Written by Harpreet Kaur
Published in Vol 3 Issue 2, 2023
Giant cells with multiple nuclei are frequently observed in histopathological examinations and are often crucial for diagnosis, though they can occasionally lead to diagnostic challenges. This study highlights a series of cases involving giant cell lesions (GCL), focusing on the differential diagnosis and the additional diagnostic methods used to reach a conclusive diagnosis. The aim was to develop a diagnostic approach to more accurately characterize these lesions. We reviewed all cases from Ja
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Written by Asma Elhaj Ibrahim Abdulgadir
Published in Vol 3 Issue 2, 2023
Pulmonary embolism (PE) occurs when a clot blocks a pulmonary artery, which can be fatal. Identifying high-risk patients allows for early interventions to prevent death. The symptoms and signs of PE are often vague and underdiagnosed. This study aims to investigate the clinical manifestations and risk factors of acute PE. A hospital-based cross-sectional study was conducted at Alshaab Teaching Hospital between May and December 2019, with data analyzed using SPSS software. The most common clinica
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Written by Ahmad Mohammad Khalil
Published in Vol 3 Issue 2, 2023
Epigenomic analysis involves large-scale data science, which poses significant challenges in converting data into usable knowledge. To achieve precise control over gene activation and suppression, a comprehensive understanding of the molecular components of epigenetic processes is essential. Only recently have advancements in technology allowed for the thorough exploration of the functional effects of complex epigenetic pathways. This progress involves integrating nuclease-free genome-editing (G
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Written by Shaik Rehna
Published in Vol 3 Issue 2, 2023
The present study is a clinical case report on amputation due to dry gangrene. Dry gangrene is caused by reduced blood flow through the arteries, leading to a gradual and progressive condition. In this type of gangrene, the affected tissue becomes dry, hard, and dark, eventually sloughing off. Dry gangrene is often observed in people with arterial blockages, such as arteriosclerosis, and can also be triggered by conditions such as Raynaud’s disease or neurological injuries. The disease usually b
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Written by Magdalena Nandzik
Published in Vol 3 Issue 2, 2023
The present review aimed to investigate the impact of keratoconus on patient well-being. Improving the quality of life of patients remains a key focus in modern medicine. The advent of advanced therapeutic methods has significantly slowed the progression of numerous diseases. Among the various causes of visual impairment, corneal diseases play a major role. Statistically, one in four people with vision problems suffers from a corneal condition. In particular, keratoconus is a pressing concern gl
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Written by Hala Salim Sonbol
Published in Vol 3 Issue 2, 2023
Proteomics is a branch of science that focuses on the study of proteins—how they are structured, function, and interact in living organisms. This review article explores the various aspects of proteomics and its broad applications in various research areas. It emphasizes the pivotal role the proteome plays in an organism, with changes influenced by its physiological state and environmental factors. Nutritional proteomics, or neuroproteomics, applies proteomic techniques to study how proteins int
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Written by Hassan Noor
Published in Vol 3 Issue 2, 2023
Cognitive disorders are among the important complications that can occur in association with surgery and anesthesia and require proactive planning and precautionary measures before surgical intervention. Overlooking or being unaware of the contributing factors can significantly increase the risk of developing such issues. This review article aims to examine the underlying causes and contributing factors associated with cognitive problems that occur in the perioperative period. This article seeks
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