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Stress - induced cardiomyopathy (scmp) is a nonischemic reversible cardiomyopathy characterized uniquely by a left ventricular (lv) wall motion abnormality termed " apical ballooning " and the prognosis is generally excellent.1)2) however, several critical complications are possible . The formation of lv thrombus is on... |
The current study is a secondary analysis of baseline data from a randomized clinical trial of a school - based intervention for youth at risk for type 2 diabetes (12). Seventh grade youth from six schools in a new england city were invited to participate if they had bmi 85th percentile and a family member with diabete... |
A recent article from the group in berlin reports on a retrospective review of observational data comparing their experience using tranexamic acid as an enforced alternative to aprotinin . Their data suggest an increase in morbidity and mortality in the tranexamic acid treated patients . The first was to cause all of t... |
Spinal cord injury (sci) is a damage to the spinal cord that results in the loss of mobility and sensation below the level of injury . The disorder is characterized according to the amount of functional loss, sensational loss, and inability to stand and walk . For example there are 12.7 and 59 new cases per million in ... |
, there is a loss of electron and formation of ferric molecule, which in turn results in formation of methemoglobin . In healthy individuals too, there is a small proportion of methemoglobin (2 - 3%). This disorder is typically seen in three settings: endemic methemoglobinemia; in individuals of consanguineous unions; ... |
Most symptomatic patients present with postprandial fullness and gastrointestinal hemorrhage; however, other patients present with an incidental submucosal filling defect on upper gastrointestinal contrast studies or a smooth effacement of gastric mucosa overlying a submucosal mass (schindler's sign) on endoscopy . Alt... |
External tooth bleaching is a conservative and well - accepted technique for whitening teeth with surface and intrinsic staining, which is opening up new avenues and becoming much more prevalent in esthetic dentistry . The idea is that using this technique can effectively make stained teeth whiter through direct applic... |
Although clinically recognized metastatic thyroid cancer is rare, data from autopsy show that thyroid metastasis findings range from 1.9% to 24.2%, with the common sources of primary cancer being skin, lung, and breast.1,2 however, of the clinically recognized metastases to the thyroid, more than 50% of the time the pr... |
The arenaviridae family comprises only one genus formed of 25 species of arenaviruses, as categorized by the ictv, and listed in (table 1). A further classification is based on the geography of origin and distribution of the viruses and their hosts: old world arenaviruses (owa) and new world arenaviruses (nwa). The nwa... |
Deliberate self - injury or pathological self - mutilation is the deliberate alteration or destruction of the body tissue without conscious suicidal intent . The diverse behaviors that constitute pathological mutilation have been categorized into the following three basic types: major - infrequent acts that result in s... |
Percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy (peg) tube placement has been the minimally invasive procedure of choice for enteral access, or decompression, since the early 1980s . Herniation through gastrostomy site is considered an extremely rare complication with only four cases reported . We present two unusual cases of gast... |
This report describes the clinical and parasitological findings in a domestic shorthair cat with isolated thoracic tetrathyridiosis . The cat was a stray from malta that had lived in germany for several years since as an indoor - only cat . It must be considered that the cat had been infected years previously while in ... |
Patients with cancer cachexia experience loss of weight often accompanied by anorexia and other debilitating symptoms that impact everyday life . Two decades of exploratory investigation of the manifestations, meaning and management of cancer cachexia reveal emotional and social impacts for both patients and their fami... |
Hyperglycemia is a risk factor for microvascular complications in patients with type 2 diabetes . Apart from hyperglycemia, dyslipidemia also contributes to the risk of developing complications in patients with type 2 diabetes . Even the national cholesterol education program (ncep) adult treatment panel iii has recomm... |
Colon cancer, however, is generally a disease of the elderly and occurs only rarely during pregnancy . Its symptoms typically include nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, and altered bowel movements, which commonly overlap with symptoms of normal pregnancy . Therefore, physicians and patients usually attribute them to the... |
Polymyalgia rheumatica (pmr) is relatively common among people who are over 50 years of age . The combination of persistent pain over multiple joints and muscles of the body, morning stiffness, and elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate (esr) are characteristics of this condition.1 multiple genetic and environmental f... |
