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The Relationship between Body Habitus, Oxygen Consumption, and Distance Events in Olympic Runners
Objectives: Running training involves building an adequate physique and having an efficient usage of oxygen. In this study, we examined the relationship between body habitus and various distance events in elite athletes, specifically the top Olympians from the past couple decades.
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Granular Cell Tumor of the Appendix: A New Case of a Rare Tumor with Review of the Literature
A granular cell tumor (GCT) originating in the appendix is relatively rare and usually diagnosed as an incidental finding. Granular cell tumors are usually benign lesion of neural/schwannian origin, most frequently found in middle age women.
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Basal Cell Carcinoma and Squamous Cell Carcinoma in a Single Lesion on the Forehead: A Rare Case of Collision Tumor in a Patient with Albinism
A collision tumor is a combination of two types of district tumors in a single lesion. They are rare but well-documented. This diagnosis is often incidental and their behaviors remain widely unknown. They rarely occur in the skin.
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Postoperative Care in Digestive Surgery at Chu Sylvanus Olympio
Introduction: Post-operative care in digestive surgery is care after surgery on the digestive tract and its annexes. This surgery is burdened with morbidity and mortality. To have data on postoperative management of this surgery and contribute to the reduction of morbidity and mortality, we initiated this study.
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Mortality in Surgical Resuscitation at Chu-Kara
Title: Mortality in the surgical intensive care unit of the CHU-Kara. Aim: To make an inventory of the mortality in the surgical resuscitation of the CHU-Kara. Introduction: Hospital mortality, a real public health problem, remains a real concern in the ICU and especially in the surgical ICU because of several risk factors.
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Physicians and Pharmacists Perspective of Clinical Pharmacy Practice, Services, Perceptions and Barriers in a Secondary and a Tertiary Hospital in Southeast Nigeria
Background: The practice of clinical pharmacy and pharmaceutical care has facilitated the improvement of quality of life via clinical, economic and humanistic outcomes. However, in Nigeria, we have paucity of evidence-based data. This study evaluated the services, perceptions and barriers to clinical pharmacy practice in Nigeria from physicians and pharmacists’ perspective.
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Miliary Lung Pattern: Invoking a Classic Radiological Finding
The micronodular lung pattern is defined radiologically as the presence of multiple nodules of less than 3 mm in size distributed diffusely and bilaterally. Three types of distribution patterns are distinguished in relation to the secondary lung lobule: centrolobular, perilymphatic and random [1].
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An Act of Yoga - The Basic Condition for a Happy and Healthy Life
Years ago, I once observed a small duckling on an Alpine river during spring floods. The floods had washed her out of the protective nest on the shore into the raging river. The duckling was desperate and turned his head back and forth, looking out for help.
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Med-Rec: The Storm Passing Overhead a Deep Dive
Adverse Drug Event (ADE): An adverse event involving medication use. Adverse Drug Reaction: Adverse effect produced by the use of a medication in the recommended manner. These effects range from “nuisance effects” (e.g., dry mouth with anticholinergic medications) to severe reactions, such as anaphylaxis to penicillin.CHU-Kara.
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Health Data Generation in Digital Healthcare and ‘Keeping the Patient Well’
Everyday life has experienced an increase in the availability of mechanisms to measure health data and activities associated with health and well-being. The concept is not new as is evidenced by the historical availability and use of domestic body weight monitoring scales.
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Identification of Women of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) At Risk for Generation of Metabolic Disease in Normal Weight PCOS: Is There a Role of Flutamide?- A Short Communication
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) possesses the properties of ovarian hyperandrogenism (HA) from changes in the hypothalamo-pituitary-ovarian(H-P-O)axis in association with insulin resistance(IR) [1].
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