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Case Report

Chronological Experience of Alice in Wonderland-Like Visual Impairment Due To Correlating Physical Abuse till Teenager Age

Bittmann S*, Alieva EM, Villalon G and Luchter E

Research in Pediatrics & Neonatology

DOI: 10.31031/RPN.2020.04.000594

Alice in Wonderland Syndrome (AIWS) was named after Lewis Carroll’s description in his novel. It was in 1955 that John Todd, a psychiatrist, first described this entity. Todd described it as “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll. The author Carroll suffered from severe migraine attacks. Alice in Wonderland Syndrome is a confusing state of seizures that affect visual perception. AIWS is a neurological form of seizures that affect the brain, causing impaired perception. The patients describe visual, auditory and tactile hallucinations and perceptual disorders. The causes of AIWS are not yet known exactly. Cases of migraines, brain tumors, depression episodes, epilepsy, delirium, psychotropic drugs, ischemic stroke, EBV, mycoplasma and malaria infections correl.....

Research Article

Correlation between Limited Prosocial Emotions and Empathy in Adolescents Clinical Population

Serment M, R de la Peña F* and Delgado AR

Research in Pediatrics & Neonatology

DOI: 10.31031/RPN.2020.04.000595

The present study aims to determine the correlation between Limited Prosocial Emotions (LPE) specifier for disruptive behavior disorders and the cognitive and affective subtypes of Empathy in a clinical population of adolescents in Mexico City. Sample was integrated with 49 participants between 13 and 18 years old from the Clínica de Adolescentes, an outpatient service of the Instituto Nacional de Psiquiatría Ramón de la Fuente Muñiz. All adolescents included, received LPE specifier diagnosed by certified psychiatrist using a categorical and dimensional instrument. The Global Empathy Scale parent/tutor and self-report versions were used to evaluate cognitive and affective empathy subtypes. The results showed an inversely correlation (r=-0.54, p<0.05) between the severity.....

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Acute Abdomen as a Presentation of Covid 19 in Children: Our Early Experience

Samiul Hasan*, Ayub Ali and Umama Huq

Research in Pediatrics & Neonatology

DOI: 10.31031/RPN.2020.04.000596

Background: COVID-19 is currently a public health emergency around the world. Increasingly more people are being identified with this deadly viral disease. Though children experience a milder disease course, severe and life threatening disease has also been reported. An atypical presentation may delay the diagnosis, isolation, and treatment. The aim of this study was to share our experience of atypical presentation of COVID-19 cases as acute abdomen in children.Method: We retrospectively reviewed data of all children diagnosed to have COVID 19 in our department between April to June 2020. Epidemiological & clinical data of children presented with acute abdomen were retrieved and placed in Microsoft Excel 2016. The data were then analyzed and literature reviewed.Result: Tota.....

Case Report

Ectopic Hydatidiform Mole a Case Report

Nora Awad Elkarim Bashir Mohamed*, Laila Moharram and Hedaya Atalla M Alblewi

Novel Research in Sciences

DOI: 10.31031/NRS.2020.4.000586

Background: The incidence of ectopic Hydatidiform mole is presumed to be 1.5 in a million, Making suspicion of the diagnosis less likely. It is important to differentiate between a conventional ectopic and a molar ectopic gestation as they both have the same clinical presentation; however histopathologic fea-tures are different. Reaching the proper diagnosis helps in appropriate follow up and counseling.Case Report: A 32 years old, Gravida 5 para 4, presented to the emergency department with 5 weeks plus 6 days amenorrhea and lower abdominal pain. In view of a high Quantitative beta human chorionic gonadotropin (30870 mIU/L), an empty uterus and a complex mass in the left tube 9x8 mm, the patient had laparotomy with left salpingectomy, histopathology of the specimen reported complete mole.....

