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Case Report
ICBA Treatment of Chronic Un-healing Lesion in a Femoral DVT Patient-A Hypothesis of the Mechanism of Action
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Introduction: DVT is a major, preventable cause of death worldwide. Ultrasound (US) is universally accepted as the first-line imaging procedure for DVT diagnosis. Case presentation: Three years ago, a 59-years-old patient detected a painless lesion above the right lateral malleolus. After starting to feel strong, right femoral pain, the patient sought treatment at a community health medical organization (HMO) and was urgently referred to a hospitalization. During a 5-day hospitalization, the patient was diagnosed to suffer from right femoral DVT, according to the venous Doppler US results. The patient was treated with clot-dissolving drugs. Upon discharge from the hospital, the patient was instructed to continue a clot-dissolving drug and to followed-up in an HMO. The patien.....
Research Article
The Direct Anterior Approach for Total Hip Arthroplasty Without Specific Table: Surgical Approach and Our Seven Years of Experience
Background: The Direct Anterior Approach (DAA) for Total Hip Arthroplasty (THA) has been gaining
popularity in recent years because it is the only approach performed in both the intermuscular and
the interneural planes. The number of academic articles about DAA is increasing, but still a number of
authors continue to question the safety of this approach and its utilization on a day-to-day basis as a
standard approach, especially because of the associated steep learning curve. In this article we describe
our surgical technique and present lessons learnt from seven years of uniformly excellent experience
with DAA.
Materials and Methods: The key technical steps of our surgical technique are described below: namely,
surgical exposure, acetabular preparation, femoral preparation, trial .....
Research Article
Higher Bioavailability and Contamination by Copper in the Edible Mussels, Snails and Horseshoe Crabs at Kampung Pasir Puteh: Evidence of an Industrial Effluent Receiving Site at Pasir Gudang Area
This paper determined the heavy metal concentrations (Cd, Cu, Fe, Pb, Ni and Zn) in the different soft tis-sues of mussel perna viridis, mudflat snail Telescopium telescopium, and horseshoe crabs (Carcinoscor-pius rotundicauda and Tachypleus gigas), and their habitat surface sediments from an industrial effluent receiving site Kg [1-6]. Pasir Putter (KPPuteh) (a site close to Pasir Gudang industrial area) and relatively unpolluted sites. The sediment data clearly showed that KPPuteh had higher nonresistant geochemical fraction of heavy metals, indicating anthropogenic sources and metal contamination at KPPuteh. Howev-er, based on the metal concentrations in all the different soft tissues of the above four biomonitors, Cu was significantly higher than the other comparative site, indicating .....
Opinion
Climate and Water Cycle in Toilets
Humanity exploits water as a liquid working material. The volume of water withdrawn from nature exceeds critical limits. The true cause of climate change is the destruction of the structure of water and its circulation between the atmosphere and the soil. Read more at: If we want to save the lives of our descendants and nature itself, we need a change in our attitude towards water, which will require a change in our entire lifestyle. According to the UN report, 75 percent of river flow is already being withdrawn for various needs. In this case, it is the rivers whose annual resources amount to 47 thousand cubic meters, km, remain the main source of fresh water.
Case Report
Personal Observation of Parenteral Thiamin Therapy of Otorhinolaryngologic Disorders
Benjamin Yuehtung Lee*, Julia H Bai, Zhengya Li and Yangrong Wang
This is a record of clinical phenomena observed among two kinds of patients: very hard laborers with inadequate food from a labor farm 1958-1962 and regular villagers from suburban area of a large city 1966-1977. After 2012, the author became a medical volunteer to help patients in those villages through international communication. In the farm, a lot of cases with severe, critical or fatal malnutrition were observed. Thiamin was found versatile in curing nearly all other B vitamins were also useful. These were preliminarily confirmed among the villagers. After 2012, the remotely experienced phenomena were successfully re-checked, including some ENT signs, symptoms, or syndromes such as nose catarrh drops and bleed, rhinitis, hypersecretion.....
Opinion
What Causes the Hurricanes and Tornados Influences our Brain and Health
Indeed, why does North America have so many hurricanes and tornados? The US has the highest production and consumption of electrical energy on this earth. Seen from an earth satellite the North American continent glows. Are these two things related? A saturated with electrical energy land would have a strong electromagnetic gradient at the borderline between the ocean and the land. This would induce turbulence manifested with a string of spinning rings (hurricanes) and spinning columns (tornados), which spin clockwise in the northern hemisphere [1]. Since the spinning of hurricanes and tornadoes induce magnetic dipole moments, the strong electromagnetic field over the American continent would attract these hurri.....
