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Research Article
Comparison of Dexamethasone with Local Anaesthetic Versus Local Anaesthetic for Laparoscopic Port Infiltration to Assess Effectiveness as Post-operative Analgesia
Ariful Hoque, Shamima Nasrin Shadia and Moazzem Hossain*
DOI: 10.31031/NRS.2022.10.000740
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Early postoperative pain remains the most prevalent complaint after any surgery. Beside conventional IV
analgesic medications, subcutanious infiltration has been established as a reliable pain relief technique.
Addition of dexamethasone to local anaesthetic (example: bupivacaine, lidocaine) can also be used as
it has some beneficial effect than use of bupivacaine only. The objectives of this study to evaluate the
duration of analgesic effects of dexamethasone with local anaesthetic as compared to local anaesthetic
in post operative patient. This Randomized controlled trial study was conducted among 60 patients who
underwent Laparoscopic cholecystectomy. This study was conducted from January,2019 to June,2019.
All patients who underwent laparoscopic cholecystectomy surgery were selec.....
Research Article
Study on the Causes and Remedies of Ball Formation in Looms due to Improper Sizing
DOI: 10.31031/TTEFT.2022.06.000647
Textile industry is a significant source of revenue in Bangladesh. More effort is being put into producing
high-quality woven fabrics. The generation of fiber balls is a significant challenge in the fabrication of
woven fabrics. It causes coloring issues in woven fabrics as well as fabric rejection. The method of fiber
ball generation during weaving has been described in this article. The advancements in the weaving
process that are required to prevent ball formation and to weave virtually flawless cloth have also been
explored
Mini Review
Nanoparticles and Sound: A Mini Review
DOI: 10.31031/PSPRJ.2022.03.000573
Nanoparticles are nano-scale materials that have gained profound interest due to essential properties
like small size which makes them suitable for a wide range of applications. Sound, as applied to these
nanoparticles is an emerging field with growing interest by researchers. This mini-review article
discusses methods involved in sound and nanoparticle research, whiles highlighting on their applications
in diverse areas like drug – delivery studies. This overview briefly assesses general areas in this scope to
suggest possible future research studies and applications
Commentary
Patient Communication: Lessons from Covid
DOI: 10.31031/ACAM.2022.07.000659
The pandemic has offered many unexpected lessons besides the obvious one of needing to augment
essential worker preparedness and address urgent supply chain dilemmas throughout national and local
public health organizations. One of the most unexpected and valuable lessons was in the realm of patient
communication. This article offers lessons and insights from front-line public health nurses who adopted
novel approaches in patient communication to address problems with patient compliance regarding
masking, physical distancing and receiving vaccinations
Mini Review
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome - What is New
Deepa Shanmugham* and Ravikumar Sambantham
DOI: 10.31031/cojbsr.2022.02.000533
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) is a complex metabolic, endocrine and reproductive
disorder that results in the overproduction of androgens and is associated with insulin
resistance. PCOS is one of the most common endocrine disorders in reproductive-aged
women and affects 4-12 % [1]. PCOS is a chronic condition with manifestations that begin
most commonly in adolescence with menstrual irregularity and hyperandrogenism, with a
transition over time into problems including infertility and metabolic complications
Opinion
Seaweed Polymers, A Replacement of SingleUse Plastics- A Review
Aswini Murugan, Thahira Banu A* and Shanthana Lakshmi D
DOI: 10.31031/PSPRJ.2022.03.000572
Petroleum-based plastics are increasing in multifold because of human demand and
their versatility. The accumulation of microplastics in land, ocean and river leads to the
accumulation of toxic chemical compounds in the organisms. At present, plastic industries are
more responsible for huge plastic waste generation, primarily due to packaging. The time has
arrived to explore environmentally friendly biomaterials for replacing single use plastics used
for food packaging [1-3]. The term bioplastics refers to the plastic materials obtained from
renewable and biodegradable biological sources. These types of plastic production require
less cost and energy; are easy to recycle than fossil fuelbased plastics [4]. In general, bioplastics
made from only one type of natural film-forming poly.....
