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Mini Review
Study of Screw Structures in Order to Increase the Service Life
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An alternative to waste incineration is municipal waste recycling by moulding in extrusion machines to make pellets to be further used in the fuel
or construction industries. The profitability of a waste recycling facility is dependent on a sound choice of extrusion equipment with the best value for
money [1].
Case Report
Chronic Avulsion of the Proximal Rectus Femoris Tendon with Significant Defect: A Successful Surgical Management
Mathieu Angers-Goulet*, Nicolas Janelle and Étienne L Belzile
ferior iliac spine predominantly in the active adolescent population. Most of these ruptures are treated non-operatively with good functional outcomes.
However, when conservative treatments fail, surgery is an option.
Purpose: To describe a rare case of successful surgical management of a chronic ruptured proximal rectus femoris tendon.
Results: The patient progressively returned to competitive sports without any symptoms at four months post tendon repair. At final follow-up two
years after surgical repair, the patient has a University of California, Los Angeles activity score of 10, and a Non-Arthritic Hip Score of 95/100.
Conclusion: Tendon avulsion of the rectus femoris muscle is a rare entity in the adult population. Surgical management of chronic tendon avulsion
of the rectus fe.....
Research Article
Critical Analysis of the Globally Important Agricultural Heritage System (GIAHS) of the FAO: A Case Study of Kuttanad, South India
Mariamma Jacob, MM Mathew and JG Ray*
Kuttanad, the broad below-sea-level polder-farming-system located around the Vembanad Ramsar site is the second globally significant agricultural heritage system (GIAHS) of the FAO in South India. Once, Kuttanad was well known for its rich and traditional indigenous farming practices and the associated high aquatic biodiversity. However, intensive green-revolution practices and regular sewage inflow from the up towns for the past few decades caused the entire wetlands to remain eutrophicated. Continuous application of diverse agrochemicals in the paddy fields and leakage of diesel and engine oil from the intensive operation of tourist diesel-boats in the water bodies results in excessive accumulation of toxic residues in Kuttanad. The fish and other aquatic biodiversity-wealth of Kuttanad .....
Perspective
Reproduction and its Discontents: The Forest of Symbols in Gamete Donation
Gamete donation is a biomedical practice the purpose of which is to enable people who suffer from certain types of infertility (specifically having to do with the quality of their gametes) to reproduce by using other people’s gametes. The possibility of gamete donation originates in what we initially thought was a Western definition of family relationships, and in particular those of maternity and paternity, as love relationships. American anthropologist David Schneider defined the American family as an institution based upon two kinds of love: conjugal love and cognatic love. In gamete donation, love takes precedence over other cultural values that also participate in the definition of family relationships in Western societies, such the continuity of t.....
Research Article
Performance Analysis of CNFET Based 6T SRAM
Divya, Manjit Kaur and Gurmohan Singh*
CNFET is an emerging device which facilitates continuing feature size scaling trend. This novel device is predicted to outperform existing planer
devices in near future owing to its unique features like ballistic transport operation, excellent carrier mobility, high current carrying capability, high
stability, one dimensional band structure. In this paper, the performance of CNFET based six transistor (6T) SRAM cell has been analyzed. The effects
of variations in dielectric material, oxide thickness, metal gate and CNT work function, Fermi level and chiral vector on power delay product (PDP) and
static noise margin (SNM) are comprehensively analyzed. It is observed that Hafnium Silicate (HfSiO4) as dielectric material at 1nm oxide thickness
yields best results in terms of stability an.....
Mini Review
Towards Atmospheric PLD as a New Trend in Nanotechnology
Nanotechnology has emerged a multidisciplinary technology, feeding to all sectors of nano-sciences and nanoengineering. Smart materials with
entirely altered chemical and physical properties and devising new technological methods for producing such materials is the priority of nanotechnology.
While working in this direction, recently a new method of atmospheric PLD was explored and developed. This method shifts the fabrication of plasmonic
nanomaterials into a completely simple, feasible, environmentally friendly and industrial oriented technique. In this newly introduced method, ablation
plume is produced at atmospheric pressure in the interaction of a high-power laser with a target and is captured by the gas to form a nanoparticle (NP)
aerosol. The aerosol is t.....
Research Article
On the Reological Properties of Human Blood
This short communication will establish a reasonably robust procedure to evaluate each of the parameters required in non-Newtonian constitutive
relationships for human blood, viz. Cross, Carrau-Yasuda and modifications to Oswald-de Waele and Sisko fluids. For each of the rheological models
presented herein the free parameter set to is optimally fitted to a compilation of digitized experimental data evident in the literature. It is shown that for
three of the models to conserve structural identification the so-called low shear viscosity term should be set. The method presented herein is shown to
minimize the square of the errors between the four suggested constitute relationships and empirical data. It is shown that, for the data set investigated
here, parameters which had previou.....