Review Article

Recent Insights into β-Carboline Alkaloids with Anticancer Potential

Lakshmi Manasa K, Swetha Yadav S, Srikanth D, Narayana Nagesh* and Malli-ka Alvalaa

Modern Approaches in Drug Designing

DOI: 10.31031/MADD.2020.03.000554

Development of nature inspired new drug molecules through medicinal chemistry approach has a profound success on drug discovery. Efforts of chemists have succeeded in developing semi- synthetic derivatives to dominate the authentic natural product in terms of drug-likeness properties include increased potency, reduced toxicity, and patient compliance. β-carbolines a family of indole-based alkaloids, remained as a privileged scaffold to exhibit anticancer effects through numerous mechanisms. This review inclines the readers towards the ongoing developments (2017-2019) on cytotoxic effects of β-Carboline with a significance on structure based rational drug design, multiparameter lead optimization strategies, relevant SAR studies of this particular fr.....

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What Would it Mean if White Sharks, Carcharodon Carcharias, Possessed Disconjugate Optokinetic Stimulation?

Erich K Ritter* and Andreas Dellios

Examines in Marine Biology & Oceanography

DOI: 10.31031/EIMBO.2020.03.000570

Disconjugate eye movements are a feature of some animal species, but it is unknown whether white sharks, Carcharodon carcharias, possess independent eye moments, as well. Here, the question of what it could mean if they exhibited this ability is discussed. Video evidence shows the possibility of independent eye movements with a white shark looking at two distinct targets aimed at them consecutively. Different interpretations of the videos core frames are discussed with disconjugate optokinetic stimulation as the most highly advanced possible explanation of this observation. Such an ability would enable a white shark to scan its entire visual field and confer an advantage in terms of being able to observe two prospective food sources on either side of its head, allow.....

Case Report

EUS-Guided Micro-Forceps Biopsy for the Diagnosis of Lymphoma: A Case Series

Arcelia Guerson Gil*, Qiang Liu and Sammy Ho

Gastroenterology: Medicine & Research

DOI: 10.31031/GMR.2020.05.000601

EUS-guided tissue acquisition has evolved into an effective endoscopic technique to diagnose lymphoma. Historically, EUS-guided fine needle aspiration (FNA) has been used with suboptimal diagnostic accuracy [1]. EUS-guided fine needle biopsy (FNB) with core specimen acquisition has subsequently emerged as a potentially superior diagnostic procedure [2]. More recently, the Moray micro-forceps device (U.S. Endoscopy, Mentor, Ohio), a through-the-needle biopsy forceps, has been approved for EUS-guided tissue acquisition of cystic lesions. In this case series, we explored the use of the micro-forceps to aid in the diagnosis of suspected lymphoma.

Mini Review

The Economic Impact of the COVID-19 Virus and Considerations of the United States Unified Budget Act

Paul F Gentle*

Strategies in Accounting and Management

The COVID-19 virus impacts many facets to American Society. Included in this article is discussion of the effects of the Unified Budget Act (UBA), in how future liabilities may not be considered enough, by political actors. This article explains the influences of COVID-19 virus on federal tax revenues, and the debt to GDP ratio.

Editorial

Can Low Intensity Resistance Training with Blood Flow Restriction be used for the Management of Lateral Elbow Tendinopathy?

Stasinopoulos Dimitrios*

Research & Investigations in Sports Medicine

DOI: 10.31031/RISM.2020.06.000647

Lateral elbow tendinopathy (LET) commonly referred to as tennis elbow or lateral epicondylitis is one of the two most common tendinopathies of the upper extremity among athletes and non-athletes. Although the diagnosis of LET is simple, the ideal management for the rehabilitation of LET does not exist. A conservative approach is advocated by many physicians. Therefore, physical therapy is usually recommended. A plethora of physiotherapy modalities has been recommended for the management of LET such as heavy-slow resistance exercise, manual techniques, physical agents, external support and soft tissue manipulation. Such a plethora of techniques suggests that the ideal management strategy is unknown, and further research is required to find the most ef.....

