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HIJ Research Article Jan 3, 2018
Multiple Myeloma in Cameroon: Clinico-Biological Characteristics of Patients; an Experience from Douala General Hospital
Ngouadjeu Dongho TE*, Doualla MS, Tolefac PN, EnowOrock G, Oben DT, Bihnwi NR and Mbanya D

Background: Multiple myeloma is the most common haematological malignancy among blacks. There is paucity of data on this subject in Africa in general and Cameroon in Cameroon. This…

Multiple Myeloma Clinical Biological Characteristics
JIDTM Review Article Dec 6, 2017
Toward Pragmatic and Integrated Health Policies Reforms and Transformation in Africa
Tambo E*

The significant economic imperatives and ramifications of rising emerging chronic disease epidemics unmet health needs and persisting infectious diseases public health burden is hu…

Non-communicable diseases Epidemics Preparedness
MJCCS Research Article Nov 29, 2017
Epidemiological Aspects and Therapeutic Indications of Tibial Plateau Fractures in Adults: About 84 Cases Observed in Yaounde
Handy ED1*, Bizole BDY1, Essi MJ2, Kaldadak K4, Ngo Nonga B3 and Sosso MA5

Background: Tibial plateau fractures are a frequent reason for hospital admissions in traumatology. Their incidence is on a rise because of the advent of motor cycles in correlatio…

Fractures Tibial Osteosynthesis
EOIJ Research Article Nov 9, 2017
Insole Program in the Manufacturing Setting: Impact on Lower Extremity Muscle Activity
Carley P*, Kessler J and Lachowski S

Hasbro Games in East Longmeadow, Massachusetts sought to evaluate the impact of their year-long company-instituted footwear insole program after removing floor mats. The employees …

Gastrocnemius Muscle Tibialis Anterior Pain
EOIJ Research Article Oct 17, 2017
Evaluation of Hospital Laboratories Design in Ethiopia
Eshetu LH*

Background: Since advancement of science and technology in the area of laboratory medicine in 21st century the design of laboratory should be organized into high flexibility zones …

Laboratory Furniture Lighting System Countertop
GGTIJ Research Article Aug 17, 2017
Functional Genomics Study of Sick Neonate Affected with Chromosomal Rearrangements and Correlated with Clinical Phenotype: A 2 Year Survey of ICU in a Tertiary Care Hospital in Kolkata
<p>Puspal D<sup>1</sup>, Sudipa C<sup>1</sup>, Amit C<sup>1</sup>*, Tushar KS<sup>2</sup> and Santanu B<sup>2</sup></p>

In order to assess major chromosomal abnormalities among sick neonate with dysmorphic feature, mental retardation and delayed milestones in Kolkata, a chromosome aberration survey …

<p>Chromosomal abnormality Sick Neonate Newborn and Children
OAJO Case Report Jun 20, 2017
CNS Whipple’s Disease Heralded by Retinal Vasculitis
Thanh Le1*, Ramirez A2, O’Connor P2, Youssef O1, Agange N2, Dipti Singh OD1 and Wentworth G1

Background: Whipple’s disease is a rare, chronic, multi-organ, bacterial infection. The most common presenting manifestation of Whipple’s disease is gastrointestinal symptoms s…

Whipple’s Disease Panuveitis Vasculitis
IJOAC Conference Proceedings Apr 7, 2017
Experiential Marine Geology and Geophysics Education, White Oak Bayou, University of Houston-Downtown
Barnard A*, Coutts A, Mackay E, Zarate A, Max MD,Detiveaux G, Martz J, Trufan E, Singh A, Snow JE, Sager WW, Wellner JS, Muñoz R and Estes DB

Advanced marine technology is an essential tool used for delivering answers to science-driven questions in underwater environments. Using state of the art technology outdoors encou…

Marine technology underwater equipment STEM
OAJPRS Research Article Apr 3, 2017
Forgetting Curve on Basic Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Competence in Simulation Models
Moises Natanael DlSR*, Eduardo GL, Ramón IEH, Gilberto SB, Pablo MGM and Laura REA

Introduction: Simulation model based medical education considerably improves skills on health professionals to perform high-quality cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR); nevertheles…

Forgetting curve Basic cardiopulmonary resuscitation Simulation models
NNOA Editorial Mar 11, 2017
Nanomedicine: Where we stand and where can we go?
Goswami A1, Chandrasekar K2 and Murthy C3*

“Nanotechnology” was introduced by Norio Taniguchi and according to him “nanotechnology mainly consists of the processing of separation, consolidation and deformation of materia…

Nanomedicine:Nanotechnology Drug-Delivery Systems
IJFSC Research Article Feb 27, 2017
Evaluation of Seven Immunoassays Not Commonly Used in Toxicology
D Pamela Cruz*, Dani C Mata and Mary June Stanford

Several abused drugs are routinely screened by forensic laboratories. However, there are other commonly abused drugs that are not routinely screened. Diphenhydramine, dextromethor…

Forensic science Prevalence study Enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay
IJOAC Research Article Jan 26, 2017
Preliminary Observations on the Ability to Adapt To Salinity Changes in Nursehound Scyliorhinus Stellaris (Linnaeus, 1758) and Small Spotted Catsharks Scyliorhinus Canicula (Linnaeus, 1758)
Micarelli P*, De Lucia L, Canetti D and Sperone E1

Nursehound Scyliorhinus stellaris and small spotted catsharks Scyliorhinus canicula are frequently hosted in public aquaria and their husbandry is improving. The reproduction of th…

Benthic Elasmobranch physiology
DOIJ Case Report Aug 25, 2016
Triple Therapy with Empagliflozin, Linagliptin and Gliclazide in a Patient who Refuses Insulin: New Solutions to an Old Problem
Navarrete RET1*, Pires WS and Betti RT

Background: Insulin therapy refusal is a common subject in the routine of endocrinologists. New therapeutic options can work around this issue. Objective: To report a case of insu…

DPP-4 inhibitors SGLT2 inhibitors Combination therapy

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