[PDF] Top 20 A clinical and microbiological study of gall stone disease

... Gallstones were first described in the fifth century by a Greek Physician Alexander Trallianus, who wrote about calculi within the bile ducts. Cholesterol gallstones have been described as early as in second and third ... See full document

... multiple complications. The severity and outcome of the infection depends on the duration of the fever before starting treatment, antimicrobial agent used, age of the patient, previous exposure, immunization status, ... See full document

... the clinical evolution of the periodontal ...periodontal disease, namely Treponema denticola, Porphyromonas gingivalis and Bacteroides forsythus in subgingival plaque samples taken from periodontally ... See full document

... A study showed that pregnant hamsters subcutaneously infected with Porphy- romonas gingivalis tended to produce low birth weight pups ...present study was to assess the presence of periodontal pathogens in ... See full document

... present study we now initially treat our tubo- tympanic CSOM patients with oral Ciprofloxacin em- ...microbiological study. We are making efforts to communicate the results of our study with ... See full document

... The most tested and effective anti-microbial agent known today is Chlorhexidine (CHX) which has been used for more than two decades. However, due to certain limitations such as brown discoloration of teeth, oral mucosal ... See full document

... Conclusion: Based on our experience, clinical and analytical parameters are not useful for the etiological identification of COPD exacerbations. Diagnosing COPD exacerbation is difficult, with the conventional ... See full document

... this study, the use of diode laser definitely provides an added advantage over the mechanical debridement ...the study concludes that the use of diode laser as an adjunct to scaling & root planing is ... See full document

... symptomatic gall stone disease with an intra-operative finding of Fitz-Hugh-Curtis ...The study was carried out at the Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH), and FOMAS hospital, both of ... See full document

... with gall stone disease. The study was conducted on 120 patients with clinical features suggestive of cholecystitis and cholelithiasis confirmed by ultrasonogram and who underwent ... See full document

... for gall stone ...gallstone disease is cholecystectomy which involves low risk for its recurrence and provides relief in biliary pain in 92% of ... See full document

... this study, we found that increased age as a risk factor in gall stone disease with peak age of 41- 50 years ...prospective study conducted by Chen CY et al 12 in July 1998 in 3647 ... See full document

... to study the full scope of LD epi- demiology, perform outbreak investigation and study the possible impact of ...various clinical variables on ... See full document

... Gall stone diseases are one of most common diseases affecting gastro intestinal ...the disease can contribute to high health care cost and rarely have life threatening ...consequences. Gall ... See full document

... for disease treatment and preventing complications in patients with bronchiectasis is ...our study, the most common micro organism isolated is pseudomonas aeruginosa and klebsiella in 43 patients each ... See full document

... In most studies on this subject, persons with diabetes mellitus have two fold to four fold higher incidence of active tuberculosis than non-diabetic patients (Morse et al (1964). The predisposition of diabetes to ... See full document

... gallbladder disease, however they were more common in the third, fourth and fifth decades of life as 71% of the cases belonged to these ...Our study population was younger, mean age 005) reported mean age ... See full document

... Entire study population is divided into two groups for data ...of gall stone pancreatitis or jaundice or ...duct stone and 2 were large bile duct ...having gall bladder ... See full document

... the clinical presentation and management of ...a study that uses ionizing radiation has to be performed, the radiation dose to the fetus should be as low as ... See full document

... between microbiological and self-antigens ...the clinical onset of RA [22] and are associated with a more destructive disease course than RA without detectable ACPAs ...present, disease ... See full document