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Despite the improvement of methods for diagnosis and treatment of bacterial lung destruction (BDL) in children, there are many cases of complicated fistula development. Bronchopleu…
There has been a recent uprise in the use of lasers in the field of dentistry. This article serves to examine the risks involved with Laser use in dentistry, the regulations govern…
There is a set a multifaceted challenges facing the global energy scenario in both developed and the developing world. While the developed countries are trying to transition away f…
Students receiving a liberal arts education develop the prosocial outcomes of inclination to inquire and lifelong learning, well-being, leadership, intercultural effectiveness, pos…
The significant economic imperatives and ramifications of rising emerging chronic disease epidemics unmet health needs and persisting infectious diseases public health burden is hu…
Livestock is a key livelihood component for the majority of inhabitants of the Bale Eco region and should be central to sustainable land and resource use planning and management in…
Ambient conditions in buildings are called to assure a delicate balance between environmental pressure and a so variable human response, the first expressed by the level and the co…
There are controversies on the creation of the universe and the nature. But, when we raise a question about these two, the spontaneous realization comes to the mind is that, the ti…
Purpose: To determine safety and efficacy of non-drainage scleral buckling in selected cases of retinal detachment. Study design: Descriptive interventional case series. Place an…
Emphysematous pyelonephritis is a rare, life threatening condition where there is severe infection of renal parenchyma causing gas accumulation in the tissue. It is commonly in dia…
In almost every part of the world, flood events are a part of nature, sometime floods are avoidable but most of the time not avoidable, due to its unpredictable occurrence, flood h…
Soil is a media of a harmonious flow of matter and energy in terrestrial ecosystems, a condition-ally renewable resource and a unique natural entity. As a “young science” of twent…
Energy need of the world is rapidly increasing due to the developing technology, industrialization, and population growth. Nowadays, the alternative resources have been very import…
Sustainable agriculture encourages the use of organic fertilizers instead of synthesized chemicals, and poultry manure can be recycled as an economical organic fertilizer due to i…
Postvoid residual urine (PVR) measurement with a bladder scanning portable ultrasonographic device is an easy and non invasive method. Its use has been wide spread in men and women…
This study explores human papilloma virus (HPV) disease epidemiology, successful school-based and combined clinicand school-based HPV vaccination programs, and the applicability th…
Population aging challenges the sustainability of fiscal and social security systems. Rising pension outlays to the increasing number of elders also raises a controversial issue of…
In recent years, new scenarios for experimenting telerehabilitation services have been opening thanks to the diffusion of the new technologies. The revolution brought about by the …
Cervical cancer during pregnancy is very uncommon. The mean age at diagnosis is 15 years less than the average age in general population. Approximately 3% of cervical cancers are …
Rapidly changing environment, particularly the global warming require plants to be more stress tolerant and display better productivity. We have assessed the abilities of a NAC ove…
Understanding the characteristics of soils is prerequisite for designing appropriate management strategies towards natural resource management for sustainable development. The stud…
Agriculture continues to be the key stream of India’s economy. Nearly two third of the Indian population still depend on agriculture. The past achievement in food production was …
Since introduction in the late 1940s, the role of antibiotics in animal production has changed. Originally a means of combating illnesses and maintaining the health of flocks and h…
Composting releases nutrients in the less fertile soil to increase soil health for sustainable production of a crop. To investigate the effects of compost-and zinc (Zn)-induced gro…
Composting retains different concentrations of nutrients, which are important in increasing health of sandy soil for sustainable production of crops. To examine the effects of comp…
<p>The management of e waste has become a global challenge due to its sheer volume, and the presence of toxic and hazardous chemicals that are a threat to the environment and…
Background: Invasive Klebsiella Abscess Syndrome is a newly emerging syndrome, whereby an initial Klebsiella pneumonia liver abscess causes bacterial, extra hepatic complications. …
Surgical practice patterns for managing glaucoma have changed the last decade since popularity of tube shunt implantation has progressively increased and that of trabeculectomy …
At the close of the millennium development goals it was realised that the neonatal mortality contributed to 44% of the under 5 mortality so as the world moves forward with the sust…
Purpose: To study the aetiology, epidemiological profile of patients presenting with ocular trauma and compare the visual outcomes of early versus late presentation. Study Design: …
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