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... India contributes to a quarter (28,00,000) of global TB cases worldwide. Early and rapid diagnosis and treatment is of utmost importance to hamper transmission of TB. CBNAAT is one diagnostic modality that has ... See full document

... reported high sensitivity and specificity by using Xpert MTB/RIF test based on this assay. Steingart et al. performed an updated Cochrane Review as part of a WHO process to develop updated guidelines on the ... See full document

... crucial role to play especially in low- to middle- income ...DNA-based test that can detect both MTB and resistance of ...like nucleic acid amplification techniques like Gene ... See full document

... Background: Influenza, commonly referred to as the flu, is an infectious disease caused by RNA viruses of the family Orthomyxoviridae (the influenza viruses). Swine flu cases resurfaced in month of January 2015 in ... See full document

... There are also some drugs, which are not available in the hospital pharmacy though recommended in the list of essential medicines. There are total 75 such medicines, and out of these, 22 drugs fall under ... See full document

... The spread of ESBL producing bacteria has become strikingly rapid worldwide, indicating that continuous monitoring systems and effective infection control measures are absolutely required. The therapeutic options for the ... See full document

... Out of 126 patients, 34 (26.98%) subjects had features of hepatitis with deranged LFT (Liver function test) on third day, yellow phosphorous was causing deranged LFT in 17 (13.49%) patients, aluminum phosphide in ... See full document

... Despite having economical, ethical, medico legal and clinical implications, factors associated with LAMA has been often overlooked and it remains a under evaluated area in a resource constrained country like India ... See full document

... In order to improve the reporting and successful running of a pharmacovigilance programme and also prevent underreporting of ADRs, it is important to improve the knowledge, attitude and practices (KAP) of the health ... See full document

... Routine care and medical treatment was provided as per World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines for severe acute ...Wound care was also given. After a 1-month hospital stay, the patient was ... See full document

... Due to availability of limited funds in developing countries, drugs should be prescribed rationally so that the available funds can be utilized optimally. Periodic evaluation of drug utilization in Medical ICUs is ... See full document

... A total 1524 suspected cases were screened for Influenza A (H1N1) at J.L.N. Medical College and Hospital, Ajmer during the period from 1st January 2016 to 31st December 2018. 294 cases were diagnosed as Influenza ... See full document

... diagnostic test is the quality of the ...to acid can be detrimental to mycobac- teria ...require hospital- ization, but precautions should be in place to reduce the risk of specimen aerosolization ... See full document

... exact incidence and prevalence of non-tuberculous mycobacterial infection are not known. According to data from the US, the ratio of NTM to tuberculous mycobacteria has increased from 30% to greater than 50%; ac- cording ... See full document

... The internal mammary chain field was placed one centimetre across the midline and 5 cm to the ipsilateral side. The length of this field extended from the second intercostal space to the xiphoid process. The axillary ... See full document

... to tertiary care centres, feedback between referral centres and continuous monitoring of the change in practice would result in better outcome in sepsis related ... See full document

... Children are future of our nation and their health is of paramount importance. It can only be achieved with strong political will, active participation of community and by increase commitment of health care ... See full document

... A retrospective, descriptive, hospital-based study. The study was conducted during the outbreak of Influenza A H1N1 for one year (January 2015 to December 2015) at Maharana Bhupal Government ... See full document

... Common reasons for getting tested for HIV were feeling sick (56.8%) and spouse being diagnosed HIV positive (26.2%). Other reasons were hospital admission (10.0%), voluntarily due to high risk behaviour (4.8%) and ... See full document

... active tuberculosis supports the hypothesis of latent tuberculosis infection in reference to certain literature 70 ...reactivation Tuberculosis 71 ...Mycobacterium tuberculosis, persistent ... See full document