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It is a benign epithelial tumour arising from squamous cell rests in the sellar or suprasellar region arising from involuted Rathke-hypophyseal duct. We present two cases one 18 y…
Spinal cord tuberculoma is a rare entity with cerebral to cord ratio 42:1, and is induced by haematogenous dissemination or through CSF infection. It is a treatable entity so hold…
Dusty plasmas, characterized by the presence of micron or submicron-sized particles (dust) within a plasma of ions, electrons, and neutral species, represent a complex and intrigu…
Acute Rhinitis is estimated to affect more than 200 million people worldwide. Approximately 30% of adults and 40% of the children are affected with Rhinitis. The 30 cases diagnose…
Background: Cigarette smoke causes both acute and chronic changes of the immune system. Carbon monoxide (CO) exhaled through breath of an individual is an easiest, immediate and n…
Ayurveda mainly vouchsafe with healthy and diseased conditions of human being starting from conception untill death. The paramount objective of Garbhasharir (embryology) described…
Asthma is a heterogeneous disorder with many phenotypes. We discuss the phenotypic characterization of asthma by which disease causality and ultimately management approaches can b…
Pesticides are used as an important factor to kill pests for agricultural purpose. These pesticides have contaminated all the things that are required for our daily life. There ar…
Aims: Evaluation of PCR assay over culture for the detection of Acanthamoeba spp. in corneal scrapings of suspected amoebic keratitis patients and CSF from suspected amoebic menin…
The diurnal activity pattern of primates is affected by ecological and social factors including diet selection, distribution, abundance of food sources, social ranks, etc. Daily a…
In this short communication, various causes of breast cancer have been illustrated. Breast cancer is a one of the serious disease in women in world wide. Increasing age, reproduct…