[PDF] Top 20 Epidemiology and Evaluation of results of early management of midfacial fractures in a tertiary care hospital

... College hospital which is situated very near to the National ...our hospital in which the main occupation was labour job and ...of midfacial fractures were more in men than in women with the ... See full document

... subsequent management should be based on the initial evaluation of maternal and foetal ...the results of this evaluation a deci- sion is then made regarding hospitalization, expectant ... See full document

... General Hospital), no accurate method has been found to determine which kidneys will require this maneuver during subsequent ...with early vascular ... See full document

... Geriatrics refers to medical care for elderly patients, an age group that is not easy to define precisely. Ageing (i.e., pure ageing) refers to an inevitable and irreversible decline in organ function, that occurs ... See full document

... in this study was demonstrated to be a common occurrence in cases where fungal infection was suspected despite results of no confirmed culture. This is mainly in patients with complex diseases as reflected by the ... See full document

... All patients subjected to surgical procedure for rectal prolapse between July 2010 to June 2015 were included in the study. Patient charts were reviewed. Patient characteristics, clinical features at the time of ... See full document

... Background: Whenever pregnancy occurs there is an expectation that every pregnancy will end with the birth of a healthy baby, yet in a developing country like India 22 in every 1000 births are stillborn. The objective of ... See full document

... prompt evaluation and management ...robust evaluation but fewer received any immediate treat- ment, among which aspirin was the most common medi- cine ...the early phase after stroke or TIA ... See full document

... Study site: A 500-bedded Multispecialty Tertiary care Teaching Hospital. Result: In the study population of 133 patients male children were found to be more (58.6 %) than the female children (41.4%) ... See full document

... patient care helps us in planning the therapy, prevention and early detection of adverse drug reactions will directly promote better patient compliance and drug ...health care systems use drug ... See full document

... a tertiary care hospital, ...errors. Results: During the study period of 6 months, 700 prescriptions were analysed for medication ...health care team in the hospitals as well as ... See full document

... the management of cases of traumatic cataract with special reference to age, sex, type of injury, preoperative status of the eye, associated ocular injury, timing of injury and its effect on the final visual ... See full document

... Drug utilization study enables suitable modifications in prescription of pattern to increase the therapeutic benefit and decrease adverse effects [1]. The term arthritis defined as “joint inflammation,” but it is ... See full document

... early identification, rapid patient cohorting, and enhanced contact precautions, were implemented after first detection of a CRE case. Carbapenem restriction has been incorpo- rated into electronic medical ... See full document

... 5. Bellomo R, Ronco C, Kellum J A, and the ADQI workgroup et al Acute renal failure—definition, outcome measures, animal models, fluid therapy and information technology needs: The Second International Consensus ... See full document

... cardiovascular and infectious emergency were more. Cephalosporin 55.08% was most commonly prescribed Anti-Biotic. Insulin and metformin were commonly used Anti- Diabetics and ACE inhibitor, ARBs was common ... See full document

... patient evaluation was also ...a tertiary 544-bed teaching hospital over a 3-month ...all hospital units was collected using a data collection form that included the following: demographic ... See full document

... Conclusions: Management of patients was done with mono or dual/combination antibiotic therapy or surgical treatment was done based on clinical ...a hospital and prolonged ...regular evaluation of ... See full document

... Broad-spectrum Cephalosporins (ceftriaxone) were more commonly used than narrow spectrum ones in our study. An obvious advantage of broad-spectrum antibiotics means least requirement for identification of the infecting ... See full document

... A retrospective analysis of open globe injuries was done in children in The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. Between January 1970 and January 1993, 180 eyes of children who presented with open globe injuries ... See full document