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Breast Abscess In Non Nursing Women
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Nakipuria, Dewat Ram; Ramteke, Vinod Kr.
Background: Non Nursing Breast Abscess is formation of pus in Breast resulting from an infection in not pregnant or breastfeeding women. Incidence of such Abscess in non nursing women is although less but rising. These are either in nipple areolar region or peripheral in breast..Aim of this study is to explore the cause of Abscess,Early diagnosis, identification of organisms & sensitivity to antibiotics & to assess treatment modality. Observational StudyMethods: Results: Breast Abscess In 30 non nursing Patients of age group 28-55 yrs,developed due to Diabetes in 18 (60%), Mastitis in 6 (20%),Trauma in 3 (10%),Duct ectasia 1 (3.3%),Cacinoma 2 (6.6%) .Most frequent organism seen was Staphylococcus Aureus,but Streptococcus & Pseudomonas also isolated.Early Diagnosis was possible by Ultrasound. Incision & Drainge under Anaesthesia in 20 (66.6%) with antibiotics & treating underlying disease.Antibiotics with Percutaneous Aspiration in 5 (16.6%) and only Antibiotics in 3 (10%) Patients required. Breast Abscess inConclusions: Non Nursing Women is infrequent entity in comparison to that in Nursing Women,Early Diagnosis is possible by Ultrasound examination.Incision & drainage mostly required but Percutaneous Aspiration is also helpful.02 Patients (6.6%).with cancer didnot improve.
An Incidental Finding Of Button Battery In The Nose Without Any Complication- A Case Report Of A Rare Presentation
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Pratap, Deepika; N, Manasa K; Savadatti, Suprita Shivakumar; Parbat, Abhishek Narayan; Patel, Mohammed Furqan; Rehman, Md Idrees
Aim And Background-A foreign body in nose presents with unilateral purulent nasal discharge, nasal obstruction and nasal bleed.We present a case in which a button battery remained uncomplicated in the nasal cavity for a year. However, if it is found, it should be removed as early as possible. A 6-year-old female child presented with aCase Description – one-year history of foul-smelling, left-sided nasal discharge. During anterior rhinoscopy, a black, rigid mass was observed. A circular foreign object was found in the floor of the left nasal cavity during a CT (computed tomography) scan of the Nose and PNS (paranasal sinuses). General anesthesia was used during the diagnostic nasal endoscopy on the child. A foreign body was visualized and removed using a curved curette. The nasal mucosa was normal on follow-up, and there was no septal perforation. A detailed history, assessment and radiological examination plays aConclusion- key role in management of foreign bodies.We report that a button battery was left in the nose for a long time without causing any problems. There were no complications from an unnoticed button battery in theClinical Significance: nose for a year. However, if it is found, it should be removed.
A Comparative Study Of Physiological Variables Among Rural And Urban Football Players Of Murshidabad District
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Deb, Avijit; Banerjee, Amit
Fitness is the term, which is universally used in the present-day health responsive society. The people have realized the importance of fitness in day-to-day routines and also in achieving sports of high quality. The main purpose of the study was to find out some Physiological Variables of Rural and Urban Football Players Only college level male subjects were selected the age groups of the subjects were above 18 to 22 years. Some physiological variables (Vital capacity, Blood pressure, Pulse rate, Resting Heart rate, Haemoglobin, Breath holding Capacity) were measured. For the present study 20 subjects from each group were selected as subjects. The result shows that rural football players are larger than urban football players in terms of physiological variables.
Role Of Scrape Cytology In The Intraoperative Diagnosis Of Tumour
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) S, Abhisha R; Jigalur, Parvati; Reddy, Purushotham
Background: Intra operative pathological assessment has offered a very valuable service in patient management. The present study was done to evaluate the status of intraoperative cytology as a diagnostic and supportive investigation for various tumours. To evaluate the utility of imprint /scrape cytology for the rapid diagnosis ofAim and objectives: surgically removed specimens. 70 surgically removed specimens from various organs andMaterials and Methods: systems were studied. Smears were taken from each specimen before formalin fixation and stained by modified rapid H&E and Papanicolaou staining. Cytological diagnosis was made and then results were compared with the histological diagnosis taking the latter as the gold standard. Out of the 70 cases sampled, 70 were satisfactory forResults: evaluation. Overall accuracy rate was 87.14 % .Six cases of false positive diagnosis and 3 false negative diagnosis were made .Positive predictive value was 75% and negative predictive value was 93.47%. Imprint /scrapeConclusions: cytology is a good complement for the rapid diagnosis in histopathological study of tumor/tumor like lesions and intra operative cytology can be used an adjunct to frozen section.
