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Surgical Infection: A brief look at Surgical Infection

| 02/26/2012

Surgical Infection is an infection that occurs after surgery in the part of the body where the surgery took place. Surgical Infection is a major surgical problem in surgical practice. Most patients who have surgery do not develop an infection. However, infections develop in about 1 to 3 out of every 100 patients who have [...]

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Wound Healing: What is Abnormal Wound Healing?

| 02/25/2012

Wound healing process can be differentiated by two types which are Normal Wound Healing and Abnormal Wound Healing, Basically wound is refers to breach in normal tissue continuity resulting in a variety of cellular and molecular sequelae. Abnormal wound healing is divided into three intentions which are Wound healing by Primary Intention Wound healing by [...]

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Wound Healing: What are the phases of wound healing?

| 02/25/2012

Wound healing is a complex series of interactions between various types of cells which is divided into phases of wound healing, these cells includes cytokine mediators and extracellular matrix and the phases of wound healing is very distinct with each other. Success of wound healing is totally dependent on the patients nutritional status and overall [...]

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Levemir plus NovoRapid, Best for Infants with Type 1 diabetes

| 02/07/2012

New Clinical trials for diabetes showed that Levemir®, Novo Nordisk basal insulin is an effective treatment for infant babies with type 1 diabetes. Currently no basal insulin is available for infants and it seems that Novo Nordisk is on way to this to update its Levemir® for the children aged from one to five years. [...]

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What is Brain Injury? Symptoms in Brain Injury and Treatment

| 12/31/2011

Brain is the most important organ of our body. It controls all body function. It is a vital organ and enclosed in a protective bony case called as skull. There is also protective layer within the bony skull and outside the brain called Durra matter and meninges. There is also a fluid present called cerebrospinal [...]

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Adenoidectomy Post Operative Care and Complications

| 12/30/2011

Adenoidectomy or Surgery of Adenoid Tissue require immediate postoperative care this Immediate general care includes the patient to be kept in lateral position until he is fully conscious and recovered form anesthesia patient can be observed for bleeding form nose or mouth and for vital signs including pulse, respiration, blood pressure  and temperature are checked [...]

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Tonsillectomy: Care and Complications after Surgery of Tonsils

| 12/22/2011

Tonsillectomy or Surgery of Tonsils require Immediate post operative general care, In this keep check on vital signs, that is, pulse, respiration and blood pressure keep the patient in coma position until he became fully recovered from anesthesia, keep checking for any bleeding from nose and mouth. Oral hygiene, patient is given salt water gargles [...]

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Adenoidectomy: Surgery of Adenoid Tissue

| 12/21/2011

  Adenoidectomy or Surgery of Adenoid Tissue is a surgical removal of adenoid tissue. It may indicated alone or in combination with tonsillectomy. ln the latter event, adenoids are removed first and the nasophaynx packed before doing tonsillectomy.   The adenoids are enlarged lymphoid tissue, present in the nasopharynx at the junction of its roof [...]

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