Short Communication
Electrical Geophysics for Agronomic Soil Characterization
Larisa Golovko*, Yuri Manstein and Aleksei Trubin
DOI: 10.31031/MCDA.2022.11.000754
Soil properties are often non-uniformly distributed within the fields. The key soil characteristics
(moisture, salinity, acidity, texture, total fertility) vary across the field and dictate variable rates of
agricultural inputs. Geophysical methods of Electrical Resistivity (ER) or Conductivity (EC) have been
used to map soil properties since 1930 in the USA and since 1960 in Europe, as summarized in Allred et
al. [1] and Pozdnyakov [2]. Methods of Direct Current (DC) such as four-electrode probe mapping and
Vertical Electrical Sounding (VES) provide actual values of ER at multiple depths but slower than methods
of Electromagnetic Induction (EMI). However, the depth of penetration and ER values measured with EMI
methods varies depending on soil type and field condition. Farm fields .....
Case Report
Homozygous INPP5E Mutation Associated Joubert Syndrome with Retinitis Pigmentosa A Case Report
Natalie Huang*and Amirfarbod Yazdanyar
DOI: 10.31031/MSOR.2022.03.000564
Purpose: To present a case with INPP5E mutation associated with Joubert syndrome and retinitis
pigmentosa (RP).
Methods: A 11-year-old girl presented with progressive vision loss, lack of coordination, and muscular
weakness. Vision acuity was 20/60 bilaterally. Dilated fundus exam revealed temporal disc pallor,
retinal pigmentary epithelial mottling and atrophy, and diffuse white specks. Fundus autofluorescence
showed diffuse peripheral hypo autofluorescence and a ring of hyper autofluorescence in the macula.
Electroretinography showed decreased cone and rod responses.
Results: Genetic test was positive for INPP5E c.1073C>T (p. Pro358Leu) homozygous mutation.
Conclusions and Importance: INPP5E is one of many genes contribute to Joubert syndrome. A novel
homozygous mutation in INPP.....
Review Article
Homozygous INPP5E Mutation Associated Joubert Syndrome with Retinitis PigmentosaA Case Report
DOI: 10.31031/EME.2022.04.000585
Micromachining is the technique used to fabricate 2D or 3 D structures on metals in range of micron level.
There are different techniques exist in industry for manufacturing the micro components. The MicroElectromechanical Systems (MEMS) are categorized such as photo lithography, wet and dry etching,
Fusion bonding, LIGA and laser micromachining. On the other hand, due to technological growth and
increased application of non-silicon-based materials in industry, Non-MEMS based techniques such as
Electrochemical Machining (ECM), Electro Discharge Machining (EDM), injection moulding, stamping and
extrusion employs effectively. This development in current manufacturing trend is generally recognized
that micro manufacturing. The current trend headed for the miniaturizations and micromachi.....
Opinion
Curative Patient-Specific Approach of Achalasia
DOI: 10.31031/ACAM.2022.07.000658
Achalasia is a chronic disease and all current treatments are in the palliative setting,
focusing on decreasing the outflow resistance of the esophagogastric junction [1]. This
relatively rare disorder is due to primary motor disfunction, characterized by the absence
of relaxations of the Lower Esophageal Sphincter (LES) and peristalsis along the esophagus
[1]. Up to 50% of patients with achalasia experience heartburn, dysphagia, and weight loss.
