[PDF] Top 20 Clinical study on abdominal tuberculosis and its emergencies

... Abdominal tuberculosis is sixth most common type of extra pulmonary ...tuberculosis. Abdominal tuberculosis denotes tuberculosis infection of gastrointestinal tract, peritoneum, ... See full document

... This is to certify that the dissertation “A CLINICAL STUDY ON HYPERTENSIVE EMERGENCIES” is a bonafide research work done by Dr.ALAGU THIYAGARAJAN.A post graduate in M.D General Medicine under my ... See full document

... This is the first important measure in any resuscitation. Blood clots, food, foreign body, laryngeal oedema could be the obstructing factors. Airway is secured by the chin lift – jaw thrust maneuver, oral airway or nasl ... See full document

... These emergencies may be associated with a break in technique as a result of hurried operation in an unstable patient or, as more frequently is the case, they may involve a procedure on an open unprepared ... See full document

... These emergencies may be associated with a break in technique as a result of hurried operation in an unstable patient or, as more frequently is the case, they may involve a procedure on an open unprepared ... See full document

... having abdominal TB began treatment with anti-TB drugs at Gyeongsang National University Hospital, located on the southeast coast of ...disease, clinical features, diagnostic method, and clinical ... See full document

... that abdominal tuberculosis requires longer treatment, but the numbers of patients in the reported series are too small for clinical ...One study showed only 53% of patients were being treated ... See full document

... our study were to obtain a preliminary esti- mate of the prevalence of abdominal TB in symptomatic HIV-infected patients in the principal in-patient facility in Zambia, assess the level of immunodeficiency ... See full document

... has its reputation of being one of the greatest killer ...of tuberculosis in human race in the last three decades which can be partly attributed to increase in population, social deprivation and ...to ... See full document

... miliary tuberculosis in liver in the autopsy material obtained from patients dying of ...pulmonary tuberculosis was described by (Saphir ...of tuberculosis. Tuberculosis in liver may be seen ... See full document

... The typical presentation for these cancers is often vague and non-focal; No specific signs or symptoms indicate the presence of malignancy in the small intestine. The clinical presentation is nonspecific. Symptoms ... See full document

... our study were headache and fever which are the cardinal symptoms for the diagnosis of ...The clinical manifestations of the patients were fever, headache, and ... See full document

... with abdominal injury consists of serial abdominal examinations, laboratory studies, and repeat imaging (usually CT scan) as and when ...serial abdominal examinations including palpation of abdomen ... See full document

... In the present study Group 1 (KJT) Kanajata with Takra maximum 88.89%(P<0.001) relief was observed in Chala Spik Udara Stana, 83.33% (P<0.001) relief in Kshudra swasa, 87.5% (P<0.05) relief in Dourbalya, ... See full document

... case-control study design to test different TB ...to emergencies is constantly changing, making it hard to compare study outcomes over ...recent study on the Ebola outbreak in West Africa used ... See full document

... That study identified a series of desired behaviors and decision point similar to our case one checklist ...ten clinical scenarios with a pre-defined list of prior- ities the provider would be expected for ... See full document

... from the miliary tubercles. Peritoneal biopsy should be performed even if peritoneal nodules are not seen; histological examination shows caseating granulomas in nearly 90 per cent of patients. The combination of the ... See full document

... in clinical specimens such as body fluids and ...mycobacterium tuberculosis within 1 to 3 days as compared to six weeks with conventional culture ...unsuspecting tuberculosis until the report of ... See full document

... X-ray, abdominal X-ray, barium enema, CT of the abdomen, endoscopy, laparoscopy, surgery), number of bacteriologically confirmed and clinically diagnosed cases of abdominal TB, and history of previous ... See full document

... Tuberculosis is, one of the oldest disease known to affect humans, is a major cause of death worldwide. This is a bacterial infection, which is caused by mycobacterium tuberculosis . Usually affect the ... See full document