Spinal artery aneurysms are most commonly associated with high - flow states secondary to either arteriovenous shunting or occlusive disease of larger arteries causing increased flow through spinal arteries recruited as collateral circulation.1)2)4) an aneurysm is considered " isolated " when it occurs in the absence o... |
Spinal location of a lymphomatous lesion is commonly seen as a metastasis in patients known to have systemic lymphoma . Many authors have described the entity of primary spinal epidural lymphomas (psel), where there is no other evidence of lymphoma in the body other than a solitary lesion in the epidural space . Here w... |
Enterococci, an important cause of clinical infections, have emerged as an increasingly important cause of nosocomial infections in the last decades, being now the third to fourth - most prevalent nosocomial pathogen worldwide . The emergence and spread of resistance to vancomycin as well as other glycopeptide agents l... |
We present a case of postpartum female with hemolysis, elevated hepatic enzymes, low platelets (hellp) with deranged renal function, and cerebral venous thrombosis, without a history of hypertension and proteinuria . Plasma exchange therapy was successfully used in reversal of organ dysfunction and resolution of hemoly... |
The chronic prostatitis syndromes and symptomatic benign prostatic hyperplasia (bph) are common among aged men and women . The etiology of prostatitis syndrome remain elusive, it does appear to be associated with a high incidence of voiding dysfunction . Lower urinary tract syndromes (luts) are sometimes associated wit... |
Ubiquitous computing, following the vision of weiser, aims to embed small computer devices into every day objects augmenting them with new functionality, building an environment full of distributed computers . Scenarios for major applications include homecare monitoring [4 - 6] and assistance for health professionals [... |
There appears to be evidence that aspects of trunk control in the sitting position can be used as predictors of comprehensive activities of daily living function in patients with stroke1 . The following characteristics of the sitting position in post - stroke hemiparetic patients have been reported: the stability of th... |
Mycobacterium kansasii is a slow - growing acid - fast bacillius (afb) and belongs to the group of environmental mycobacteria, also known as atypical mycobacteria or nontuberculosis mycobacteria (ntm). Local water supplies are considered as the major reservoir for the m. kansasii, and evidence of person - to - person t... |
Production of acute inflammatory cytokines by cells of the innate immune system, including macrophages and mast cells, plays an essential role in inflammation - driven tumor development . Cytokines such as tnf, interleukin (il)-6, and il-1 have myriad effects in the tumor microenvironment, promoting cell growth and sur... |
Population ageing is one of humanity's greatest challenges in the 21st century, which will undoubtedly put increased health, economic and social demands on all countries . In singapore, an integrated approach is being undertaken by the various government agencies to manage the silver tsunami. From the healthcare front,... |
It is the most common motor neuron disease in european countries (4, 5). Its incidence and prevalence in these countries are 1 - 2/100,000/year and 4 - 13/100,000/year, respectively (6, 7). Its clinical features depend on several factors, including age at onset of symptoms (one to 94 years) (8, 9), site of onset of sym... |
Giant vascular eccrine spiradenoma (gves) is a rare highly vascular variant of eccrine spiradenoma (es), as only four cases are reported in the literature (1 - 3). Clinically, it might be mistaken for angiomatous lesions in view of its florid vascularity and hemorrhagic features . It is well known that tumor lobules ar... |
Phosphodiesterases (pdes) are isoenzymes that control the level of intracellular cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cgmp) and cyclic adenosine monophosphate (camp) by hydrolyzing them . Pde isoenzyme 5 (pde-5) selectively breaks down the cgmp, a critical smooth muscle tone regulator . Nitric oxide (no), produced by nitric... |
Determination of mrna half - life is important to our understanding of gene expression and mechanisms involved in the regulation of the level of transcripts in response to environmental changes or developmental cues . In addition, the stability of mrna may determine how rapidly the synthesis of the encoded protein can ... |
Every anesthesiologist worth their salt is guilty of administering a wrong drug at least once in their career . Most of the time the consequences have been harmless (albeit not without feeling of guilt or remorse), but in some cases they have caused an undesired iatrogenic morbidity and/or mortality . The high duress m... |
Gene therapy is defined as the transfer of nucleic acid molecules (usually dna) to a patients somatic cells in order to prevent, treat, or alleviate a specific condition . Different gene therapy strategies have been designed to suit different types of diseases, the most classical of which involves gene delivery to targ... |
