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Biomedicine

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Leveraging Translational Research, Protein Profiling, and AI to Predict COVID-19 Severity and Recovery through Heat Shock Proteins

E. Padmini1. S. Ragini2

2024, 44(3), 361-364, 10.51248/v44i3.130, None

This brief review explores the integration of translational research, protein profiling, and artificial intelligence (AI) in predicting COVID-19 severity and optimizing recovery, focusing on Heat Shock Proteins (HSPs) as critical biomarkers. Translational research translates molecular findings i…

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Efficacy of 10μg Dexmedetomidine versus 75mg Magnesium Sulphate with 0.75% isobaric ropivacaine for spinal anaesthesia in infraumbilical procedures

C. Vikram Deo1, Munender Mamidi2, G. Shwetha Kumari3

2024, 44(3), 291-296, 10.51248/v44i3.98, None

Introduction and Aim: The use of intrathecal adjuvants extends the block's duration, resulting in a higher success rate and increased patient satisfaction. Additionally, it offers acceptable pain control. Dexmedetomidine may be utilized as an epidural adjuvant with local anesthetic sparing p…

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A Review on Molecular Pathogenesis of Colorectal Cancer: Recent Advances in Biomarkers and Nano-Technology-Based Diagnostic and Therapeutic Approaches.

Chava Sowmya Devi1, Arpita Dutta2, Nithish Bhargav Devineni3, Fareedh Razaw Shaik4, Sunil Chowdary Pinnamaneni5, Yogesh Reddy Sanikommu6, Sai Sri Hanumanthu7, Annamdevula Vamsi Krishna8, Jonnalagadda Vihari9.

2024, 44(3), 284-290, 10.51248/v44i3.93, None

Understanding the molecular underpinnings of colorectal cancer (CRC) is crucial for advancing its diagnosis and treatment. This review aims to provide a comprehensive overview of recent developments in CRC research, with a focus on biomarkers and nanotechnology-based approaches. The objectives a…

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Gender Disparities in Cardiovascular Disease Diagnosis and Treatment

Ananya Mohapatra1, Srilekhya Kalepu2, Kumaraswamy Nutalapati3, Vishnu Vardhan Sai Manikumar Kurapati4, Arpita Dutta5, Annamdevula Vamsi Krishna6, Jonnalagadda Vihari7.

2024, 44(3), 357-360, 10.51248/v44i3.92, None

The complex terrain of gender differences in cardiovascular disease (CVD) diagnosis and treatment is explored in this short review article. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains the leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, accounting for an estimated 17.9 million deaths each year, repr…

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Therapeutic Effects of Tocopherol (Vitamin E) in Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) and Non-Alcoholic Steato-Hepatitis (NASH) Patients - A Review.

Chava Sowmya Devi1, Nithish Bhargav Devineni2, Srinivasa Reddy Annapureddy3, Fareedh Razaw Shaik4, Chennareddy Vijay5, Venkata Reddy Gangireddy6, Siva Ranganath Reddy Vaddi7, Annamdevula Vamsi Krishna8, Jonnalagadda Vihari9.

2024, 44(3), 278-283, 10.51248/v44i3.91, None

Around the globe, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) and non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH) pose significant health risks, with a shortage of effective therapeutic options. The potential impact of vitamin E in controlling these conditions has garnered substantial attention. This review …

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Frailty Assessment in India: Unlocking the Key to Optimized Care in Critical Illness, Cardiology, and Cardiac Surgery

Sai Sri Hanumanthu1, Yogesh Reddy Sanikommu2, Sunil Chowdary Pinnamaneni3, Vishnu Vardhan Sai Manikumar Kurapati4, Manideep Nagaboyina5, Srinivasa Reddy Annapureddy6, Annamdevula Vamsi Krishna7, Jonnalagadda Vihari8.

2024, 44(3), 272-277, 10.51248/v44i3.90, None

Frailty has emerged as a critical factor in healthcare, particularly within critical illness, cardiology, and cardiac surgery. This review examines the assessment methods and practical application of frailty measurements within the Indian healthcare system. By analyzing existing literature and r…

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Biological Decontamination Processes and Methods of Mycotoxins using Lactic Acid Bacteria and Enzymes: Present and Future

Sowmya K.L1, Ramalingappa B2

2024, 44(3), 259-271, 10.51248/v44i3.89, None

Introduction and Aim: Mycotoxins are toxic by-products of fungi that can appear in bakery foods including bread, cake, and biscuits, among others. Mycotoxins generated by filamentous fungus (moulds) have a severe influence on the sustainability of food sources and cause significant economic loss…

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Comparative Analysis of Once-Weekly Tirzepatide and Once-Daily Insulin Degludec for Diabetes Management: Efficacy, Safety, and Clinical Considerations

Chava Sowmya Devi1, Chennareddy Vijay2, Naga Sai Akhil Reddy Gogula3, Venkata Reddy Gangireddy4, Siva Ranganath Reddy Vaddi5, Ananya Mohapatra6, Annamdevula Vamsi Krishna7, Jonnalagadda Vihari8.

