Edition 6
Central Fever – Is it so rare??? – a review article
Central fever (CF) is defined as elevated temperature with no identifiable cause. It is basically a non –infectious source of fever in patients with traumatic brain injury.
Impact of Systematic Diet Counseling on CKD Stage V Patients
Nutrition is an integral part of treatment in haemodialysis (HD) patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD). Proper nutrition helps to maintenance of muscle strength and helps maintain serum albumin. ...
A study to assess the impact of PFE (Patient Family Education) on Patient Satisfaction
Patient education and satisfaction are known to be very important measures in the current healthcare environment that will have a financial impact on healthcare. In the past, healthcare facilities had...
Nutritional Process In Patients On Enteral Or / And Parenteral Nutrition
To ensure that nutritional requirements of critically ill patients shall be met with ideal calorie and protein density or modifications necessary in particular nutrient composition. Critically ill pat...
ACS-STEMI (Isolated lateral wall MI) – A case report
Isolated lateral STEMI is less common, but may be produced by occlusion of smaller branch arteries that supply the lateral wall, e.g. the first diagonal branch (D1) of the LAD, the obtuse marginal bra...
Critical Care Medicine in a Rural Setting
The major population in any community is rural. The lack of health literacy, distance and transportation, social stigma and belief in traditional medication, patients are very often brought acriticall...
In Vitro Sensitivity of Meropenem Vs Meropenem with EDTA
Antimicrobial resistance is a global threat which now a well known matter. Out of which carbapenem resistance is growing which is very alarming. In India it is reported in the range of 12.26 to as hig...
Semi-invasive Pulmonary Aspergillosis superimposed on untreated, longstanding Sarcoidosis.
Semi-invasive Aspergillosis is a type of pulmonary Aspergillosis that is seen in patients who are moderately immunocompromised, i.e., patients with underlying chronic lung disease like COPD who are on...
Datura Poisoning : A Case report
This is a case of an young patient with repeated ingestion of Datura and the management of the patient with Neostigmine with benzodiazepam. 16 yrs old patient with history of past psychiatric illne...
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