A 38-year - old man with cystic fibrosis had undergone bilateral lung transplantation in 1998 and had been well . In september 2000, he visited a physician with a 3-day history of fever as high as 38.3c, myalgias, and headache . A resident of columbia, missouri, the patient had spent much time outdoors but did not reca... |
The enormous impact of cardiovascular disease on global health and economy demands that low - cost interventions, such as altered lifestyle (e.g. Diet and physical activity), be rigorously implemented for prevention and treatment . Dietary intake of n-3 pufas, particularly fish oil, is a propitious and therapeutically ... |
Spontaneous regression (sr) of malignant tumor was first defined by cole and everson as complete or partial clearance of malignant cells in the absence of any specific treatment, particularly antineoplastic chemotherapy or surgical resection . It is an extremely rare phenomenon and its incidence is estimated to be one ... |
An estimated 30%70% of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (copd) have pulmonary hypertension (ph).1 ph associated with copd is classified as group 3 ph by the world health organization (who), which is associated with lung disease and/or hypoxemia.2 the relevance of a vascular pathology in copd is still... |
Riedel's thyroiditis (rt) is a rare form of thyroiditis that may be related to a diverse range of clinical symptoms . It has been reported in approximately 0.06% of patients who undergo surgery for an abnormality in the thyroid gland . Although it has been assumed to be one of the clinical manifestations of multifocal ... |
Osteoporosis is generally considered to be a condition affecting women, but up to 30% of fragility fractures occur in men [13]. The lifetime risk of fracture at the age of 50 years has been estimated to be 20% for men [1, 4]. Bone mineral density (bmd) has long been recognised as an important skeleton determinant of fr... |
In most cases, alzheimer s disease (ad) is preceded by a prodromal stage and amnestic mild cognitive impairment (amci) in which an individual s memory is impaired to a greater degree than expected given the individual s age, sex, and educational background, while the individual s ability to perform the activities of da... |
Heart failure (hf) is a common complication of myocardial infarction (mi), which may develop early or late and persist, resolve or recur . A growing proportion of patients with mi are aged> 65 years . Older patients are at greater risk of developing hf and have a poorer prognosis. Surprisingly, the complex pattern and ... |
The university of minnesota biocatalysis / biodegradation database (um - bbd,) contains compound, enzyme, reaction and pathway information for microbial catabolism of primarily anthropogenic materials . It has been available on the web for over 10 years, and has grown from 4 to almost 150 pathways . As it starts its se... |
Preserving the vitality of traumatically injured and mechanically exposed immature teeth is one of the major treatment aims in endodontics . Partial pulpotomy (cvek pulpotomy) and deep (cervical) pulpotomy techniques are the choices of treatment for immature permanent teeth with exposed pulps.1,2 these techniques can m... |
As one of the most remarkable findings over the past 15 years, rna interference (rnai) is an endogenous process in which small noncoding rnas, including small interfering rnas (sirnas) and micrornas (mirnas), post - transcriptionally regulate gene expressions by binding to their complementary mrnas . Due to its unique ... |
To become permanently immune to some illness, you must either catch it or be vaccinated against it . Vaccine is an antigenic substance prepared from the causative agent of a disease or a synthetic substitute, used to provide immunity against disease . During vaccination, a harmless version of a germ is introduced to th... |
Type 2 diabetes (t2d) is a multifactorial disease, caused by a complex interplay between genetic and nongenetic risk factors . Compelling evidence has identified increasing age, higher body mass index (bmi), impaired fasting glucose, impaired glucose tolerance, higher glycated hemoglobin (hba1c) level, and metabolic sy... |
The proposed scientific, medical, and technical applications of nanomaterials have been greatly increased recently . Nanomaterials have unique physicochemical qualities compared to micromaterials in terms of size, surface structure, solubility, and aggregation . Thus, the reduction in particle size from micro- to nanos... |
Across the flowering plants (the angiosperms), bilaterally symmetrical (zygomorphic) flowers are thought to have evolved many times independently from radially symmetrical (actinomorphic) ancestors . Transitions to bilateral flower symmetry have been associated with the evolution of specialized pollinators and have bee... |
Among the etiologic agents of infectious disease, staphylococcus aureus, especially methicillin - resistant staphylococcus aureus (mrsa) strains are the main agents of human infections (1). This pathogen can cause nosocomial infection in such a manner that it is the most common pathogen isolated from patients in hospit... |