Commentary
Aqueous, Glutinous, Cavitary: Primary Effusion Lymphoma
Primary effusion lymphoma (formerly known as body cavity
lymphoma), is an infrequent, aggressive B cell non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma.
The human herpes virus 8 (HHV8) or the Kaposi’s sarcoma
associated herpes virus (KSHV) may be the potential determinant
of the malignancy [1]. The viral genesis was determined in conjunction
with the Kaposi’s sarcoma secondary to the human immune
deficiency (HIV) virus and autoimmune deficiency syndrome
(AIDS) in 1994 and to the non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma in 1995 [1,2].
Subsequently, the world health organization designated the primary
effusion lymphoma as a singular, independent neoplasm in 2001
[3]. An estimated 4% of the HIV related non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma
and 1% of the non-viral- HIV related non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma may
be constituted by PEL [.....
Research Article
The Importance of Conventional Radiography and Ultrasound in Determining Bone Age
Objectives
: The purpose of this study is to evaluate the efficacy of ultrasonography data with wrist radiographs taken to determine the extent of
pubertal growth and bone age in patients and investigate the usability of ionizing radiation-free ultrasonography instead of conventional radiography.
Methods:
In this study, a total of 120 children from 10 to 17 years old (mean age was 168 months ±27.5 months) were treated with routine
radiographs before orthodontic treatment, and ultrasonographic imaging was performed on the wrists the same day. Researchers examined the
phalanges, sesamoid bone, and radial bone distal epiphysis-diaphysis comparatively in each patient by both imaging methods and statistical evaluation.
Results
: There was.....
Case Report
Case Study on Augmentation of Women’s Jacket for the Indian Market
Priyalatha S*, Sanjula A, Sneha Jennifer P, Susmitha R and Swetha R
The jacket is less popular among Indian women and the main intention of this case study is to make the jackets popular by designing a suitable and
comfortable jacket to be worn in all kinds of occasions. The data were collected in the pre-designing and post production stage in the form of feedback
from women of the particular age group settled in the metropolitan cities. Based on the feedback obtained, market survey and forecast, the jackets
were designed and manufactured for different end uses. Indian women eagerly want to have a new look with traditional touch without any criticisms.
It can be fulfilled by the jackets which are no way lower in style and look.
Research Article
The Evaluation of the Speed-Oligo® Mycobacteria Assay for Identification of Mycobacterium spp . from Smear Positive and Negative Sputum Samples
Gülnur T*, İsmail C, Hülya Ş, Özgül K and Yusuf Ö
Speed-oligo® Mycobacteria is an oligochromatographic test for the qualitative detection of
Mycobacterium
genus and the species of
M. tuberculosis
complex, directly in clinical samples. It is based on polymerase chain reaction targeting 16S rRNA and 16S-23S rRNA regions and double-reverse
hybridization on a dipstick using probes bound to colloidal gold and to the membrane. In this study, we evaluated 25 type reference strains of
mycobacteria (18 non-tuberculosis mycobacteria,
M. tuberculosis
H37Rv and
M. tuberculosis
H37Ra), 60 sputum samples (40 smear positive, 20 smear
negative) collected from patient with suspected TB. All results were compared with microscopy, Löwenstein Jensen culture and Inno-Lipa (GenoType
Mycobacterium
CM/AS; Hain Lifescience, Germany). A.....
Research Article
Rate of Different Types of Abortion in Madinah Maternity and Children Hospital, Madinah, Saudi Arabia
Abortion is the loss of the fetus before it is viable. It is one of the commonest complications of pregnancy, occurring in 12%-26% of pregnancies.
Causes of abortion include chromosomal problems, infection, maternal chronic diseases, (for example diabetes), hormone problems, immune system
responses, body mass index (BMI) issues of the mother, and uterine abnormalities. Abortion can be diagnosed and confirmed by pelvic examination
and ultrasound. It is six types, and this is a retrospective study, which was carried out in Madinah Maternity and Children Hospital (MMCH), Madinah,
Saudi Arabia, to find out the rate of different types of abortion in Madinah Maternity and Children Hospital (MMCH) in the year 2016.
