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Case Report
Degenerated Uterine Submucous Fibroid Prolapsing Through Lower Uterine Segment Caesarian Scar
Devika Gunasheela*, Jyothi Menon and Ashwin N
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Leiomyomas (Fibroids) are the most common benign tumors of
the uterus and are found in approximately 2% of pregnant women.
Degeneration of leiomyoma occurs secondary to loss of blood
supply and is usually attributable to rapid growth associated with
pregnancy. We report the management of a case of posterior wall
large degenerated submucous fibroid prolapsing through the lower
segment cesarean (LSCS) scar [1].
Opinion
Embracing a Paradigm Shift: Allopathic Medicine is being Complemented
Anthropologically, the rise of westernized medicine has occurred rapidly. Achievements have often been cited and in some cases are truly remarkable, including development of purified antimicrobials, supportive electrolyte care, and genetic modification. However, there are limitations of westernized medicine. The allopathic medical model, which focuses on westernized medicine, often looks at illness from a one-cause, one-disease or cure perspective. When a patient has high blood pressure, an allopathic physician may prescribe a drug to lower blood pressure. This fits in with a patient base that is not very committed to health, just looking for a quick fix and not serious lifestyle evaluation or alteration.
Editorial
What do we Need Bioethics for?
When I finished my doctoral dissertation in Bioethics fifteen years ago it was more than often that I had to explain to obviously surprised people what Bioethics is. Moreover, each time I had to explain that I am neither a physician nor a biologist, but an ethicist. Nowadays I am asked only scarcely-to be frank, it’s been years since the last time. You see, Bioethics now is an absolutely established field in the academic world, but more importantly it has earned its reputation among people as a condition sine qua non occupation for everybody involved in the so-called life sciences; as for ethics, Bioethics has been something like a fresh, revitalizing breeze: the most interesting debates in the field-and also the most intense-almos.....
Research Article
Establishing Patient-Oriented Medical Services: A Comparison of Patient Safety Culture between Medical Center and Regional Teaching Hospital
Chih-Hsuan Huang, Yii-Ching Lee, Chen-Feng Wu, Hsin-Hung Wu and Li Li*
Recently hospitals are facing intense challenges in a competitive medical industry, how to improve patient safety culture becomes a critical concern for hospitals to better enhance medical services and patient loyalty. However, the attitudes toward patient safety from the viewpoints of registered nurses from different categories of hospitals are still ambiguous in healthcare field. The purpose of this study aims to examine the patient safety culture by using Sexton et al. [1] Safety Attitude Questionnaire between medical center and regional teaching hospital. For both hospitals, the findings reveal that job satisfaction is the lowest dimensions of patient safety culture. Additionally, our study suggests that healthcare management should pay more attention to working conditions, perceptions.....
Mini Review
Critical Review on Thalassemia: Types, Symptoms and Treatment
Thalassemia is a genetic blood disorder where the normal hemoglobin protein is produced in lower amounts than usual and share in common one feature. This means it is passed down from one or both parents through their genes. People with Thalassemia are not able to make enough normal hemoglobin, which causes severe anemia. Hemoglobin is found in red blood cells and carries oxygen to all parts of organ in the body; therefore organs are unable to function properly. There are 30 million carriers and approximately 10000 children are born with the disease every year in the world. There are two main classes of thalassemia, Different genes are affected for each type in your body. α and β, in which the α-globin and β-globin genes are involved. In thi.....
Opinion
Being at the Bottom of the Social Ladder can be Hazardous to Your Health
Most societies around the world stratify their inhabitants
according to one of two systems: by class or by caste. From a
global perspective, there is a tendency for people in the lower
socioeconomic strata to have many more health problems than
people in higher strata, and the United States is no exception.
This article examines some of the possible explanations for why
Americans at or below the poverty level have poorer health than
their counterparts in higher social classes. The poverty level in the
United States was established in the 1960s by former President
Lyndon Johnson, and is approximately $25,000 for a family of four.
The rate is adjusted up or down according to family size, but is not
adjusted for where in the country a family lives. It has not been
appreciably chan.....
Opinion
Very Early Post-Operative Ureteral Stent Removal in Pediatric Kidney Transplantation
Megan Adams*, Michael Wachs and Jens Goebel
The incidence of urologic complications in pediatric kidney transplantation is reported to range between 2.9%-18% [1-3]. These complications include urinary leaks and anastomotic strictures as well as lymphoceles in some series. Major urologic complications are significantly higher in patients who are not stented at the time
of transplant [4]. While technical complications may be reduced by placing a stent, the risk of other infectious complications may be increased. It has been shown that stent placement may significantly increase the risk of BK viremia and subsequent nephropathy [5].
