Ectopic Pregnancy, Diagnosis and Management

Introduction: The incidence of ectopic pregnancy is increasing due to various reasons like Pelvic infections, previous tubal surgery and assisted conception technology. Appropriate diagnosis and timely intervention is key management of better maternal outcome. Nearly 32,000 ectopic pregnancies are diagnosed in the UK within a three year period from 1997 to 1999. Tubal pregnancy can […]

Duties of Nurses

Duties and Responsibilities of Staff Nurses and Nursing sisters Objectives: Lists own responsibilities and that of staff nurses. Lists the tasks and activities required to fulfill each responsibility. Identifies areas of job responsibilities in which help would be needed and in which help could be given to subordinates. Introduction: Job description as a written summary […]

Dry Eye Management

Dry eye is a rising menace of modern day living in pollution and stress and is the commonest problem of eye. Most of us have suffered from dry eye one time or the other. One has to suspect dry eye from the symptoms/history, since the patient does not complain of dryness of eye, as such […]

Donor Motivation and Retention

Types of blood donors: There are basically 3 types of blood donors: Family or family replacement donors. Paid commercial or professional donors Voluntary, non remunerated donors. Family or family replacement donor is a donor who gives blood when it is required by a member of the donor’s family or community. Advantages: It is useful because it […]

Doctors should use their own emblem: The staff with two snakes

The recent controversy whether or not doctors can use the Red Cross sign has brought about the need to understand the deeper meaning behind the doctor’s emblem. Doctors are required to use this original emblem: The staff with two snakes entwined. The emblem has much deeper spiritual meaning and is the perfect reminder of well […]

Diffuse Axonal injury and Hypoxic Brain Damage in Craniocerebral Trauma

Introduction The most important mechanism of primary brain damage in head injury is Diffuse Axonal Injury and the most important mechanism of Secondary brain damage is Hypoxic Brain Injury. Even though the clinical setting may be helpful in the diagnosis of these conditions, a CT Scan of the head or gross brain specimen at autopsy […]

Medical Acupuncture

Acupuncture in Modern Medicine Acupuncture is an important prestigious heritage of Chinese people. Traditional Chinese medicine which includes acupuncture has been largely integrated with Western medicine in China. Patients entering hospitals and clinics may opt, if they wish, for the whole spectrum of antibiotics or other modern drugs, or they may prefer to take the […]

Diabetic Constitution

Primary Prevention of Diabetes Mellitus Type II (NIDDM) (From the book, in advanced preparation: “*Semeiotica Biofisica. Microangiologia Clinica* “, with some modifications) Due to the use of Biophysical Semeiotics in day-to-day practice, in order to diagnose endocrine-metabolic disorders, diabetes mellitus diagnosis has become a “clinical” one, since its really initial stages, i.e. hyperinsulinaemia-insulin resistance and, then, Impaired […]

Dental Implants

Introduction: Replacement of teeth requires the fitting of an artificial set of removable partial or complete dentures or crowns and bridges. Attempts have been made successfully by using dental implants as root analogs for tooth replacement. These anchored root implants in the jaw bone provide a stable foundation on which the replacement of teeth is […]

Cross Sectional Anatomy

Relevance of Cross Sectional Anatomy in Diagnostic and Therapeutic Measures “Man’s World has always been grounded upon his body as its center, from it and its necessities he has circled out and learned what he knows about the universe” Introduction Clinical anatomy is fascinating – most essential for clinicians. Anatomy is boring – most essential […]

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