[PDF] Top 20 A study on clinical profile of ocualr toxoplasmosis and its management outcome

... “A STUDY ON CLINICAL PROFILE OF OCULAR TOXOPLASMOSIS AND ITS MANAGEMENT OUTCOME” is a bonafide record of the research work done by ... See full document

... ‘TO STUDY THE CLINICAL PROFILE, MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOME OF THE PATIENTS WITH POSTPARTUM RELATED ACUTE RENAL FAILURE’ submitted by ... See full document

... “A study on the clinical profile, management and outcome of Sacrococcygeal Teratoma in children” is the original work done by me at the Institute of Child Health and Hospital for ... See full document

... During the first week of illness, the preferred treatment for patients with GBS who have severe disease and require assistance to walk is either plasmapheresis or intravenous immunoglobulin. A controlled, randomized ... See full document

... Patients with GBS need to be admitted to hospital for close observation. Care for these patients is best provided in tertiary centers, with intensive-care facilities and a team of medical professionals who are familiar ... See full document

... addition, management of scoliosis, contractures, cardiac and respiratory illness, until newer modalities of treatment like stem cell therapy using myogenic precursors with capability of reaching the target muscles ... See full document

... Pilot Study of Schizophrenia, a cross-country cohort study of schizo- phrenia involving both high and low income countries, has described catatonia to be more common in low in- come countries ...in ... See full document

... optimal management of the disease makes empyema a complex ...present study was aimed at studying the clinical profile of empyema in pediatric age group; the various microbiological agents ... See full document

... the clinical progression and treatment outcomes of patients suffering from ...This study has been carried out to compare clinical and radiological presentation of PTB in DM and non DM cases, to ... See full document

... abnormal renal function test. Thirteen among the 100 febrile neonates in the study had abnormal liver function test. C-reactive protein was negative in 56% and positive in 44% of febrile neonates. Cultures from ... See full document

... developed acute kidney injury. 84.6% of the cases developed metabolic acidosis and 61.5% of the patients had low calcium levels. 92.3% of the patients showed features of rhabdomyolysis which was evident by the elevated ... See full document

... Arterial blood gases are the primary determinants of management protcol and prognosis in neonates with CDH. A right radial artery cannula is inserted after checking adequacy of the ulnar circulation to monitor the ... See full document

... our study atypical presentations like respiratory distress, loose stools meningitis, were commonly noted and bleeding manifestation at admission was rare in our ...in management of dengue ...fluid ... See full document

... the clinical suspicion or results of microscopic examination of ...the clinical response and the results of culture and ...medical management included topical and systemic antibiotics and surgical ... See full document

... The management is chiefly directed at neutralizing the toxin by antiserum and supportive therapy for complications. Antivenom therapy has been differently advocated by many workers. Administration of antivenom ... See full document

... The study concluded that most toxic rat killer poisons with high mortality were yellow phosphorus followed by zinc ...and management is purely supportive ...the study population has been ... See full document

... in management of ICH at present, the recommendations may likely change in the near future in which case the most important pre requisite will be the time of arrival of the patient to the hospital being less than ... See full document

... SSS lies in the attached border of the falx cerebri and runs from the foramen caecum to the occipital protuberance, where it joins straight sinus, lateral sinus and torcular herophili i.e. confluence of sinuses. The ... See full document

... All bites were nonprovocative and in 57.5% in night times. Lower limb 46(57.5%) was the commonest site of bites followed by upper limb but unusual site like head and trunk was not observed in our study. A 77.5% ... See full document

... present study, rat killer paste poisoning with AKI constituted about 6 (19%) of the cases among the poisoning ...our study (100% mortality ...coagulation profile during the clinical ...our ... See full document