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Item 1999: the international year of the older persons.(1999-04-01) Aggarwal, A; Sharma, O PItem Agenesis of gall bladder.(1983-11-01) Sharma, O P; Vaidya, M P; Gupta, S KItem Alterations in some biochemical parameters in mouse liver and spleen during infection with Plasmodium berghei.(1979-06-01) Sharma, O P; Shukla, R P; Singh, C; Sen, A BItem Amyloid nephropathy in ankylosing spondylitis.(1988-01-01) Prakash, J; Tripathi, K; Sharma, O P; Usha,; Srivastava, P KItem Angiography in bone, soft tissue and internal organ tumours, Part--II.(1981-09-01) Sharma, O P; Pinto, J MItem Angiography in bone, soft tissue and internal organ tumours--Part I.(1981-06-01) Sharma, O P; Pinto, J MItem Aplasia cutis congenita.(1987-11-01) Singh, M N; Bhatia, B D; Sharma, O PItem Ascorbic acid, iron & nonenzymic lipid peroxidation in rat brain mitochondria.(1979-06-01) Sharma, O PItem Blood helper/suppressor lymphocyte ratio in sarcoidosis.(1986-12-01) Alfaro, C; Rodriquez Pereda, S; Sharma, O PThe blood helper/suppressor ratio was measured in 38 patients with biopsy-proved sarcoidosis. There was no relationship between this peripheral helper/suppressor ratio and the activity of the granulomatous process. This test needs further evaluation before its routine use in assessing activity in sarcoidosis.Item Bone metastases from head and neck cancers.(1981-12-01) Sharma, O PItem Chondrosarcoma--a roentgenographic and follow-up study.(1974-09-01) Sharma, O P; Pinto, J M; Hingorani, C BItem Circulatory disorders of autonomic nervous system in chronic uraemia.(1980-08-01) Yashpal,; Sharma, O P; Chatterji, J CItem Comparative evaluation of fiberscopy, portovenography and esophagography in portal hypertension.(1983-02-01) Jain, A K; Agrawal, B K; Agrawal, A K; Sharma, O P; Misra, M K; Gupta, J PItem Computed tomography of the paranasal sinus and nasal cavity tumours.(1991-12-01) Mashankar, A S; Patange, V B; Sharma, O POne hundred and thirty seven patients with suspected neoplasms of paranasal sinuses and nasal cavity were studied with conventional radiography and C.T. Scan. Significantly greater tumour extent was detected on C.T. due to 3 - Dimensional demonstration of tumours. C.T.Scan was extremely helpful in diagnosing the primary site of tumour and tumour recurrence in treated cases. This information had pronounced effect on patient management and prognosis determination. C.T. was also helpful in differentiating certain benign conditions such as fibro-osseous lesions and inflammation without bony erosion from malignant tumours. The importance of C.T. scan in these neoplasms is discussed here.Item CT staging of pancreatic and periampullary carcinoma.(1992-06-01) Khandelwal, K C; Merchant, N H; Udani, R J; Sharma, O P; Goel, SSixteen cases of carcinoma head pancreas and seven cases of periampullary carcinoma are staged together on CT scan because of their morphological similarity and similar parameters. Following parameters are considered for CT staging: tumour mass, involvement of splanchnic vessels, locoregional lymph nodes and presence or absence of hepatic metastases. Findings were confirmed on surgical exploration. A contrast enhanced CT scan was 58.3 percent sensitive and 100 percent specific for the involvement of lymph nodes and 100 percent sensitive and 93.4 percent specific for hepatic metastases. The cases diagnosed as non-resectable on CT staging were found inoperable on exploration. Authors believe that for all practical purposes, pancreatic and periampullary malignancies can be grouped together and a contrast enhanced CT scan can provide reliable information for the staging of the tumor.Item Endoscopic palliation of malignant obstructive jaundice using resterilized accessories: an audit of success, complications, mortality and cost.(1997-07-01) Swaroop, V S; Dhir, V; Mohandas, K M; Wagle, S D; Vazifdar, K F; Gopalakrishnan, G; Sharma, O P; Jagannath, P; Desouza, L JOBJECTIVE: To assess the success, complications and cost of endoscopic endoprosthesis placement for palliation of obstructive jaundice caused by malignancy. METHODS: Four hundred and two consecutive patients with obstructive jaundice due to nonresectable malignancy undergoing endoscopic stenting were studied. Commercial or home-made 7F or 10F endoprostheses were placed using minor modifications of the standard technique. The accessories were sterilized and reused. RESULTS: Endoprosthesis placement was successful in 291 patients (72.4%, 95% CI 67.7-76.7)-241 in one attempt, 49 in two attempts, and one in three attempts. Fifty nine patients (14.6%, 95% CI 11.4-18.6) had procedure-related complications, including cholangitis (30), pancreatitis (15), perforation (3) and bleeding (11). The incidence of cholangitis was significantly higher in bifurcation blocks than in other lesions (17.6% vs 4.7%, p = 0.0005). The success rate did not differ between distal and proximal lesions (68.1% vs 72.9%). The procedural cost per patient could be reduced from Rs 14,850 to Rs 6565 by reusing accessories after sterilization, and using home-made stents. CONCLUSIONS: Endoscopic endoprosthesis placement is a safe and effective method for palliation of malignant obstructive jaundice. Preparation of indigenous stents and reuse of accessories can reduce the cost of the procedure by over 50%.Item Enteroliths in tuberculous strictures of intestines.(1984-04-01) Gupta, S K; Sharma, O P; Agrawal, A K; Singh, A K; Sasibabu, KItem Fibular shortening in poliomyelitis.(1994-01-01) Sharma, O P; Sharma, N; Patond, K RThis study arose from observation that in children will leg shortening from paralysis, the relationship between the tibia and fibula is disturbed. This article analyses 76 patients of post polio residual paralysis involving only one lower limb. Sixteen patients had fibular shortening. Several factors that interfere with fibular growth, i.e. anatomical continuity, soleus strength, abnormal forces at distal fibular physis, result in fibular shortening. Early the age at onset of paralysis, more is the fibular shortening which is associated with lateral wedging of distal tibial epiphysis, valgus at ankle, external torsion of tibia and genu valgus.Item Gastric secretory response to pentagastrin in normals and peptic ulcer subjects.(1976-10-01) Durrani, H A; Sharma, O P; Shah, S NItem Hassab's operation as an elective surgical procedure in portal hypertension.(1988-07-01) Khanna, A K; Misra, M K; Gupta, S; Sharma, O P; Jain, A K; Gupta, J P
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