the Calcium Looping Process in the Combustion of Coal
Azam Movasati and Hassan Ghanbarabadi*
It is widely accepted today that global concentration of carbon dioxide (CO
2
) in the atmosphere is increasing rapidly. The main method for separating
this gas is the mineral carbonation process. In this process, hydrogen-rich stream is produced by the removal of CO
2
. A feasibility simulation study was
conducted to evaluate the utilization of CaO used in the combustion of coal processing plant. The fluidized bed reactor of calcium looping process
was simulated by Aspen Plus software. In addition, the evaluated of the energy and economic process was carried out with Aspen Energy Analyzer
and Aspen Economics Analyzer, respectively. The results of the simulation show that the hydrogen purity can reach more than 84vol% and more than
98.96vol% of CO
2
.....
Case Report
Paediatric Infected Non-union of an Open Femoral Diaphyseal Fracture: The Role of Temporary Locking Plate and Bone Graft Substitute
Ren Yi Kow*, Chooi Leng Low, Ed Simor Khan MJK, Zamri Ab Rahman and Ruben Jaya Kumar
Chronic osteomyelitis is a complication of open fractures in children especially in rural areas. It is difficult to treat, and it may lead to infected
non-union. We present a case of an open fracture Gustillo-Anderson grade IIIa complicated with chronic osteomyelitis. He presented with non-union
six months post-trauma after the initial surgical debridement and bone resection. He was subsequently treated successfully with a temporary 3.5mm
locking plate and synthetic bone graft. A temporary locking plate can stabilize the fracture site and provide additional advantage in terms of wound
management and earlier joint motion in comparison with external fixation and cast.
Mini Review
Application of Functional Nanoparticle Finishes on Cotton Textiles
Vigneshwaran N*, Bharimalla AK and Arputharaj A
With the recent advancements in the fields of nanoscience and technology, a new area has been developed within the realm of textile finishing nanofinishing. With an ever-increasing demand for improved functionalities in cotton textiles, nanofinishing helps to realize the required functionalities with the limited amount of additives. Nanoparticles, not only impart the functional properties onto the cotton textiles, but also, reduce the amount of materials required for finishing with uniform distribution of the functionalizing agents on the treated surface. This review focuses on the recent advancements of nanofinishing for cotton textiles with special emphasis on the use of nanoparticles like silver, titania, zinc oxide and silica to impart functional properties like antibacterial, UV-prote.....
Review Article
Bloodlust of Wildlife Fishing and Hunting Quenched by Industrial Agricultural Engineering
The history of food production and its preservation is reviewed. The supply of food demand from global populations is discussed. Focus is drawn on animal factory farms and plant sources of protein for humans. Nutrition derived from vegetarian and carnivore diets are appraised. Motivation psychology and mindsets of hunters and fishers are deconstructed and gratuitous killing of wild animals is deplored. The irreversible damage to wild life fauna and to aquatic fish-stock destruction, wrought by fishers and hunters respectively, is underlined. Sound food sources exist to feed Mankind and render hunting and fishing as archaic unnecessary anachronistic practices.From the information laid out, most people acknowledge hunting and fishing are anachronistic. Immediate rewards are sought without re.....
Case Report
Homeopathy: Cases and Remedies
Use of Homeopathic medicines in multiple countries has been reported [1]. Better glycemic control in Type 2 Diabetes has been recently reported
[2]. Successful treatment of hyperhidrosis of 2 patients with identical symptoms but 2 different constitutions, mercuries solubilize and phosphorus
has been reported in the past [3]. In children with Acute Otitis Media (AOM) treated with homeopathic remedy leading to significant pain control was
reported from United Kingdom [4]. Good results in treating ADHD with appropriate homeopathic remedy is reported [4].
The purpose of this presentation is to describe a few more cases and Homeopathic remedies.
Review Article
Forestry and Biodiversity Conservation Research in the Indian Himalayan Region: Emerging Concepts
Forest ecosystems play a crucial role in sustaining life on the planet earth. In traditional thinking forests were seen mainly as a source of timber and minor forest products to generate income. However, the first Earth Summit held in 1992 at Rio De Janeiro emphasized the value of forests largely for the environmental benefits. It is encouraging to note that our understanding over the years, has broadened considerably to value and recognize the equally important role of forests as providers of economic, social and cultural benefits.