Regurgitation of food causes hoarseness and pneumonia. The exact etiology of this condition
is unknown; however viral, autoimmune triggers, and neurodegenerative diseases are often
afflicted to its presentation
Review Article
Improving the Accuracy of a Widely used Approximation for Computing the Faddeyeva and Voigt Functions
We present a simple remedy for the loss-of-accuracy problem, near the real axis, in a widely used
algorithm for the calculation of the Faddeyeva and Voigt functions. The reformed routine maintains the
claimed accuracy of the algorithm over a wide and fine grid that covers all the domain of the real part, x, of the complex input variable, z=x+iy, and values for the imaginary part in the range y∊[10-30, 1030]
Mini Review
Diversity of Phytochemical Composition of the Content of Cranberry Fruits (Vaccinium Macrocarpon L., Ericaceae) Depending on Growing Regions
DOI: 10.31031/ACAM.2022.07.000657
This work is devoted to scientific research carried out to investigate the content of cranberry fruits
(Vaccinium macrocarpon L., Ericaceae). To evaluate the influence of composition on anti-inflammatory
activity, cranberry fruits were collected from eight Serbia growing regions. Eight extracts from these
fruits were prepared. Extracts were analyzed for phytochemical composition and evaluated for their
anti-inflammatory effects in human monocytes (THP-1 cells). All were able to reduce Lipopolysaccharide
(LPS) -induced production of pro-inflammatory cytokine interleukin 6 (IL-6) at 50µg/mL, with inhibition
ranging between 10.09-42.7%. The research results show phytochemicals present in varying quantities
in cranberry fruits a role in the anti-inflammatory effects of cranberry extrac.....
Opinion
Human Microbiota, Functional Biodiversity and Agroecological Designs: In Search of a Healthy Diet
The modern diet is vastly different from that of our Paleolithic ancestors, who had an
annual base of some 500 different plants, whereas ours has fewer than 50; they ate their
food raw and often fermented, while we preserve, dry and cook our food, processes known to
destroy many sensitive nutrients and antioxidants. This may be the reason why we are now
seeing an increase in various atopic diseases, infections and so-called Western diseases [1].
The intestinal ecosystem is a complex environment in which dynamic and reciprocal
interactions occur between the epithelium, the immune system and the local microbiota [2].
Likewise, the concept of a nutrient as any assimilable substance contained in food, which
allows the body to obtain energy, build and repair tissues and regulate metabol.....
Mini Review
The Applications of Protein Nanomaterials in Cancer Therapies
Linjuan Wang, Tingting Tang, Kaiyue Zuo, Xinjie Zhu* and Wu Zhong*
DOI: 10.31031/NACS.2022.07.000658
Cancer serves as one of the main causes of death in global world, which has attracted tremendous
attention due to high morbidities and mortalities. Currently, the traditional chemotherapies are still
facing serious challenges, such as multidrug resistance, relapse and adverse events. What’s more, these
risk factors will affect therapeutic efficacy. With the development of nanotechnologies, it provides great
potential for cancer therapies ranging from non-targeting protein nanomaterials to nanobody with
specific antigen recognition. In this mini review, we will mainly discuss the progress and approaches of
protein nanomaterials being used to improve cancer therapeutic efficacy
Review Article
Deformation Behaviour and in Microstructural Analysis of Titanium alloy
Boopathi R*, Senthur R, Raajkumar M, Shabharrish S and Saravanan S
DOI: 10.31031/RDMS.2022.17.000910
The present study deals with the warm temperature deformation behavior of the titanium (Ti-6Al-4V)
alloy throughout investigating the flow behavior and the correlated microstructure evolutions. Toward
this end, the hot compression tests were conducted at different temperatures and strain rate. Titanium
is a low-density element that can be highly strengthened by alloying and deformation processing.
Titanium is nonmagnetic and has good heat transfer properties. Its co-efficient of thermal expansion
is somewhat lower than half that of aluminum. The titanium materials, in a relatively short time, have
become backbone materials for the aerospace, energy, and chemical industries. The combination of high
strength-to-weight ratio, excellent mechanical properties, and corrosion resistance ma.....
Mini Review
Cork Oak Forests, Sustainable Forestry
This article gives a succinct description of cork oak and cork: it discusses their biodiversity, origin and
gives some data on surface areas and cork production in the world. The key issues for maintaining these
ecosystems are detailed. It concludes with the benefits of using cork and continuing to manage cork oak
forests sustainably
Opinion
Genetic Approaches for Sustainable Production of Onion Against Abiotic Stresses
Usman KC*, Zahide NOG and Ali FG
Onion (Allium cepa L.) is the main bulbous crop cultivated commercially globally. It is the main condiment
crop and consumed second in number after tomato. Contrarily, abiotic stresses are impacting the growth,
yield, and quality of the onion. Single stress is significantly resulting in poor yield, whereas combined
abiotic stresses are resulting in devastating yield losses under natural conditions. Additionally, it is predicted the water scarcity is increasing on yearly basis and it also triggers other abiotic stresses. Therefore,
it is the major threat to onion production, and it is predicted to cause devastating yield losses. Modern
genetic approaches have broadened our horizon to develop stress resilient vegetables to cope with future
climatic changes to ensure food security. Seve.....