Vogt koyanagi harada (vkh) syndrome is a rarely - seen multi - systemic, autoimmune and inflammatory disease . It observed frequently with neurologic, auditory and skin manifestations and characterized with bilateral, chronic and diffused granulomatous panuveitis . A 57 year - old female patient applied to a special ce... |
To assess the extent of promoter reuse in bacteria we looked for groups of bacterial genes per genome that share highly similar sequences upstream of their transcriptional start site, but do not have obvious flanking paralogous coding sequences . More specifically, we extracted in silico the dna region between position... |
Obstructive sleep apnea (osa) is a chronic condition that affects 3 - 7% of the population . Despite increasing public awareness over the last 20 years, osa is still underdiagnosed and untreated . The negative health consequences of untreated sleep apnea continue to be elucidated, but currently include significant morb... |
Oral disease is considered globally one of the most common public health problems with important socioeconomic implications . Among oral diseases, poor oral health associated with dental caries and periodontal disease may lead to loss of teeth, and can result in a number of debilitating diseases such as cardiovascular ... |
Beekeeper profit for colony i: iv=[(1v)(hiv+riv)(ci+cv)] where iv is profit for colony i with varroa infestation v, hiv is honey revenue, riv is pollination rental revenues, ci is operation and maintenance costs, cv is a targeted varroa treatment cost, is the deterioration from a lack of effective varroa treatment, v(0... |
Astrocytes, a major glial cell type in the central nervous system, have emerged as powerful regulators of brain function where they maintain ion, metabolic, and neurochemical homeostasis . Astrocytes form organized networks that communicate through gap junctions formed by hemichannel proteins called connexins, potentia... |
There is considerable evidence suggesting that cancer patients suffer from substantial and long - term psychological distress associated with different forms of cancer and its medical treatment . Cancers and any type of treatment may lead alteration in patients appearance . This issues can affect the quality of life (q... |
To date, according to the hugo database (www.genenames.org), 21 lysine demethylases have been identified in the human genome, most of which target histones in a residueselective manner.5 nineteen demethylases belong to the jumonji domaincontaining dioxygenase family, while lsd1 and lsd2 (kdm1b) are the only members of ... |
Controlling increasing antimicrobial resistance in clinically important bacteria is a key challenge for clinicians and scientists, and there is an urgent need to prevent the emergence and subsequent spread of resistant isolates . Enterococcus faecium is a primary example of one such troublesome pathogen; while innately... |
Genomics studies often start with the organization of a dataset retrieved from public databases, such as the ensembl.1 the ensembl database is currently in release 71 (april 2013) and covers genomes from vertebrates and other eukaryotic species, and therefore holding a large amount of genomic data . Ensembl provides we... |
Mccune - albright syndrome (mas) is a rare disease presenting with the classical triad of polyostotic fibrous dysplasia (fd), skin hyperpigmentation (caf - au - lait spots) and endocrine dysfunction, usually seen as precocious puberty in females . The mosaicism of mutations in the gnas1 gene results in hyperactive gs p... |
Prostate cancer (pca) is one of the most commonly diagnosed neoplasms in elderly men . In western europe and the usa, it is the most frequent malignant neoplasm in men and accounts for 30% of all newly diagnoses cases [1, 2]. The precancerous lesion of pca is considered a high grade of intraepithelial neoplastic growth... |
The etude epidemiologique de femmes de la mutuelle gnrale de l'education nationale (e3n) prospective cohort was initiated in france in 1990 to investigate risk factors for cancer in women (10). The cohort included 98,995 women living in france, aged 4065 years at baseline, who were covered by the mutuelle gnrale de l'e... |
Biological nanostructures can induce the perception of the entire range of a rainbow s color, but often only a reduced range of colors is produced in biological iridescence; there are often sharp discontinuities between target areas that display iridescence and those that do not, and perceived colors can change dramati... |
One of the objectives of periodontal therapy is the reduction of bacterial deposits and calculus on tooth surface . This objective can be achieved with hand scalers and curettes or ultrasonic scaling instruments . Recent clinical studies do not indicate a difference between ultrasonic / sonic and manual debridement in ... |
To address the roles of cytokines and t reg lymphocytes in immune - mediated inflammation, we have established a model in which a systemic autoimmune disease is caused by a monospecific t cell population that can be followed quantitatively in vivo . In this model, cd4 t cells from the do11.10 (do11) t cell receptor tra... |
In line with the global increase in prediabetes and diabetes, a significant rise in the proportion of diabetes during pregnancy has been reported . Women with diabetes are regarded as a high - risk group with respect to maternal, fetal, and neonatal outcomes . According to the medical birth registry in norway reporting... |