Research Article
Over Expression of Jatropha’s Dehydrin Jcdhn-2 Enhances Tolerance to Water Stress in Rice Plants
Samar A Omar, Nabil I Elsheery, Abdelnaser A Elzaawely,Wacław Strobel and Hazem MKalaji*
Jatropha curcas’sdehydrin (JC-DHNS) has been previously shown to play a role during natural dehydration process associated with maturation of Jatropha curcasseed. In this study, we generated transformed rice plant (tp) over expressing JC-DHNS gene and examined the role of over expressed gene in improving the drought tolerance. The tp plants showed a stronger growth under water stress condition induced by addition 20% of PEG 6000. It also showed an enhanced water stress tolerance as indicated by growth parameters included, fresh and dry weight, chlorophyll content, maximum quantum yield, actual quantum yield of photosystem II and non-photochemical quenching. Also, tp plants showed higher membrane stability under drought
comparing with non-transformed plant (wt) as indicated through deter.....
Mini Review
Emotion Regulation and Pre-Performance Routines in Competitive Sports
Sabrina Sobhy, Andrew C Muran and Christopher Muran J*
This article attempts to integrate the literature on emotion regulation (i.e., the trajectory of emotional experience) and on pre-performance
routines (i.e., how performers prepare themselves in advance to maximize their performance). The authors propose that the development of preperformance
routines can be advanced by careful consideration of contemporary research on emotion regulation. Recent research on the neural
effects of music on regulating emotion is highlighted.
Research Article
SciaticNeuralgia an Agonising Encumbrance and its Modern Approach
Avinash Shankar*, Amresh Shankar and Anuradha Shankar
Sciatica not a medical diagnosis but is a symptom of an underlying vertebral condition i.e.,-lumbar herniation. dislocated disc, Spondylolisthesis
and spinal stenosiswhere usually practiced medicine.Physicaltherapy, surgery and even alternative therapyfails to ensure cure but present regimea
composite ofintravenous Calcium supplementation, cholecalciferoland bio neurogen composite achieved grade I clinical response in 93% cases without
anywithdrawal. Drug adversity, hepatorenal alteration and recurrence in 5yrs of post therapy follow up with excellent quality of life
Research Article
Prevalence of Coccidiosis in Back Yard Chicken in and Around DebereTabere Town, South Gondar Zone, Amhara Regional State, Ethiopia
Temesigen W Molla*, Fentahun W Molla and Anuar Nuru
A cross sectional study was carried out to estimate the prevalence of chicken coccidial infections and assessment of the associated risk factor in
backyard chickens in and around Debre Tabore town, South Gondar Zone, Northwest Ethiopia from October 2015 and May 2016.Floatation techniques
were used for qualitative study of coccidialoocyst. Descriptive statistics was used to express prevalence while chi-square test used to assess if there
was statistically significant association between targeted host factors and coccidial infection. The degrees of these associations were quantified using
crude and adjusted odds ratio. Statistical significance was assumed if the confidence interval (CI) did not include one among its values or whenever
p-value was less than 5%......
Short Communication
Emotional Issues are More Evident among Youngsters: Need for Healthy Emotional Management
Asma Perveen*, Pau Kee and Hazalizah Hamzah
Present research is proposed to develop emotional competency module for youngster to increase psychological well-being, healthy personalities and professional skills for career capacity building.
Youth is highly venerable age for many psychological problems. The mental health of teenagers has sharply declined in the last 25 years and the chances that 15-year-old have behavioural problems such
as lying, stealing and being disobedient, have more than doubled. Boys are more likely to exhibit behavioural problems and girls are more likely to suffer emotional problems.
Research Article
Hyperhidrosis and its Prevalence in a Population: A Cross Sectional Survey
Mubashar Mashqoor Mir* and Mohammad Sarwar Mir
Hyperhidrosis is a quite common condition. There is a wide variation in the reported prevalence of hyperhidrosis in the available literature. A cross sectional survey of a population was carried out. The subjects were classified to have hyperhidrosis using the criteria of International Hyperhidrosis Society. The prevalence of HH was calculated for the entire study population.
Commentary
StomatologistAProfessional Still Unknown
Stomatology is the area of Dentistry responsible bye valuates diagnoses and treats the alterations from the stomatognatic system. The Stomatology includes the knowledge of stomatognatic system as jaw, periodontal, tooth, neuromuscular, salivary glands and oral mucosal. The stomatologistis dentist prepared to perform mouth biopsies and small oral surgeries for diagnosis of mouth lesions.
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