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OAJPR Mini Review Jul 11, 2017
A Review on Wound Healing
Pandey A* and Mittal A

In spite of the incredible progress in human medicine, infectious diseases caused by bacteria, fungi, viruses and other parasites are still a major risk to public health. Since ag…

Acute wound Chronic Wound Penetrating Trauma
OAJVSR Review Article Apr 12, 2017
Review on Ovine Fasciolosis in Ethiopia
Tagesu Abdisa *

Fasciolosis is one of the major constraint factors for ovine production development in Ethiopia by inflecting direct and indirect loss at different parts of the country. Ovine fasc…

Ethiopia Fasciolosis Anthelminthic
OAJUN Case Report Mar 30, 2017
Synchronized Bilteral Testicular Plasmocitoma Contribution of a Case and Literature Review
Monroy-Galvez A*, Serrano-Ortega E, Cerda-Guerrero E and Guadarrama Vallejo C
Testicular Parenchyma Seminoma
OAJUN Case Report Nov 13, 2016
Isolated Renal Metastasis Mimicking Primary Renal Cell Carcinoma
Sun C1, Lebeau T1, Royal V2 and Letendre J1*

The majority of isolated renal masses are found to be primary renal cell carcinoma. However, in some rare cases, such a presentation can reveal an underlying metastasis of an occul…

Cell Carcinoma Nephrectomy Thyroidectomy
OOAJ Letter to Editor Nov 4, 2016
It’s not always The Airway! – Learning Points in Airway Management
L Fraser, E Sproson, A Baldock, G Jones, A Burgess and H Ismail-Koch*

Task fixation has been identified in aviation and medical emergency management as an obstruction to successful resolution of a situation1, 2. The 4th National Audit Project of the …

renal cysts endotracheal tube laryngoscope
ACT Review Article Aug 9, 2016
Epigenotoxicity of Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals Makes Inroads to a Paradigm Shift in the Risk Assessment of Pesticides
Yehia A Ibrahim*

The most ferocious chronic effect a pesticide could have is disrupting the functions mediated by the endocrine system. When this happens during early development of the life cycle,…

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