The advent of digital fluorescence microscopy and the development of fluorescent proteins allows for unprecedented observation of molecular behavior during complex cellular processes . Because visualization of fluorescent probes is possible in live cells, not only can the cellular location of proteins be studied, but i... |
Alzheimer s disease (ad) is the most prevalent neurodegenerative condition that leads to dementia . Along with memory loss and cognitive impairment, patients with ad also suffer from dysfunctions of homeostatic and autonomic mechanisms, including mood regulation, pain perception, and sleep wake cycles.1 such noncogniti... |
The world health organization attributes hypertension, or high blood pressure, as the leading cause of cardiovascular mortality . An elevated arterial pressure is probably the most important public health problem in developed countries . It is common, asymptomatic readily detectable and easily treatable, and if untreat... |
Traumatic brain injury (tbi) is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality in children, resulting in numerous physical, behavioral and cognitive deficits.1) cognitive deficits may involve problems with attention, memory and executive functions that worsen with increasing tbi severity.24) attention deficit hyperactivity... |
Pantothenate - kinase - associated neurodegeneration (pkan) is an autosomal recessive neurodegenerative disorder that is characterized by progressive extrapyramidal signs, visual loss, and cognitive impairment . Pkan is caused by mutations in the pantothenate kinase gene (pank2), which is located on chromosome 20p13 an... |
The main applications include ligand - based in silico (virtual) drug screening, adme - tox (adsorption, distribution, metabolism, excretion, and toxicity) property prediction, physical molecular property prediction (1-octanol - water partition coefficient, solubility), and measurement of the diversity of chemical comp... |
Hybrid organic inorganic halides have been of interest since the start of the 20th century; however, the first report of a perovskite - structured hybrid halide appears to have been by d. weber in 1978 . In the same journal volume, he reported both ch3nh3pbx3 (x = cl, br, i) and the ch3nh3snbr1xix solid solution . In t... |
Paragonimiasis is a food - borne illness of the lung caused by trematodes of the genus paragonimus . Humans can become infected with this lung fluke after consuming raw or undercooked freshwater crustaceans . Before infecting mammalian hosts, paragonimus species require a snail as the first intermediate host, and a fre... |
This is a method in which one factor is varied while all other factors are fixed under certain conditions (logothetis and wynn, 1989). However, this method does not take all factors into account at the same time . Rsm is a set of statistical techniques for designing experiments, creating models, evaluating the impacts ... |
Pemphigus vulgaris (pv) is an autoimmune disease characterized by blisters and erosion on skin and mucous membrane due to acantholysis . It is caused by autoantibodies against desmosomal caderins desmoglein 3 (dsg 3) which are cell adhesion molecules . It affects men and woman equally and usually occurs in the fifth an... |
In 2001, an estimated 70 million americans had some form of arthritis or other rheumatic conditions, a major increase over the previous estimate of 43 million cases reported in 1997 . In 1992, economy about $64.8 billion dollars (about 24% was due to direct medical costs, 76% due to indirect costs from lost wages). The... |
Small rna - seq raw data has been deposited in the ddbj sequence read archive (dra) under accession numbers dra003930 and dra004107 (cc-124 replicate #1, drx040414; cc-124 replicate #2, ccdrx040415; gluc1() replicate #1, drx040416; gluc1() replicate #2, drx040417; ago31 replicate#1, drr045098; ago31 replicate#2 drr0450... |
Laparoscopic ventral hernia repair has grown in popularity since it was first reported in the early 1990s . Lower recurrence rates, fewer complications, and shorter hospital stays have led some to believe that it sets the new standard of care for ventral hernia repair . Controversy exists regarding the optimal method t... |
Tyrosinase is a kind of oxidase enzyme that involves in reactions of melanin synthesis . In food industry, the inhibition of tyrosinase is very important, because this enzyme catalyzes the oxidation of phenolic compounds found in fruits and vegetables into quinones, which contribute in undesirable color and taste of fr... |
The story of sarcopenia has a rather recent beginning, although a search of the terms muscle wasting and sarcopenia in the online database pubmed buttresses its growing importance over the last years (fig . Involutional changes of the musculature were described as early as 1931 by macdonald critchley, then junior neuro... |
About 80% of the rural population in sub - saharan africa depends on traditional herbal remedies for primary health care and veterinary use . In many developing countries antibiotic resistance, adverse drug reactions, and the high costs of antimicrobials natural products of higher plants may be a source of new antimicr... |