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Temperature Influence on the Process of the Gelation of the Engine Oil

Krzysztof Biernat* and Monika Ziółkowska

Progress in Petrochemical Science

DOI: 10.31031/PPS.2020.03.000565

The article discusses the process of gelation of engine oils and its influence on exploitative properties. The results of research on the propensity of engine oils for gelation at low and high temperatures are presented. The influence of various factors such as: base oil, vegetable oil, FAME and soot on the gelling process was determined. It was found that the cause of gelation of oils, depending on the operating conditions, oil components, may be several factors independent of each other. These factors are discussed in the article

Opinion

Evaluation of Conventional Antibiotics and Ocimum gratissimum /Metallic Sulfur Mediated Nanoparticles Against Endophytic Leguminous Bacteria and Selected Clinical Isolates

Oludare Temitope Osuntokun* and Olayemi Stephen Bakare

Determinations in Nanomedicine & Nanotechnology

The purpose of this research work is to isolate, identify and characterize organisms from in the endosphere of leguminous plants, determine the susceptibility pattern of endophytic bacteria to two sulfur nanoparticles synthesized in the presence and absence of Ocimum gratissimum, to compare the antibiotic susceptibility assay of isolated bacteria using Cephalosporin (oxoid) and multiple susceptibility disc.

Case Report

An Unusual Case of Rectal Bleeding due to Metastasis from Cholangiocarcinoma

Arcelia Guerson Gil*, Qiang Liu and Sammy Ho

Gastroenterology: Medicine & Research

DOI: 10.31031/GMR.2020.04.000599

Cholangiocarcinoma (CCA) is a rare, yet aggressive form of cancer that can originate from the epithelium to anywhere along the bile ducts (BD). Depending on the locations of the CCA, the treatment, prognosis, and diagnosis can be greatly impacted. The primary risk factors are sclerosing cholangitis and choledochal cysts. Anatomically, CCA are classified as intrahepatic (IH) and extrahepatic (EH). EH further divided into distal and perihilar. These subtypes have common features but also important differences that affect the pathogenesis and outcome. Histologically, a great majority of these (90%) are adenocarcinomas with the remainder being mostly squamous cell carcinomas. It is possible to support a diagnosis of malignant biliary epithelium through immunohistochemical staining. Specificall.....

Short Communication

The Effect of Extracorporeal Albumin Dialysis (ECAD) on Pruritus Using MARS Versus New Adsorbent Recirculation (OPAL)

Hartmut Schmidt, Christian Wilms, Hans Ulrich Gerth, Michael Hinz, Sebastian Koball, Alexandra Rivera Luna, Victoria Rivera Luna, Claudia Pfensig, Adrian Dominik, Andreas Kortgen, Christoph Sponholz, Matthias Dollinger, Sebastian Klammt, Kristin Bruederle

Gastroenterology: Medicine & Research

DOI: 10.31031/GMR.2020.04.000600

Extracorporeal Albumin Dialysis (ECAD) is a therapy option for pruritus in cholestatic liver disease. The aim was to evaluate the feasibility for ECAD using two different devices. A subgroup with intractable pruritus of a prospective randomized crossover study in liver patients was analyzed. Randomly subjects received either MARSTM first and new HepalbinTMCluster12 albumin dialysis (OPALTM) second or vice versa. Visual Analogue Score, total bile acids as well as albumin binding function were measured before and after each treatment. 8 subjects suffering from cholestatic liver disease and pruritus were enrolled. Subjects in both arms were comparable. Albumin dialysis could reduce albumin bound toxins, the binding function of patient’s albumin improved in OPAL, but not in MARS. Which one o.....

Opinion

On Synovial Fluid Cristallography Training for Arthrocentesis Performing Physicians

Artem A Popov*, Olga V Teplyakova, Galina I Shlykova and Тatyana G Dotsenko

Orthopedic Research Online Journal

DOI: 10.31031/OPROJ.2020.07.000663

Synovial Fluid (SF) investigation should be a routine procedure for practitioners who perform arthrocentesis [1]. The most important reason to perform arthrocentesis is to check for joint infection, crystal deposition, autoimmunity, trauma or malignancy, as timely identification, treatment of a patient with septic arthritis are of paramount importance to a favorable clinical outcome. Also, arthrocentesis is indicated to gain diagnostic information through synovial fluid analysis in the case of a monoarticular or polyarticular arthropathy of unclear etiology presenting with joint pain and swelling [1]. Due to quality of relevant information obtained, the synovial fluid analysis has been referred as a “liquid biopsy” of the jo.....