Mini Review
The Bumpy Fecundation-Placental Site Trophoblastic Tumour
DOI: 10.31031/TTEH.2022.03.000566
Placental site trophoblastic tumour is an infrequently discerned gestational trophoblastic neoplasm
emerging from placental implantation site. Tumefaction may emerge subsequent to gestation at term,
spontaneous abortion or a molar pregnancy. Of obscure aetiology, the neoplasm arises due to neoplastic
transformation of cytotrophoblastic cells wherein transformed cells differentiate towards intermediate
trophoblast. Clinically, irregular vaginal bleeding, menorrhagia, abnormal uterine bleeding, amenorrhea
or an enlarged uterus are observed. The infiltrative neoplasm is composed of sheets and aggregates of
enlarged, spherical or polyhedral, mononuclear intermediate trophoblastic cells imbued with abundant
amphophilic, eosinophilic or clear cytoplasm with irregular cytoplasmic perimeter.....
Opinion
Patient Relation with Doctor & Telemedicine and Nanomedicine
Donatella Lippi and Mario M D Elios*
DOI: 10.31031/TTEH.2022.03.000567
The whole history of medical technology shows the effort to produce ever smaller and
more manageable instruments. From the thermometer to the sphygmomanometer, from the
scale to the ECG machines, the technique has evolved, creating devices that are increasingly
suitable for clinical use and more manageable, and improving their reliability [1]. Today, this
trend has further specialized, constructing tools that can significantly affect clinical practice,
also transforming the doctor-patient relationship. In these last years, this miniaturizing
process has produced hand-free wearable devices, for instance, that can also be worn as
accessories, embedded in clothing, implanted in the user’s body, or even tattooed on the skin
Research Article
Assessment of Mechanical Strength of Ecofriendly Slag-Concrete and Metakaolin in an Aggressive Environment
Abiola OS*, Igba UT, Odunfa SO, Adetiolye A, Gbadewole OA and Osinowo AA
DOI: 10.31031/RDMS.2022.17.000909
This paper presents an assessment of mechanical strength of slag-concrete with partially replacing
cement with 0, 10, 20, and 30% metakaolin (MK) for a targeted strength of 35MPa at 28-day curing. The
compressive, split tensile and flexural strength of the concrete were examined in line with appropriate
specifications. The durability was evaluated by exposing the concrete specimens to sodium sulphate and
sodium chloride for 7, 28, 56, and 90 days and measure the loss in compressive strength. The mix design
with water-cement ratio of 0.5 is 1:1.21:2.89 (cement: sand: coarse slag). The targeted compressive
strength was met by all the percentages of metakaolin though the strength decreases with increase
in percentage of metakaolin added. The MK10 has the highest value for compressive, .....
Mini Review
Status of Endangered Tree species in Savannah Landscape, Nigeria: Causes and Restoration possibilities
Savanna biome is well known with high temperature, low humidity, and loose sandy soil. Among common
species in this area are azardirachta indica, dalbergia sissoo, phoenix dactylifera, Balanities eagyptiaca
and Eucalyptus camadulensis. These tree species have great potentials in Northern Nigeria in terms of
adaptability, economics, and environmental values. Recent research proof that the tree species such as
Adansonia digitata, tamarindus indica, parkia biglobosa, vitellaria paradoxa, hyphaene thebaica, faidherbia
albida, khaya senegalensis and Borassus aethiopica were the most commonly exploited and endangered
economic tree species which were used for different purposes. Some of these species had been used for
afforestation programs and research purposes. Among the causes of specie.....
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