Ultrasound Guided Fascia Iliaca Compartment Block Using Either Bupivacaine Or Bupivacaine With Dexmedetomidine For Postoperative Analgesia In Patients With Femur Fractures.
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Muniyappa, Reshma B; Ss, Harsoor; Nousheen, Syed Adeeba; Rajan, Vridhi; S, Sahana; Ravindra
Background: Femur fractures are extremely painful due to the lowest pain threshold of the periosteum among the deep somatic structures. Perioperative Fascia Iliaca Compartment Block (FICB), when administered using a local anesthetic agent, bupivacaine, can reduce morbidity by providing satisfactory pain relief. Dexmedetomidine, an alpha-2 agonist, is known to prolong the local anesthetic effects without causing any significant side effects. We compared analgesic duration of ultrasound guided FICB with bupivacaine alone and bupivacaine with dexmedetomidine for postoperative analgesia. A prospective, randomized, double blinded study was conducted on 50 patientsMaterials And Method: aged 18 to 65 years undergoing femur fracture surgeries. Patients were divided into 2 groups of 25 each. Both groups received USG guided FICB. Group A received 28 ml 0.25% bupivacaine and 2 ml normal saline (NS). Group B received 28 ml 0.25% bupivacaine and 30 mcg dexmedetomidine in NS. Pain scores were assessed every 5 minutes until 15 minutes post FICB, during positioning for subarachnoid block and every 2 hours until 24 hours post-operatively. Total duration of analgesia, cumulative analgesia requested in 24 hours, Ramsay sedation and patient satisfaction scores were recorded. Results: The mean duration of analgesia in Group A was 419.4 ± 115.35 minutes (95%CI: 374.2 – 464.6) and in Group B was 656.6 ± 137.99 minutes (95%CI: 602.5 –710.7), p <0.001. Mean VAS score during positioning for SAB in Group A was 1.60 ± 0.50 and in Group B was 0.96 ± 0.68. USG guided FICB with dexmedetomidine is superior inConclusion: providing prolonged post-operative analgesia in comparison to bupivacaine alone
Synthetic Hydroxyapatite Bone Graft Substitute In Sinus Augmentation - A Histological Analysis
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Mahesh, Lanka; Goyal, Manoj; Bali, Shweta
Aim: Material And Method:To see the effect of synthetic Hydroxyapatite bone graft substitute in sinus augmentation. A lateral window was cut on the buccal aspect of the maxilla on the posterior region in the area of molar I/II and after carefully lifting the sinus membrane, bone graft was packed and a collagen membrane was placed on top of it. After a period of 8 months the site was re-entered to take bone sample for histological analysis using a trephine, at the same time, implant (Bioner Top DM, 4/10) was placed at the surgical site. The surgical site healed well. G-Bone hasResults: shown good bone growth histologically. The surgical site healed well. G-Bone has shown good bone growthConclusion: histologically.
Effect Of Aerobic Training On Selected Physiological Variables Amongst Inter Collegiate Level Netball Players
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Deb, Avijit; Banerjee, Amit
This study explored the result of aerobic training on selected physiological variables amongst inter collegiate level netball players. Thirty male netball players were selected as subjects. Tre age of the subjects ranged from 20 to 25 years. The selected subjects were haphazardly separated into two groups with fifteen subjects in each group (n=15). The groups were named experimental group and control group The experimental group underwent an aerobic training program for the duration of six weeks. The collected data was statistically analysed through using request paired 't' tests. The results of the present study have powerfully indicated that participation in six weeks of aerobic training program resulted in important differences on selected physiological variables.
Incidental Histopathological Findings Of Liver - A Study Of 100 Autopsy Cases
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Rai, Disha; Alva, Nandakishore
Introduction: The silent liver diseases are found accidentally during regular health check-ups, examination of other diseases or autopsy examinations. To study the spectrum of histopathological findings of liver and toObjectives: determine the prevalence of silent liver diseases in autopsy cases. A retrospective study wasMaterial And Methods: done in the Department of Pathology, Ramaiah Medical College, Bengaluru from January 2019 to June 2020 on 100 liver autopsy specimens. The majority of the cases with pathological lesions were in the age group of 31-60 yearsResults: with Male: Female ratio of 2.8:1. The most common finding in this study was steatosis (31%), followed by chronic venous congestion (26%), cirrhosis (6%), portal triaditis (6%), steatohepatitis (5%), abscess and cholestasis (1%), tuberculosis (1%) and hepatocellular carcinoma (1%). The autopsy examination of liver by determining the prevalenceConclusion: of silent liver diseases in particular regional population creates public awareness and brings required life style changes.