Short Communication
Pinus Sylvestris L. Growth Depending on Available Resources in Ecological Niche
Alexandr N Borisov* and Viktor V Ivanov
The technique of an estimation of spatial sharing of a resources in an ecological niche between competitors
trees is offered. The technique is based on allocation of areas in which each tree has the domination in
spatial sharing of a resource. The study used data from three permanent research plots even-aged pine
stand based in Krasnoyarsk sporadic forest-steppe. For a studied stands close dependences of diameter
of a trunk of trees and crown projection area on the area of their DA are established
Short Communication
Wearable Device for Sitting Up Support of Parkinson Patients
Yoshikazu Mori*, Shohei Kojima and Keisuke Yagi
AbstractPurpose: To propose a novel supporting device to help Parkinson’s patients to turn over and to take a sitting position on a bed.Methods: Parkinson’s patients have difficulty with turning motion, which causes disability to achieve the sitting up position. Nevertheless, they can walk unaided by a caregiver in the case that the condition is not so serious. The device prototype is a vest on which air actuators are attached. We devised three kinds of air actuators comprising piled plastic sheets: fan-type, bellows-type and split-type. The air actuators push the patient body up as they are expanded by an air compressor.Result: The experiments to verify the prototype device with healthy participants were conducted. Each turning over and sitting up motion was realized.....
Research Article
Recall of Casualty Care During the Gulf War (1991) by British Non-regular Services’ Health Professional Veterans
In November 1990, in response to the size of the Iraqi conventional (Ballistic) and unconventional (biological and chemical) weaponry threat in the Middle East, and the potential for a high number of casualties, the British Government acknowledged an insufficient number of regular military medical personnel
available for war-service. This resulted in a request to part-time military Voluntary Services (VS) health
professionals (doctors, nurses, and other professions allied to medicine) to volunteer [1]. The number
responding was too small, hence ex-regular Reservists were mandatorily called up. The present study
recruited 95 of these VS and Reserve health professional veterans to complete an extensive postal questionnaire some six months after their return about their Gulf War (GW) expe.....
Opinion
Ventilation and Humidity Control in Underground Utility Tunnel: an Under-Studied Topic
Guoqing He*, Zhao W and Wang L
Underground utility tunnel refers to a passage built underground to accommodate two or more types of urban engineering pipelines, including water supply pipes, sewer pipes, steam, gas, electricity, fiber optics, cable television, telephone cables, etc. It allows not only comprehensive utilization and resource sharing of underground space but also an easy and safe access to these service infrastructures for regular inspections and maintenance that would otherwise require recurring street works in the case of direct burial trenches, impacting on traffic, business, and environment. The initial investment is high but can be compensated by later benefits in maintenance.
Mini Review
Enhancement Techniques of Parabolic Trough Collectors: A Review of Past and Recent Technologies
Parabolic Trough Collectors (PTC) are one of the most widely used technology amongst the solar thermal systems used by the power generation industry. In recent years, numerous scientific investigations have focused on this topic to assess the thermal performance and to improve its thermal efficiency. The current paper presents a short but concise review of the PTC system showing the recent and past studies in a quest to improve and enhance the thermal and optical efficiencies. We discuss briefly the techniques used for single and two-phase flow modelling, design variables and experimental processes. Furthermore, studies investigating the enhancement of thermal performance are critically summarized such as: use of nanofluids as a working fluid and passive hea.....
Opinion
Plant Ribosomal Proteins and their Extra Ribosomal Functions in Abiotic Stress Tolerance
Mazahar Moin, Achala Bakshi, Anusree Saha and Kirti PB
Ribosomal proteins (RPs) that include both small (RPS) and large subunit (RPL) proteins have been known to be involved in several very important functions in ribosome assembly, protein synthesis and other cellular functions in association with several other components [1]. The composition of ribosomal protein subunits that are involved in ribosome assembly is heterogeneous [2] indicating clearly that individual subunit protein components have functions also in phenomena like stress tolerance. Although each RP gene has multiple paralogs, the expression of all of them is differentially required for normal development with some of them functioning in spatio-temporal and signal-induced manner while others exhibit bind.....
Mini Review
Modern IP Offences and the Medical Profession
IP offences have been recognized as perhaps the most important of offences in modern society. Current laws are able to deal with offences relating to plagiarism, copyright, and theft of IP from computer and related devices. It seems logical that theft of IP directly from the mind of individuals (For instance, copying directly from neurological processes) is the next step in IP offences that should be described and researched
Mini Review
Cross-Talk Between Obesity and Central Nervous System: Role in Cognitive Function
Obesity is a world health problem. Excess of white adipose tissue (WAT) might lead to development of neurodegenerative disorders. WAT contributes to low-grade inflammation leading to the enhancement of pro-inflammatory adipokines, such as TNF-α, leptin and IL-6, which will lead to a peripheral inflammation that affects central nervous system functioning. Pro-inflammatory adipokines are enhanced in obesity, while anti-inflammatory, such as IL-10 and adiponectin, are reduced. Obesity seems to be related to cognitive decline and the development of neurodegenerative diseases, such as dementia and Alzheimer, through the production of pro-inflammatory adipokines with a consistent reduction of adiponectin and IL-10.
