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OAJDS Research Article Aug 3, 2017
Effect of Air Abrasion and Different Silicoating Techniques on the Bond Strength of Particulate Filler Composite to Titanium
Cengiz S*, Külünk Ş, Yüzbaşıoğlu HE, Velioğlu N and Külünk T

Background/purpose: One of the problems associated with titanium metal–composite restorations is insufficient ability to bond resin to titanium metal castings. The purpose of this…

Silicoating Titanium Particulate Filler Composite
CCLSJ Mini Review Aug 3, 2017
Molecular Strategies for Development of Abiotic Stress Tolerance in Plants
Pande A and Arora S*

<p>It is an established fact that abiotic stresses are a major cause of productivity losses worldwide. Abiotic stresses not only reduce crop yield but also limit the area tha…

OAJMB Short Communication Aug 3, 2017
The Cultivable Microbiota Associated with Four Antarctic Macroalgae
Barreto CC*, Duarte RTD, Lima DV, de Oliveira Filho EC, Absher TM and Pellizari VH

Marine macroalgae are suitable surfaces for bacterial colonization; in fact, this microbiota is important to the cycling of organic material from algal origin. We describe the cult…

Antarctic Seaweed Antarctic Macroalgae Seaweed Microbiota
PPRIJ Case Report Aug 3, 2017
Reducing Rumination of a Child with Autism Spectrum Disorder Using Post-Meal Tooth Brushing
McDowell C1*, Barry J1 and Smyth S2

Background: Rumination is defined as the regurgitation, chewing and re-swallowing of partially digested food. It is estimated that it occurs in about 10% of individuals with develo…

Rumination Tooth brushing ASD
NHIJ Review Article Aug 3, 2017
Role of Nurse in Polypharmacy
Azhagesan C*

<p style="text-align: justify;">The term polypharmacy refers to the group of medications one person may be taking it’s known as polypharmacy. The term polypharmac…

&lt p&gt Polypharmacy
OAJPR Editorial Aug 3, 2017
The Evolving Definition of Comparative Effectiveness Research: Lessons for Researchers Planning and Designing a Clinical Development Program
Nellesen D, Birnbaum HG and Greenberg PE*

Among the many challenges that must be overcome in successfully developing a novel drug treatment is to understand and prepare evidence that will ultimately be required by regul…

JHUA Review Article Aug 2, 2017
The Cardiopharyngeal Field in the Light of Evolutionary Medicine- Implications for Human Syndromes
Ziermann JM*, Fahimuddin F, Forrester A and Singh S

Human syndromes are often complex and not easily explained by a single gene mutation. Syndromes have a mix of symptoms that result from a failure in complex developmental networks.…

Cardiopharyngeal field Myocardium Pharyngeal mesoderm
GHIJ Case Report Aug 2, 2017
An Observed Geographic and Temporal Cluster of Newly Diagnosed Menetrier Disease Cases
Ooi M* and Thomson A

Menetrier’s disease (MD) is a rare idiopathic disease, characterized by giant gastric hypertrophic folds, hypochlorhydria and hypoalbuminemia secondary to protein loss th…

Menetrier&amp rsquo s Disease
GHIJ Case Report Aug 2, 2017
Continuous Intrabiliary Acetylcysteine Infusion Allowed Perioperative Chemotherapy in a Jaundiced Patient with Malignantly Transformed IPMN and Pancreatobiliary Fistula
Waldthaler A, Per Bergenzaun, Claesson T, Duzakin M, Trägårdh A, Arnelo U* and Pahlsson HI

We report the case of a patient with a malignantly transformed IPMN (intraductal papillary mucinous neoplasm) of the pancreatic head with involvement of the common bile duct (CBD) …

Acetylcysteine Borderline Continuous flushing
EOIJ Research Article Aug 2, 2017
Variations of Lotus Motif Represents an Important Indigenous Visual Culture
Chatterjee S*

Visual Culture addresses to aesthetic desire and various other kinds of sensory delight. Pleasure and values are closely related because high artistic principles are generally assi…