Research Article

Movement Variability in Gait: Low Back Pain Kinematics and Chaos

Christos Tsigkanos*, Theano Demestiha, Chara Spiliopoulou and Georgios Tsigkanos

Orthopedic Research Online Journal

DOI: 10.31031/OPROJ.2020.07.000664

Introduction: Kinematic analysis has been a dominant tool for addressing the neuromuscular and proprioceptive alterations that occur in Low Back Pain (LBP) patients. Movement variability is a crucial component of this analysis. During the past years, a promising approach is the application of non-linear indices.Objective: The aim of the study was to compare movement variability, as expressed mainly by non-linear indices, at the pelvis and lumbar between LBP patients and healthy participants during gait. A. Participants and setting: Sixteen (16) LBP patients and thirteen (13) healthy control subjects (non-athletes) participated in the study. Participants walked on a treadmill at different walking conditions while recorded by a 6-infrared camera optoe.....

Opinion

The Role of Smart Textiles To Face the Coronavirus: Prospects and Opportunities

Hernández-Martínez AR*

Trends in Textile Engineering & Fashion Technology

DOI: 10.31031/TTEFT.2020.06.000630

It is impossible for human life to meet the king naked in “The King’s New Clothes”. The pursuit of the sustainability of the textile industry is inevitable. How to contribute to the sustainability and environmental protection of the earth in the field of textile industry is exactly. Here the key focus that supercritical fluid dyeing technology mainly uses carbon dioxide instead of water. Both of polylactic acid fiber (PLA) and polypropylene fiber (PP) are fiber materials on environmental protection in the text. Finally, the concept of using a single material on environmentally friendly textiles with innovative designs is also worth promoting way. In the near future, the development of textile technology can continue to break through,.....

Research Article

Aqueous Co-extract Mixture of Combretum molle(stembark) and Xylopia aethiopica (fruit) show Phytochemical Synergy in its Anti-fungal and Antioxidant Bioactivities

John Kenneth Mensah*, Mustapha Abubakari and Yakubu Jibira

Advances in Complementary & Alternative Medicine

DOI: 10.31031/ACAM.2020.06.000634

Background:Ethnomedicinal practices typically employ botanical medicines as complex mixtures of two or more plants whose net bioactivity is the culmination of its phytochemical additivity or phy-tochemical synergy or phytochemical antagonism among discreet phytochemical entities. The aqueous co-extract mixture of Combretum molle (stem bark) and Xylopia aethiopica (fruit) is an example of this practice where the two botanicals are popularly co-used ethnomedicinally for the promotion of healthy wound healing. Aim:To evaluate the potential phytochemical synergy of the combined methanol extracts of Com-bretum molle (stem bark) and Xylopia aethiopica (fruit) and to examine the effect of this co-extract on the relative anti-inflamma.....

Review Article

Theology an Age of Alzheimer’s: Asking God’s First Question Today

D Lyle Dabney*

Archaeology & Anthropology: Open Access

DOI: 10.31031/AAOA.2020.04.000593

Let me begin with a proposal concerning Christian theology: Christianity is a missional movement, and when rightly pursued its theology is missional theologizing. Now when I say that Christianity is a missional movement, I mean that it is an historical and socially embodied movement that- in accordance with its own normative narrative—has been called into being, taken into, and defined by the mission of God in the world as depicted in the testimony of Christian scripture. There the missio dei unfolds in the context of a story arc that moves from chaos to community, from the seven day event of the creation of the “heavens and the earth” “in the beginning” (Gen 1:1-2:3) to the appearance of “a new heaven and a new earth” at the end (Rev 21-22). That new .....

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Transformational Technologies in the CPA Profession and Business: What is the Role of the Accounting Academy?