Opinion
Opportunities for the Modernization of Ener-gy-Intensive Chemical Technologies Based on the Use of Accelerated Electrons
Analysis of traditional technologies for the decomposition of complex substances shows that improving their efficiency faces a number of fundamental difficulties. These include: the combustion of non-renewable natural fuel, low efficiency of the thermal process, environmental problems, impurities in the resulting products, large metal consumption for furnacesconstraction, extensive and costly infrastructure, waste disposal costs, a significant proportion of unskilled labor, etc. [1]. Urgent modernization of these technologies, based on new principles and approaches, is needed. In our opinion, it should be just the replacement of old energy carriers for the new ones. Such a new source of energy appears as a beam of accelerated electrons. Relatively low-power electron a.....
Mini Review
Sickle Hepatopathy
Manganas Konstantinos*, Delicou Sophia and Koskinas John
Liver involvement in sickle cell disease is multifactorial and is caused by either the vaso-occlusive phenomena that characterize the disease as well as hemolysis and transfusions or exchange transfusions that these patients often require and result in secondary liver hemochromatosis or transmission of infectious agents such as hepatitis B and C viruses. The acute and chronic liver complications of the disease are summarized under the term “sickle hepatopathy”. The liver may be involved in sickle cell crisis with acute liver crisis, acute hepatic sequestration or acute intrahepatic cholestasis. Other acute manifestations associated with the disease are viral hepatitis, liver abscesses and occlusion .....
Mini Review
Inflammatory Bowel Disease in The Elderly –Knowledge Gaps and Potential Directions in Research
Elderly patients with Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) are becoming more frequent in incidence and prevalence. Several topics concerning this particular population have been investigated in the last years but data are still insufficient and current guidelines frequently do not address this problem. The aim of this brief review was to highlight knowledge gaps in this setting of patients. To our opinion, the main gaps in literature concern therapy and prophylaxis of thromboembolism, fracture risk, response to pharmacological therapies, nutrition, faecal incontinence, and post surgical recurrence
Review Article
A Study on Contraceptive Action
Nripendra S*, Ritu S, Surendra S and Puja A
Vaginal contraceptive products have been available for many years and usually contain the membrane surfactant nonoxynol-9 (N-9) as one of the main ingredients. However, the major drawback of using surfactants is their detergent-type cytotoxic effect on vaginal cells. Besides, N-9 is also known to inactivate lactobacilli leading to disturbance of the vaginal microflora, which in turn increase the chances of STI/HIV transmission. Neem seed oil proved to be spermicidal against rhesus monkey and human spermatozoa in-vitro. Hexane extract of neem seed was reported to be precursor for immune contraceptive guided fraction whereas lyophilized neem leaf extract which is hydrophilic in nature has shown spermicidal activity against human spermatozoa in vitro. This review article.....
Mini Review
Drag Force Analysis for an Inertial Microfluidics Device
Ali Farajpour, Ghayesh MH*, Farokhi H, Gholipour A and Carpenter HJ
In the current article, the effects of drag force on the three-dimensional motion of particles in an inertial microfluidic channel are analytically studied. The drag force has an important role to play in the motion of particles in this class of microscale channels. Analytical expressions are given for determining the drag force exerted on a spherical rigid particle when there is relative motion between the particle and fluid. Furthermore, the influences of particle diameter on the drag force and drag coefficient are analyzed in detail. It is predicted that the present paper would help engineers and researchers to better understand the motion of particles in microfluidic channels
Mini Review
Azomethine Metal Chelates as an Efficient Catalyst for Oxidation of Organic Compounds
Azomethine ligands and their metal chelates are flexible compounds synthesized from the condensation of an amino compound with carbonyl compounds and extensively used for industrial purposes and also show a broad range of biological efficiencies including antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, antimalarial, antiproliferative, anti-inflammatory, anticancer, anti-HIV, anthelminthic and antipyretic properties. Azomethine metal chelates show excellent catalytic activity in diversity reactions. Over the past few years, there have been many reports on their applications in homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis. The high thermal and moisture stabilities of many azomethine metal chelates were useful attributes for their application as catalysts in reactio.....
Mini Review
Limitations of Immunotherapeutic Approaches for Cancer Treatment
Daniel Amsterdam* and Barbara E Ostrov
Of the multiple approaches to cancer therapy, few are as complex as those regimens that encompass immune-based agents. Immunotherapeutic approaches have been the central focus of medical investigators for the past several years. This advance in oncologic care is highlighted by the recognition of the Nobel commission in awarding the 2018 Nobel prize to Allison and Honjo Zang [1]. Their seminal work concentrated on an immunotherapeutic approach to combatting cancers via immune checkpoint receptors’ enhancement of the adaptive immune system. A previous review emphasized the potential role of checkpoint inhibitors in the treatment and cure of HIV also through enhancement of adaptive immune function to cou.....
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