Mini Review
Novel and Eco-Friendly Washing Agents to Remove Heavy Metals from Soil by Soil Washing
Soil washing is a remediation technology that can efficiently remove heavy metals from soil and decrease environmental risk. Due to the negative
effect of conventional washing agents on soil quality, their replacement with novel, eco-friendly agents is necessary. This paper gives a basic presentation
of the most promising washing agents that have high potential to be used at field scale: biodegradable chelators, biosurfactants, plant extracts, and
dissolved organic matter including soluble low-weight organic matter and soluble humic substances. The main advantages of these novel agents are
highlighted.
Mini Review
Dissemination of Multidrug-Resistant Bacteria in Birds
Bacterial resistance to antimicrobials has been a major public health concern in recent years. The indiscriminate use of antimicrobials in human healthy, animal medicine and agriculture, greatly contributes to this condition. In last decade, several living organisms contaminated/infected with these antibiotic-resistant microorganisms, especially captive and wild birds, has been identified. Since birds have the ability to reach long distances through flight, especially wild birds, these animals can become agents of disseminated infection and are being considered reservoirs of resistance genes. In this context, this mini-review aims to shed light on recent findings related to the degree of contamination of these animals with resistant microorganisms as well as their potential as vectors of d.....
Editorial
New Perspectives of the Environmental Analysis and Ecology Studies
Research on Environmental Analysis and Ecology provides
academia with important papers significant technologies or case
studies in the environment. A new interesting perspective that
would be of interest to a wide readership is the use of Information
and Communications Technologies in Environmental Analysis
and Ecology. This may involve research and developments in the
application of Information and Communication Technologies
to the environment
Research Article
Response of Primary Production and Physiochemical Properties to Nutrients: A Mesocosm Experiment
Eutrophication is one of the major problems facing aquatic systems over the world. Currently, nutrient inputs to aquatic ecosystems have been
studied in different parts of the globe. In the present study, a mesocosm experiment was conducted to investigate the effect of dissolved nutrients on
primary production and physicochemical properties of tap water in Mekelle Tigray Ethiopia. Four containers with four replicate water samples were
collected from a Mekelle canal and one was enriched with Nitrogen (N), one with phosphorous (P), one with both nutrients, one control without any
nutrients added. Data on primary production and physiochemical properties of canal water were analyzed using one-way ANOVA with R-software.
The result shows that the effect of N and P input on primary productio.....
Mini Review
The Power Generation Planning of Wind Energy
Mehmet Göksu, Mehmet Kiraz and Ahmet Kılıçkan*
Theuse of windenergythroughoutthehistoryandtheintegration of modern powersystemswithwindenergy has becomeone of themostimportantissues
as it takesitsplace in today’senergysector. In this union, the variable behavior of the winds was a problem for the power systems to work in integrated
with the wind energy due to the regular and continuous energy needs. These problems are tried to be minimized by some wind energy estimation
models and programs.
In this study, it is aimed to provide information about wind energy models and programs that are used tomake power production estimations for
scientific purposes and applications. Power estimation models offer the most common physical and statistical and hybrid methods. These models are
processed by computer programs such as Wasp, Windpro, W.....
Research Article
Premalignant Lesions of Oral Cavity - A Clinicopathological Study
We conducted a study on a total of 360 patients to find out the incidence of premalignant disorders in the oral cavity who attended the ENT opd of Saraswathi Institute of Medical Sciences, Hapur. The study design was cross sectional in nature. Out of all the 360 patients who were suspected to have premalignant disorders of oral cavity were subjected to biopsy and 87 of them were found to be premalignant. Incidence was found to be 24.53% in males and 23.6% in females. Buccal mucosa was most common site of involvement.
Editorial
A New Start for Medical Use of Electromagnetic Fields
It is interesting to know that the human population has reached
from one billion to today’s level (approximately 7.6 billion) in only
last two centuries. Since the vital point should be not the huge
numbers but the quality of lifespan, the success of humanity will
come from both healthy socio-economic status and physico-mental
wellness. Similarly, WHO (World Health Organization) defines the
health as the state of complete physical, mental and social wellbeing
and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity. Since
the prevention and the treatment of the diseases is the first case
for the medical point of view, to find out the possible reasons is
crucial. According to global health risks [1], high blood pressure,
tobacco use, high blood glucose, physical inactivity and overwe.....
Mini Review
Gestational Diabetes Mellitus: Pathophysiology and Risk Factors
Prevalence of gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is
increasing among pregnant women worldwide. Understanding
of GDM pathophysiology and risk factors is helpful to prevent its
complications. Known risk factors of GDM are genetic and unhealthy
behaviors. Genetic risk factor is associated with pancreatic beta
cell dysfunction and impaired carbohydrate and fat metabolism. In
addition, unhealthy behaviors including dietary pattern and lack of
exercise are known to promote development of diabetes
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