In september 1992, 36 990 residents of takayama city, gifu, japan, aged 35 years who were not hospitalized were eligible to participate in the takayama study . A total of 31 552 residents (85.3%) participated in the baseline survey and completed a selfadministered questionnaire including an ffq . The details of this po... |
A 40-year - old male patient was admitted to our hospital with amnesia, nervousness, personality changes, hostile attitudes, aggressive behaviors, hallucinations and illusions with a history of one year . His symptoms started 3 years ago with complaints of unwillingness to move and loss of appetite . He was consulted b... |
Between march 1999 and december 2002, tae for nonvariceal upper gastrointestinal bleeding was performed in 93 patients at our institution . The endoscopic approach had failed or was discarded because of its inability to control the bleeding in participating patients . Prospective collection of data about clinical recor... |
Addressing the various needs and concerns faced by down's syndrome (ds) subjects require the education of their caregivers by medical and dental professionals alike . Thus providing dental health care services for individuals with special health care needs continue to be an important aspect in these patients . Other th... |
Beta - hemolytic streptococcal isolates from humans can be subdivided into large - colony and small - colony (<0.5 mm in diameter) formers (1). The small colony - forming -hemolytic strains with lancefield group a, c, f, or g antigens belong to the anginosus or previously termed' streptococcus milleri' species group . ... |
A 28-year - old male visited our department with complaint of visual disturbance, hyperemia, and epiphora in his right eye, which had developed about four weeks earlier . After symptoms developed, he visited a general ophthalmologist and was prescribed 3% acyclovir ointment (5 times / day), 1% topical prednisolone acet... |
The effects of electromagnetic fields (emfs) on simple systems, such as colloids, particles in solution, and on living matter, have been investigated for many years [13]. While high - frequency emfs produce microvibrations in the molecules that have been interpreted as resonance phenomena, elfs induce slight and more m... |
Kidney transplantation is the treatment of choice for most patients with stage five chronic kidney disease (ckd). The risk of death is less than half of that for dialysis patients regardless of the immunosuppression protocol used . Furthermore, most recipients acknowledge improved quality of life . The united network f... |
Demyelinating disorders like multiple sclerosis (ms) is a common cause of neurological morbidity and mortality among the general population . Rare variants of ms like balo concentric sclerosis (bcs) are classically considered to have a rapid progression, poor outcome, and poor response to treatment . Newer diagnostic m... |
Orthodontic root resorption (orr) is one of the most difficult procedure - related adverse events to predict in cases of orthodontic tooth movement (otm), and may cause permanent loss of the dental structure at the root apex . In an epidemiological study by kaley and phillips,1 all patients who underwent comprehensive ... |
Health claims are potentially powerful tools in consumer communication as they convey information on the health benefits of food or food components . However, health claims also have the potential to misdirect consumers towards food choices that may be against their best interests . Thus, to help ensure correct health ... |
Successful endodontic therapy depends on thorough chemo - mechanical preparation as well as three - dimensional obturation that provides a complete sealing of the root canal system . During cleaning and shaping procedure instrumentation with various root canal instruments leaves an amorphous, granular, and irregular la... |
Lumbosacral nerve root anomalies are the main causes of failed lumbar surgery and intraoperative neural injury . The most common ones are the adherent nerve root anomalies characterized by abnormal adherence of two adjacent roots . The prevalence of the disorder ranges between 1.2% and 17%, and it is as high as 6% in m... |
The metabolic syndrome (ms) is a cluster of cardiometabolic alterations that include the presence of arterial hypertension, insulin resistance, dyslipidemia, cardiovascular disease (cvd), and abdominal obesity [1, 2]. Ms presents a prothrombotic state as a result of endothelial dysfunction, the presence of a hypercoagu... |
Quantitative compositional analysis of specific primary amines is applied in food science and agriculture to characterize samples for quality control . Primary amines in soil samples provide information about the available sources of organic and bioorganic n in an ecosystem, a boon for management of agriculture, and a ... |
Pterygium is a wing - shaped, fibrovascular growth of the bulbar conjunctiva that crosses the limbus and extends over the peripheral cornea.1 this invasion of the corneal surface can lead to significant visual morbidity caused by irritation of the ocular surface, irregular astigmatism, obstruction of the visual axis, a... |
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