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May
2014

A Study on the Relationship between Nutritional Status and Prevalence of Pneumonia and Diarrhoea among Preschool Children in Kushtia

Pediatrics Research International Journal
The prevalence of diarrhoea and pneumonia is quite alarming amongst children under 5 years of age who belong to low socioeconomic status. This study was carried out from January to December (2012) in Kushtia, and the total sample were boys (209) and girls (191). Anthropometric…
27
May
2014

A Suitable Model for Breaking Bad News: Review of Recommendations

JMED Research
Most physicians experience difficulty when required to deliver bad news. Therefore, recommendations for facilitating breaking bad news were reviewed and a suitable model was described in this study. We performed a search with keywords “breaking bad news”, “strategy”, “protocol”,  “guideline” and “model” as the primary…
27
May
2014

Vertebral Body Collapse at the Onset of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia

Pediatrics Research International Journal
Bone and joint pain may be a presenting symptom in 25% of patients with acute leukemia; whereas generalised osteopenia and vertebral complications are less common.  An 11 years old boy reported a persistent low back pain since 6 weeks. The physical exam showed exquisite vertebral…
23
May
2014

Aggressive Resection in Patients with Advanced Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumors: Case Report and Review of the Literature

International Journal of Case Reports in Medicine
There is considerable controversy about the treatment of patients with malignant advanced pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (PNETs). Aggressive surgery remains a potentially efficacious anti-tumor therapy but is rarely performed because of its possible morbidity and mortality.The purpose of this work is to describe a case of…
21
May
2014

Malocclusion and Orthodontic Treatment Need among High School Students in Mangalore City, India

JMED Research
Malocclusion has great impact on society and the individual in terms of social and functional limitations, psychological trauma and discomfort. The Dental Aesthetic Index (DAI) is a WHO-recommended method of screening for dentofacial anomalies and orthodontic treatment need. This survey was conducted to determine the…
21
May
2014

Comparison of Culture of Goat Milk with Indirect Measurement of Somatic Cell Count Using a Commercial Kit, and Antimicrobial Susceptibility of Bacterial Isolates

International Journal of Veterinary Medicine: Research & Reports
Detection of sub-clinical mastitis in goats is important in the prevention of clinical mastitis, and for the development of treatment protocols. The PortaSCC goat milk test® (Porta-test) is a novel commercial test for indirect  somatic cell count (SCC), and is marketed as a rapid diagnostic…
20
May
2014

Late Abscess Caused By Retained Foreign Body after Deer Attack

International Journal of Case Reports in Medicine
Retained foreign bodies may cause several and even severe complications. Due to a high rate of overlooked foreign bodies in the first examination they might last for years in the soft-tissue causing late and unspecific complaints. Image findings are often not specific, especially in non-radiopaque…
19
May
2014

Managing Human Resources: From Commodity Connotation to Human Capital

The MENA Journal of Business Case Studies
Achieving organizational excellence is not possible without visible involvement of leadership. This is however, a crucial question; whether leader’s participation is essential or there are other factors that effect on the implementation of excellence at the strategic management level. The following case presents the issues…
16
May
2014

Is the Surgical Approach Affecting the Late Outcome Results of Open Reduction and Internal Fixation of Femoral Head Fractures?

JMED Research
Femoral head fracture is a relatively rare injury which often associates with a poor functional outcome. The surgical approaches for femoral head fracture are a controversial subject in many study reports. Patients and Methods: Nineteen patients suffering from femoral head fracture-dislocation of the hip were…
14
May
2014

Fauntail Naevus in an Amazagh Teenage (In Press)

JMED Research
A case of fauntail naevus in a teenage amazagh girl without any neurological, urological or orthopaedic complications is presented, and she attended the dermatology department only with cosmetic embarrassment. The skin can provide a clue to an underlying spinal defect when the midline spine reveals…