A Study On Haematological Parameters In Febrile Seizures
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) N, Sujith Kumar S; B, Ravichander.
Febrile seizures are the most common neurologic disorder in the pediatric age group, affecting 2–5% of children between 6 months and 5 years of age in the United States and Western Europe with a peak incidence between 12 and 18 months. Although febrile seizure is seen in all ethnic groups, it is more frequently seen in the Asian population (5–10% of Indian children and 6–9% of Japanese children). Systemic inflammatory response has been implicated as a contributor to the onset of febrile seizure [1]. It is studied that IL-B, IL-6, TNF-ALPHA can play an important role in generation of febrile seizure. Although they are the useful biomarkers, its availability in day to day practice is very limited. So there is a need for low cost and widely used inflammatory response markers like NLR, MPV, PLT, and RDW as independent predictors of febrile seizure and to compare different Hematological parameters in febrile seizure in patients with an unclear seizure history. The 5 novel indices of inflammatory response: i. Neutrophil Lymphocyte Ratio ii. Mean Platelet Volume iii. Platelet Count Ratio iv. Red cell Distribution Width v. Serum Ferritin The study is carried out for the assessment of other hematological parameters in febrile seizures like HB, RBC, PCV, RDW, Platelets, MPV and PCR. Also to compare the variation of hematological parameters in simple and complex febrile seizures based on the laboratory parameters which are otherwise classified clinically.
Students Perception Of Learning Middle Ear Anatomy Using Endoscopic Teaching And Model Teaching.
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) G, Naveen Kumar A; A, Sucharita; N, Manasa K; Z, Rameeza Bee
Background: An undergraduate curriculum begins with anatomy, the importance of this knowledge is essential for understanding and contextualizing clinical pathophysiology. Didactic lecture and cadaveric dissection have been the mainstay of anatomical learning. Temporal bone is the complicated bone of the skull and lodges middle ear. Middle ear surgeries requires complete evaluation of middle ear surgical anatomy, mainly posterior tympanic cavity, as it contains many irregular spaces, removal of complete cholesteatoma is a challenge that surgeons face regularly. Endoscopic dissection is the innovative way and aids in viewing of nook and corner of middle ear. To compare theObjective: learning effectiveness of students through model teaching and endoscopic teaching of middle ear anatomy on cadaver specimen. Currently wet sagittal section of face and POP model of middle ear are theMethods and Materials: materials used for the study. For the new innovative approach, third year MBBS students were divided into two groups containing 30 in each group. Assessment of both the groups was done with questionnaire. Both the groups were assessed with same questions and scoring was done. In group A, maximum score was 11 and minimum was 3.25 out of 18.Results: In group B, maximum score was 17.5 and minimum was 5 out of 18. In group A, according to scaling, students fell into poor and average category whereas in group B , students fell into good and very good category as well. Conclusions: Analysis identified, statistically significant increase in performance for the endoscopic method compared to model teaching.Overall, the endoscopic approach to middle ear anatomy education is associated to an improved gain in knowledge and more efficient as compared to model teaching
Study On Consumer Behaviour With Respect To Brand In Online Shopping Of Durable Product Among Tribal's Of Ranchi District
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Krishna, Kundan; Sahu, Sudesh Kumar
Consumer behavior can be defined as the activities and the actions of people and organization that purchase and use economic goods and services, including the influence on these activities and actions. Marketers expect that by understanding what causes the consumers to buy particular goods and services, they will be able to determine which products are needed in the marketplace, which are obsolete, and how best to present the goods to the consumers. In the changing digital era, people buying online have drastically increased when compared to offline shopping. Existence of many online platforms has increased the choices for the consumers. It is a common rule in economics, that when there are more choices for the consumer, there is more competition. The online platforms has also developed there specializations like Myntra for fashion, amazon for electronics, big basket for food and so on. This specialization in online platforms has actually given various new factors for the consumers to compare the products. After the arrival of these many platforms, consumers have changed their view over the branding of products. There are consumers who are loyal to the brands in few products and there are also consumers who find only the best deals irrespective of branding. This paper studies the consumer's choices and behavior towards the brands in online shopping in a survey method.