Visual Culture Creation Metaphor
JOBD Case Report Aug 1, 2017
Carpo-Metacarpal Dorsal Dislocation of the Fourth and Fifth Fingers in a Skier (A Case Report)
Rabhi I*, Marzouki A, Lahrach K and Boutayeb F

The carpometacarpal dislocations are rare injuries. The authors report two cases of dorsal carpometacarpal joint dislocations of the ulnar two fingers, treated by closed reduction …

Dislocation Carpometacarpal joints Fracture
CCLSJ Short Communication Aug 1, 2017
Histochemical and Organolyptic Analysis of Major Aroma Compound (2-acetyl-1-pyrroline) in Kalanamak Rice Landraces and Some Basmati Rice Varieties
Anita Kumari*, Anil Kumar and Anil Kumar Gaur

<p>In the present paper, the histochemical analysis was carried out to localize the presence of aroma compound i.e 2-acetyl-<br />1-pyrroline in the rice caryopsis of t…

OAJUN Mini Review Aug 1, 2017
Long-Term Steroid-Based Therapy: Risk of Infectious Complications in Immunosuppressed Kidney-Transplant Recipients as Compared to the General Population
Malvezzi P1, Jouve T1,2,3 and Rostaing L1,2,3*

Steroids are used to treat chronic inflammatory diseases and are often given as part of an immunosuppressive therapy to prevent acute/chronic kidney-graft rejection. However, stero…

Glucocorticoid Infections Kidney transplantation
VIJ Case Report Aug 1, 2017
Herpes zoster in older adults and worsening of life quality
Ramilo M, Rozenek M*, Romani A, Aronson S and Camera L

We present 3 cases of older adults who were diagnosed with herpes zoster, and had post herpetic neuralgia afterwards. One of them presented difficulties in the management of pain d…

Herpes Zoster Gabapentin Pregabaline
PPRIJ Opinion Aug 1, 2017
The Practical Understanding of Sex - A Nasty but Necessary Way to Neutralize Lasciviousness
Samuel A Nigro*

Our culture is awash with lascivious “sex.” Most of us handle it by “good manners” which means you pretend you did not see or hear what you saw and heard, but that does not help…

Neutralize Lasciviousness Sex Good Manners
EOIJ Research Article Aug 1, 2017
A Study on the Alcohol Beverages Drinking Effect on Potential CTS Symptoms
Sarfaraz Alam MD*, Salve UR, Kumar N and Kumar M

Carpal tunnel syndrome (CTS) is an illness, not an injury, and health factors such as obesity, smoking, heavy alcohol consumption, diabetes, and thyroid disease are much more likel…

Carpal Tunnel Syndrome WMSDs Drinkers
OAJPR Review Article Aug 1, 2017
A Review on Self Emulsifying Nanoemulsion
Amala FK, Boby JG *, Jeny S, Vinod B and Sunil C

Current article is focused on recent advances in the formulation and characterization of Self Emulsifying Nanoemulsions in Drug Delivery. Self-Emulsifying Drug Delivery Systems (S…

Nanoemulsions Solubilization Nanosuspensions
OAJPR Research Article Aug 1, 2017
Analgesic and Anti-inflammatory Properties of Argyreia Pilosa Wight & Arn
Prasanth DSNBK*, Rao AS and Prasad YR

Background: Pain and inflammation are usually related to the pathophysiology of several medical conditions. The majority of antinociceptive and anti-inflammatory medications acces…

Argyreia Pilosa Wight &amp Arn Antinociceptive
NHIJ Research Article Aug 1, 2017
The Role of the Cell Saber in the Intraoperative Period in Response to Bleeding During the Postoperative Period
Oliveros ML* and Matamoros Martin MDS

<p style="text-align: justify;">Purpose: The risk of bleeding in Cardiac surgery is high, thus, it is necessary to transfuse blood products in the majority of cases…

&lt p&gt Cell saver
OAJC Case Report Jul 31, 2017
Quadricuspid Pulmonary Valve in a European Young Male Diagnosed by MRI
Romero Reyes MJ, Gonzalez PG and Heras RP*

Quadricuspid pulmonary valve is a rare congenital cardiac entity. Because of its usual asymptomatic course, it has been almost exclusively diagnosed after death or at cardiac surge…