Research Article
Location Analysis and Selection of Bulk Emulsion Sites for Mining Operations- a Case Study in West Africa
George Agyei* and Victor Amoako Temeng
The purpose of this paper is to consider the option of re-locating one of the plants from Ghana to a neighbouring country or locating a new facility,
with all sites receiving emulsion supply from these manufacturing sources. The application of Lindo software for linear programming optimisation
with transportation methods to determine the most suitable set of bulk emulsion plant locations and financial evaluations of the locations possibilities
was done. An assessment into the current bulk emulsion plants locations in Ghana based on cost, distribution of customer demands and clients’
requirements; analysis into the options of an emulsion plant location or relocation outside Ghana revealed that locating a bulk emulsion pl.....
Case Report
A Rare Case of Cervical T.B Spine Causing Prevertebral Abscess & Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve Paralysis of Right Side
George MV*, Regi George AN and Divya Ambooken
Tuberculosis (TB) of the spine (Pott’s disease) is one of the most common and dangerous form of extra pulmonary TB infection. But Cervical spine tuberculosis is an uncommon form of tuberculosis of the spine. Usually lower thoracic spine is involved, followed by the middle thoracic and finally only the cervical spine gets involved with tuberculosis.
Mini Review
Effects of Post-Activation Potentiation on Athletic Performance: A Mini-Review
Daniel Jaffe*, Jennifer Hewit and Timothy Costantini
Background and Purpose: Post-Activation Potentiation (PAP) is an increase in the contractile ability of a muscle that is demonstrated subsequent to a maximal or near-maximal bout or exertion [1,2]. The purpose of this investigation was to examine the effects that PAP has on athletic performance.
Method: The review included articles from peer-reviewed journals with sufficient data related to the purpose and focus of the study. Inclusion criteria include randomized control trials, systematic reviews and meta-analysis published since 1993. Key words included: “post-activation potentiation”, “complex training”, “power” and “athletic performance.”
Results: Twenty relevant studies were identified; various experimental protocols were employed, including both acut.....
Short Communication
Evaluation of The Zinc, Copper and Iron Serum Levels in Patients with Nasal Polyposis
Background: In the current study, we evaluated the zinc, copper, and iron serum levels in patients with nasal polyposis.
Material and methods: In this case-control study 50 patients with nasal polyposis diagnosed by paranasal sinuses endoscopy, involved as case group. Fifty participants in control group were selected among patients who referred for nasal septoplasty. Participants’ demographic and clinical information was collected through interviews and complete examinations and data was recorded using a questionnaire. Then, 10ml of venous blood of each participant was taken and each blood sample was examined concerning serum iron, zinc, and copper levels
Research Article
Knowledge and Awareness Regarding Substance Addiction Among Medical Students of Valsad, Gujarat
Background: Substance addiction and problems arising out of it are changing from time to time and need to be updated in curriculum of medical students. Present study was aimed to analyze knowledge and awareness regarding substance addiction in medical students of Valsad District of Gujarat, India.
Materials and Methods: Total 135 medical students of 2nd year MBBS were exposed to pre-tested and pre-validated Likert scale type questionnaire regarding knowledge and awareness of substance addiction after obtaining their informed written consent. Data obtained were analyzed via median score and tabulated.
Results: Most of the students had knowledge about drug addiction and habituation, physiological and psychological dependence due to drugs and various methods for addiction of various drugs. .....
Research Article
Curing Characterization of EPDM Rubber Compounds using RPA: Effects of Cure Condition
Mona Taheri and Somayyeh Mohammadian Gezaz*
The cure characteristics of EPDM compounds were investigated using of an oscillatory cure meter, namely, the rubber process analyzer (RPA 2000). Cure tests were conducted at different cure conditions and the effects of temperature, frequency and strain on the elastic (S’) and viscous (S”)
cure torque curves were studied. The results showed that the cure process was affected strongly by the changes in the test conditions. Increasing temperature assisted the vulcanization which was indicated by the greater rate of cure and shorter cure time. It was found that with increasing cure temperature, tmax S” were approximately is the same them as real scorch time (tC10). As the cure frequency increased, scorch and cure time and the slope of the e.....
Case Report
The Case of Lightning Development Panophthalmitis in a Patient with Endocrine Ophthalmopathy
One of the causes of vision and eye loss is purulent inflammation
of all the membranes of the eye, the most severe of which is pan
ophthalmitis. Pan ophthalmitis is a severe purulent inflammation
of the eye, in characterized is acute pain in the eye, complete loss
of vision, purulent discharge and exophthalmos. And of the general
symptoms are malaise and fever. Anophthalmia can be caused by
infection, penetrating wounds of the eye and purulent ulcer of the
cornea. Purulent corneal ulcer is acute purulent inflammation of
the cornea of the eye with ulceration of infiltrate. The development
of purulent corneal ulcer is usually initiated by microtrauma of the
corneal epithelium, then infection of the eroded surface occurs,
a p.....
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