Sustainable Urban Planning and Smart City Concept in Haryana
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Sangwan, Anil Kumar
The aim of the present paper is to focus the Sustainable Urban Development or the Smart Cities in relation to Haryana in present Scenario. Sustainability can be defined as the practice of reserving resources for future generation without any harm to the nature and other components. In the recent years, Haryana has seen a natural progression in its development story. As the big villages turning into towns, and towns transforming into cities. But it's the time for the state to transform its cities into smart and sustainable cities for the smart urbanization. Though urbanization brings a lot of challenges that can act as a barrier to growth of urbanization or the smart cities. The people move to urban centers in such of jobs and employments and hopefully the better life. Urbanization is change of residence which is geographically expressed as mobility or migration resulted by a way of life called urbanism. It is the proven fact, that the trend has a straight correlation with growth.
A Study On The Attitude Of B.Ed. Students Towards Internship During The Two Year B.Ed Course
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Manjula, K.
The quality of school education to a large depends on the quality of teachers. Teacher education is considered as an integral part of educational system and improvement in the quality of education. An Internship is an integrated component of practice teaching at advance level of teachers education programme. There are certain objectives of Internship programme for behavior modification of student teachers with special reference to develop teaching competency and positive attitude towards teaching profession. The research studies, the reflection of student teacher on the Internship programme with the lane of their actual attitude, aptitude with this programme and carried out with conclusion of Students' allover reflection/ opinion of the Internship programme. It can infer the present scenario of internship programme and its positive / negative reflections of students-teachers.
Post Covid impacts in India: A Conceptual Framework
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Rani, Kavita
The unprecedented outbreak of COVID-19 in India turned out to be pandemic that affects the whole world and paralyzes economic activities. The widespread of this epidemic has not only threatened human health but also production, economy, social functioning, education, etc. In this critical pandemic situation, a large number of the population are fighting for their lives and economic challenges for survival. It has seriously affected the Indian economy as well. The objective of this paper is to explore the available COVID-19 statistics and understand the impacts in India caused by covid-19 pandemic.
A Study On Awareness Of Pradhan Mandri Jandhan Yojana In Erode District
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Babu, K.; Vinothkumar, S.
Financial inclusion is an important factor for a country's development. Government is continuously taking some measures for financial inclusion, one among such measure is introduction of Pradhan Mandri Jan Dhan Yojan with so many useful features. Even though the Government is taking initiatives, the awareness of public on this scheme questionable. This study is an attempt to study the awareness of PMJDY in Erode District. The researcher has collected 110 samples using convenient sampling technique. The findings stated that, all the socio-economic variables are associated with awareness. Further certain segments are more aware of PMJDY than of others.When it comes to source of awareness, visual media is found to be more influential than others.
The Better Ghost: Women In White Or Men In Black
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Ahmed, Subiya
Eerie atmosphere, silence of the dark night, thunderstorm, creaking doors, dim lights, then suddenly there is a shadow from behind with intense music. Well these are some of the core ingredient of the horror movies which we have seen since our childhood, one can understand that these are the sure shot formula for setting the stage for the big reveal i.e. the ghost. Now from here our topic of discussion starts which is the portrayal of women as ghost in Hindi cinema. Whenever we watch a Hindi movie more than often we encounter a female ghost wandering around, singing sweet melodies trying to charm the male counterpart and then ultimately killing them. A question always arises in mind as why always there is a female ghost who gets the responsibility of scaring the audience. For this we need to find the answer through our very own horror movies.