Quadricuspid pulmonary valve Cardiac surgery MRI
MHRIJ Review Article Jul 31, 2017
Relational Ethics and Nurses-Client Relationship in Nursing Practice: Literature Review
Upasen R*

Background: This review focuses on exploring the concept of the nurse-client relationship as it may be informed by<br />relational ethics. Relational ethics is a new …

Relational Ethics Ethics Mental Health
OAJC Research Article Jul 31, 2017
Dysautonomia: A Novel Approach to Understanding of Vasculitis and Type II Diabetes
Adiraju R*

Understanding of the atherosclerosis process has evolved from simple plaque build-up causing blockage to inflammation and endothelial dysfunction. The underlying etiology for endot…

Dysautonomia Vasculitis Diabetes Type2
VIJ Editorial Jul 29, 2017
Two Hosts or One? Viruses are More Complex than Previously Thought
Matthew E Ingle*

Viruses are categorized as eukaryotic, archaeal, and bacterial, explaining the presence of eukaryotic genes in eukaryotic viruses, and bacterial genes in bacterial viruses (phages)…

Virus Bacteria Parasite cell
CDOAJ Case Report Jul 29, 2017
Angiolymphoid Hyperplasia with Eosinophilia: A Study of Two Cases
Pektas SD*, Dere Y, Semra Hancer H, Kutucularoglu EU and Dogan G

Objective: Angiolymphoid hyperplasia with eosinophilia (ALHE), is presented by multiple pink or red papules and nodules on the head, neck, preauricular area and anterior hairline. …

ALHE High serum Ig E levels Positive IgE stain
VVOA Editorial Jul 29, 2017
Ecology of Histoplasma Casulatum Var. Capsulatum
Pal M*

Ecology is defined as the study of an organism in relation to its environment. Most of the fungi such as Aspergillus fumigatus, Blastomyces dermatitidis, Cryptococcus neoformans…

Ecology Histoplasma Casulatum Capsulatum
OAJUN Research Article Jul 29, 2017
Residual Urine Measurement in Children with Voiding Disorders: Comparison between Ultrasonographic Bladder Scanning and Catheterization
Özel ŞK1*, Tunç T2, Alataş İ3 and Güvenç Ü4

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…

bladder dysfunction bladder scan post-void residual
OAJPR Research Article Jul 29, 2017
Possible Effects of Paraoxonase 1 Q192r Polymorphism on Serum Paraoxonase Activities of a Group of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus Patients
Ates I*, Altuner D, Suzen SH, Koc GV and Karakaya A

Paraoxonase (PON) 1 is an antioxidant enzyme a member of PON family held accountable for the protection against several diseases, exposures and xenobiotics like paraoxon. It has b…

Pon1 Serum Pon1 Activity Pon1 Q192r Polymorphism
JOBD Research Article Jul 29, 2017
Tranexamic Acid in Total Knee Replacement Reduces Wound Complication and Transfusion Rates; An Observational Study
Harry S*

Background and Aims: Tranexamic Acid (TXA) has been shown to reduce transfusion rates in Total Knee Replacement (TKR) without complication. We undertook a cohort study investigatin…

Tranexamic Acid Total Knee Replacement Surgical Wound Infection
OAJG Research Article Jul 29, 2017
Eliminating Andean Region Health Disparities via Human Papilloma Virus Vaccination Administration Programs Implementation
Nwanodi O*

This study explores human papilloma virus (HPV) disease epidemiology, successful school-based and combined clinicand school-based HPV vaccination programs, and the applicability th…

Andean Region Disease Prevention Human Papilloma Virus Vaccination
OOAJ Research Article Jul 29, 2017
Pattern of Hearing Loss among Patients Attending Otorhinolaryngology Outpatient Department at Kathmandu University Hospital
Rajbhandari P*, Shrestha BL, Pradhan A and Dhakal A

Background: Hearing loss is a major health problem in developing country including Nepal. The prevalence of disabling hearing loss is greatest in South Asia followed by Asia Pacifi…

Conductive hearing loss Hearing loss Mixed hearing loss

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