2024, 44(3), 254-258, 10.51248/v44i3.87, None

In order to control diabetes mellitus, this review article offers a thorough comparison and analysis of once-weekly tirzepatide and once-daily insulin degludec. The review looks at their pharmacokinetics, dosage schedules, and effects on glycemic control and assesses the effectiveness, safety, a…

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A Cross-Sectional Study of Thoracoabdominal Injuries Pattern in Road Traffic Accidents Among Autopsies

Rudresh Y.C

2024, 44(3), 348-356, 10.51248/v44i3.77, None

Introduction and Aim: Road traffic accidents (RTAs) are becoming more common owing to factors such as increased vehicle usage, daily changes, traffic law violations, anarchic systems, and risky driving practices. Thoracoabdominal injuries are a major cause of mortality in fatal traffic accidents…

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ROLE OF HAND FUNCTION AND HAND-EYE COORDINATION EXERCISES ON CERVICAL RADICULOPATHY

Senthil Kumar B1, Arun.B2

2024, 44(3), 341-347, 10.51248/v44i3.70, None

Introduction and Aim: The compression of the cervical nerve roots causes cervical radiculopathy. Pain, motor impairments, sensory deficits, decreased or absent reflexes, or any combination are all clinical characteristics. Non-operative management includes intermittent cervical traction, transcu…

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SPOT-CRAFT (Spotter Performance Observation Through Technology-Computerised Resource Assessment for Fundamental Testing): A Comparative Study of Traditional And Digital tools in Anatomy Spotter Assessments.

A. Bharathivelan1, D. Malar2, R. Surendar3, M. Sakthi Balan4

2024, 44(3), 334-340, 10.51248/v44i3.66, None

Background: In the dynamic field of medical education, assessment methods have evolved significantly. One notable shift is the transition from traditional paper-based spotter tests to digital formats, primarily facilitated by PowerPoint presentations. Traditionally, spotter tests involved identi…

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Absence of predisposing germline mutation in Breast cancer candidate genes in a high-risk population, Northeast India

Doris Zodinpuii1, Doris Lallawmzuali2, Jeremy L. Pautu3, Bawitlung Zothankima4, Lalfak Zuali1, Lalengkimi Ralte1, Pradnya Kowtal5, Ashok K. Varma5,6, Nachimuthu Senthil Kumar1

2024, 44(3), 325-333, 10.51248/v44i3.53, None

Introduction and aim Breast cancer is a leading cause of death in Mizoram, Northeast India. Germline mutations in breast cancer patients have been associated with factors such as age, pathology, and ethnicity. This study aimed to screen for germline mutations in select marker genes in a high-ris…

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Paleo diet and its relationship with Testosterone levels

Hariharan V1*,  Hempragadish. J.G2

2024, 44(3), 317-324, 10.51248/v44i3.40, None

Introduction: Adult-onset hypogonadism (AOH) is a disorder due to low serum testosterone levels and is seen in 50% of obese and diabetic males. In Obesity, excess adipose tissue converts Testosterone to estrogen thereby effectively lowering levels of testosterone in men. Obesity causes a reducti…

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Impact of fish on biochemical indicators: A comparative analysis among female subjects of fish eaters and vegans

Asha Prabhu1,2, Kedilaya, H.P.1, Raghavendra L. S. Hallur3, Manjula Shantaram2,4.

2024, 44(3), 310-316, 10.51248/v44i3.29, None

Introduction and Aim: In India, cardiovascular diseases (CVD) contribute to a major cause of morbidity and mortality. Consuming more or significant quantity of fish has been linked to a lower the vulnerability of CVD. This is due to fish oils contains long-chain n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids (…

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Hypolipidemic activity of phytosterol derived from Indian rice bran oil deodorizer distillate in free and esterified form with alpha-linolenic acid.

Raja Rajan R. G1, Bhaskaragoud G1, Gopala Krishna A. G1, Suresh Kumar G.2,*

2024, 44(3), 297-309, 10.51248/v44i3.19, None

Introduction and Aim: The hypolipidemic activity, antioxidant activity and tissue fatty acid composition of high purity phytosterols (PS) obtained from rice bran oil deodorizer distillate (RBO DOD) was evaluated in free and esterified form. The phytosterol esters of ALA (PSE) were prepared by es…

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