[PDF] Top 20 A Study on Clinical Spectrum, Biochemical and Hematological Profile of Acute Falliparum Malaria

... macrophages during the immune response, and express receptors and molecules of adhesion, allowing for sequestration of parasitized erythrocytes and adherence of cells, which will produce locally inflammatory mediators. ... See full document

... of Malaria induced acute kidney injury in adults, very few have been reported in ...5-7 Acute renal failure is a syndrome characterized by rapid decline in glomerular filtration rate in hours to week ... See full document

... a spectrum of clinicopathological abnormalities, reflecting an acute or chronic inflammation of the liver parenchyma induced by alcohol ...various biochemical parameters and also various ... See full document

... Conclusions: Malaria though potentially treatable, still kills many patients every year in ...of malaria is fever, so in endemic region malaria may be considered as a leading differential diagnosis ... See full document

... Reticulocytes are non-nucleated immature red cells in peripheral blood, containing residual RNA. After erythroid precursors lose their nuclei, another 4 days is required for the resulting reticulocytes to mature and lose ... See full document

... It was a hospital-based study and sample size being small, it does not represent the general population. Measurement of reticulocyte count, serum folate and B12 levels and testing for occult blood in stool would ... See full document

... Clinical Profile of Acute Flaccid Paralysis Clinical Profile of Acute Flaccid Paralysis C H Rasul, FCPS', P L Das, M Phil', SAlam, MBBS', S Ahmed, MBBS*', M Ahmed, MBBS"', *Khulna Medical College, Khu[.] ... See full document

... retrospective study in 156 patients over a period of 5 years between may 2006 to may ...Cytochemistry study was done whenever required. In their study the commonest leukaemia was CML, followed by ... See full document

... my study, neonatal seizure occurred more commonly in term babies especially in appropriate for gestational age babies compared to preterm ...common biochemical abnormality noted was hypoglycemia (40%) and ... See full document

... Even in city like Chennai awareness regarding childhood obesity was less and only 23% were aware of obesity and consequences hence came for medical attention while rest came for minor illness and were evaluated for ... See full document

... “ STUDY OF CLINICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL FACTORS DETERMINING PROGNOSIS OF PATIENTS WITH ACUTE PYELONEPHRITIS ” is a bonafide research work done by ... See full document

... Objective: To study the clinical and biochemical profile of patients who develop steroid-induced diabetes (SID) and its predisposing factors. Methods: Non-diabetic patients aged ≥18 years ... 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

... the clinical finding of mod- erate cerebellar ataxia as the predominant ...All clinical and laboratory parameters reported to be disturbed in patients with mevalonic aciduria were ... See full document

... anemia, acute painful crisis was the most the common morbidity events followed by severe anemia and acute febrile ...nature; hematological parameters were suggestive of hypochromic microcytic anemia ... See full document

... Subclinical hypothyroidism is more common in female children. Principal complaints in these children are neck swelling and weight gain. Subclinical hypothyroidism children do not have significant alteration in bone ... See full document

... present study also show overall increased values for serum cholesterol and total seru ...present study was also found to be at the lower limit of normal ...present study was found to be statistically ... See full document

... The subjects after clinical, biochemical analysis and ultrasonogram examination were grouped into PCOD and non PCOD. The treatment was given according to the cause of hirsutism. The outcome evaluated were ... See full document

... our study, 65% of patients were alcohol consumer and incidence of UGIB was seen more in them showing a positive correlation between them ...the study done by Chaudhary S et al (10) ...present study, ... See full document

... Preparation of the patient done. Prophylactic anitibiotics are not routinely administered. Patients with potenital infectious complications of gall stones, including acute cholecystitis and cholangitis, should ... See full document