Stephen R Moehrle* and Thomas Kozloski

Strategies in Accounting and Management

Much innovation is occurring in the public and private Accountancy professions. In this article, we describe the most high-profile innovations and provide examples of how these innovations are already impacting the CPA Profession. Most importantly, we implore Accounting program leaders and professors to support development of these skill sets in our CPA-trained students. The goal of the manuscript is to accelerate recognition across the accounting academy regarding the role of the transformational technol-ogies in the practice of accounting and then motivate development of instructional pedagogy aimed at developing these skills in accounting students.

Short Communication

Indications and Limitations of Creatinine in the Diet of Athletes

Edison Ikonomi* and Anesti Qeleshi

Research & Investigations in Sports Medicine

DOI: 10.31031/RISM.2020.06.000646

Creatinine (C) is present almost entirely in muscle (95%), in free form (30-40%) and phosphorylated (CP). Other organs where creatinine is found are heart, brain, testicles, retina of eyes. Increased P Cr concentration is expressed with greater ATP production during maximum physical activity.

Research Article

The Effect of Covid-19 Pandemic on Liver Transplant Patients: a Single Center Report of 584 Cases

Altan Alim*, Burak Dal M, Erdogan Y, Guler N and Acarli K

Gastroenterology: Medicine & Research

DOI: 10.31031/GMR.2020.04.000598

It is claimed that, COVID-19 pandemic is mostly affecting people who have concomitant health problems and who are immunocompromised. By definition all transplant patients can be regarded as immunocompromised. We made a phone survey to understand the effect of this pandemic on our liver transplanted patients. This phone survey was performed between 1-5 June by our medical staff. We contacted 584 of our patients and asked them a specific set of questions. COVID-19 infection was found only in 4 of 584 (0, 7%) transplanted patients. There was no mortality. Almost 50% of patients did not have any concern or fear from COVID-19 infection. Most of them define themselves compliant with rules like social distancing, mask wearing and hand.....

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Chronological Experience of Alice in Wonderland-Like Visual Impairment Due To Correlating Physical Abuse till Teenager Age

Correlation between Limited Prosocial Emotions and Empathy in Adolescents Clinical Population

Acute Abdomen as a Presentation of Covid 19 in Children: Our Early Experience

Ectopic Hydatidiform Mole a Case Report

Recent Insights into β-Carboline Alkaloids with Anticancer Potential

What Would it Mean if White Sharks, Carcharodon Carcharias, Possessed Disconjugate Optokinetic Stimulation?

EUS-Guided Micro-Forceps Biopsy for the Diagnosis of Lymphoma: A Case Series

The Economic Impact of the COVID-19 Virus and Considerations of the United States Unified Budget Act

Can Low Intensity Resistance Training with Blood Flow Restriction be used for the Management of Lateral Elbow Tendinopathy?

Temperature Influence on the Process of the Gelation of the Engine Oil

Evaluation of Conventional Antibiotics and Ocimum gratissimum /Metallic Sulfur Mediated Nanoparticles Against Endophytic Leguminous Bacteria and Selected Clinical Isolates

An Unusual Case of Rectal Bleeding due to Metastasis from Cholangiocarcinoma

The Effect of Extracorporeal Albumin Dialysis (ECAD) on Pruritus Using MARS Versus New Adsorbent Recirculation (OPAL)

On Synovial Fluid Cristallography Training for Arthrocentesis Performing Physicians

Movement Variability in Gait: Low Back Pain Kinematics and Chaos

The Role of Smart Textiles To Face the Coronavirus: Prospects and Opportunities

Aqueous Co-extract Mixture of Combretum molle(stembark) and Xylopia aethiopica (fruit) show Phytochemical Synergy in its Anti-fungal and Antioxidant Bioactivities

Theology an Age of Alzheimer’s: Asking God’s First Question Today

Transformational Technologies in the CPA Profession and Business: What is the Role of the Accounting Academy?

Indications and Limitations of Creatinine in the Diet of Athletes

The Effect of Covid-19 Pandemic on Liver Transplant Patients: a Single Center Report of 584 Cases

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