Innovations In Use Of E-Platform In The Development Of Tourism Sector In India With Respect To Odisha
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Mallick, Sumit Kumar; Mishra, Joy Singha; Behera, Diptirekha; Khatua, Chinmaya
There are a number of challenges that the travel and tourism sector in India face during post COVID-19 session. Innovations in e- platform are the adoption of infrastructure and information technology in the field of tourism by transforming the e-processes. Thereby it is an alarming time for marketing to attempt to match the hike in expectations of tourists and travelers to achieve effectiveness and efficiency in promotion of the tourism sector. e- Platform is playing an important revolutionized role both in consumer choice and service delivery processes. Due to the impact of Marketing 5.O, customers are becoming much more sophisticated and concerning because they have experienced high levels of service and standards of living as an user with high frequency of e mode in all aspect of marketing activities in recent days. It has been growing considerably due to the availability and penetration of more choices in e platforms in all aspects of marketing activities involved in tourism sector. The aim of this paper is to establish the fact happen in tourism sector due to variables in choices and opinion of tourists and travelers due post COVID session. A structured questionnaire is used to collect responses on e mail and WhatsApp. The survey is designed for 100 respondents and analysis is done by considering research objectives based on innovations and use of e platform in the development of tourism sector
Outcome Of LSCT With And Without AMT In Partial LSCD
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Pachole, Sandeep; Yadav, Nikhila
Purpose – To compare the outcomes of LSCT with and with out AMT in patients of partial LSCD following chemical burns. Method – 32 eyes with unilateral LSCD were randomized into two groups. Group A included 16 eyes who underwent LSCT with AMT while group B included 16 eyes who underwent LSCT alone at a tertiary hospital. Outcome were measured in terms of improvement of visual acuity , corneal clarity, vascularization and symblepharon reduction. Patients were followed up at end of 1st week,1 month and 3rd month,6th month and 1 year. There wasResults – improvement of visual acuity in both groups. Also both group shows reduction in symblepharon score and corneal vascularization. Both group shows improvement in corneal clarity. Both surgical technique are usefulConclusions- treatment modalities in patients with partial LSCD following ocular chemical injury.
Women Empowerment in India
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Sinha, Ranjeet Kumar; Ambastha, Surabhi
The aim of the present study is to determine the factors which affect women empowerment and the issues being faced by the women. This study reveals the status of women empowerment in India and explained the factors affecting their current situation. It has been found during study that females in India are not authorized to do some acts and have lower status as equated to men. Several efforts have been taken by government to endow women at national and global level by introducing and employing numerous schemes and initiatives. This study tries to hypothesize prospects of women in numerous areas and initiatives commenced by the Union of India.
Lepromatous Spectrum -Unnoticed Or Overlooked Retrospective Analysis Of Lepromatous Spectrum Of Hansen's Disease In A Tertiary Care Centre
(Indian Society for Health and Advanced Research, 2023-06) Jayanthi, N. S.; Anandan, V.; Anbulakshmi, J.; N, Akshaya.; R, Priya.
Introduction: Leprosy is a chronic granulomatous disease presents variedly depending on the patient's immune status at the time of infection. In this study, we are planning to perform a retrospective analysis to characterise the trend of Lepromatous spectrum of Hansen's disease cases registered in Tertiary care centre. To analyse the incidence,Aim: clinical patterns and variants of Lepromatous spectrum of Hansen's disease cases registered in Tertiary care centre. Objectives: To describe the epidemiological trend of Lepromatous Spectrum of Hansen's Disease and its clinical variants. A Retrospective observational study involving Lepromatous spectrum of Hansen's diseaseMethodology cases registered in leprosy clinic in last 5 years (2017-2021). Patient demographic details, duration of disease, clinical presentations , investigation details like slit skin smear, biopsy reports, treatment data was extracted from the Leprosy case register and data analysis was done in this study. 129 leprosy patients (BL-69, LL-43, Histoid-15, PureResults neuritic-2) reported during the period of 2017 to 2021[ 5 years]. 2018and 2019 had maximum number of cases approximately 30 new cases of leoromatous leprosy . Hypopigmented patches and glove & stocking anaesthesia seen in 59.8% cases, skin nodules seen in 45.7%, earlobe infiltration seen in 21.7%, epistaxis &saddle nose deformity seen in 4.3%, gynaecomastia seen in 2.2%, trophic ulcer seen in 26.1% at the time of presentation mainly involving the foot followed by hands, only nerve involvement without skin lesion present in 1.1% of cases. Claw hand was the most common deformity witnessed . The presence of Wartenberg sign was observed in 10 patients. Apart from ulnar and common peroneal nerve involvement present in 100 %of the patients, other peripheral nerves were involved in significant number of patients.All these patients showed positive acid fast bacilli in slit skin smear . Active surveillanceConclusion and early detection of the disease are imperative to prevent the spread of M. leprae. It is essential for timely implementation of treatment which will prevent deformities and disabilities. Active case detection plays the major role in early diagnosis of leprosy.

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