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The American Journal of Medical Sciences and Pharmaceutical Research

Volume 3.
Issue 08.

Volume03 Issue08

August 2021

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VOLUME 3 / ISSUE 08 AUGUST 2021
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11 articles

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Medical Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 31 August 2021

Forensic Description Of Cases Of Noletal Asphyxia

Z.A.Giyasov, S.A.Khakimov

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This article discusses the forensic description of cases of Noletal asphyxia. Expertise materials on postasphystic cases in 2017-2020 in three regions of the country were studied. Incomplete asphyxia during this period accounted for 0.31% of the total number of forensic medical examinations of survivors, and the ratio of examinations for nonlethal and lethal asphyxia was 1: 6.6%. Non-lethal asphyxia was more often observed in men, in persons aged 19-39 years, after an attempt at self-improvement, in the morning and afternoon hours. The duration of asphyxia, loss of consciousness, and the severity of signs of brain activity were interrelated. The danger to the life of the victims arose with the development of a severe coma. Based on the characteristics of such incidents, it was emphasized that when conducting forensic medical examinations, medical documents are the main source of objective data.

 

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Medical Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 20 August 2021

Dental Fear In Children And Ways To Overcome Them

Ortikova N.X., Rizaev J.A.

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Fears and anxieties are part of the normal development of a child, and, as a rule, developmental fears and anxieties are transient. However, for some children, dental fears and anxieties persist and become persistent and problematic. Many different mechanisms have been proposed to explain the development of CVD in children; however, there is general agreement that the aetiology of childhood CVD is multifactorial. Endogenous sources of CVD are internal factors that make people susceptible to the development of dental anxiety. It is important to understand that the influence of close family members can help or hinder treatment. Endogenous factors that can increase a person's susceptibility to CVD include genetic vulnerability, personality traits, age and gender. A high level of CVD among young people is associated with social, emotional and behavioural problems, general anxiety and the temperamental trait of negative emotionality. Having fears and anxieties is considered part of a child's normal development and follows a consistent and predictable pattern of adult life. Poor communication between the dentist and the patient not only contributes to the development of CVD but plays an important role in maintaining dental anxiety. Therefore, all members of the dental staff must be aware of how their behaviour can affect children.

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Medical Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 31 August 2021

Improving The Treatment Of Paradontic Diseases With The Help Of Immunomodulating And Probiotic Drugs

Rizayev Jasur Alimjanovich, Nazarova Nodira Sharipovna, Nasreddinova Maxzuna Taxsinovna

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Parodontitis is one of the most common types of dental pathology. Many factors play a role in the emergence and development of this disease. Despite certain achievements in the study of the etiological and pathogenetic ome and in the development of parodontitis diagnostics and methods of treatment of Ome, its emergence and development have not yet been determined to the end.

The emergence and passage of parodontitis is accompanied by significant changes in the content of humoral factors in the oral fluid: IgA, which plays a leading role in the defense of the mucous membrane of the oral cavity, immunoglobulins of IgG classes and secretory immunoglobulins - slgA; albumin, whose concentration in the oral fluid increases as a result of increasing the permeability of the walls

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Medical Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 31 August 2021

Clinical, Radiological And Laboratory Predictors Of Postcovid Interstitial Pulmonary Disease

Anvar Dalimov Arabboyevich, Dilfuzahon Mamarasulova Zakirjanovna, Nodirbek Ilkhomjon Ogli Yakubov

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The Fergana Valley model was used to study the risk of postcovid interstitial lung disease in patients who have had COVID-19 associated pneumonia with 50% or more of the pulmonary parenchyma affected. Predictors of the formation of postcovid pulmonary fibrosis were determined and a risk assessment scale was developed. It was found that the use of ultrasound scanners in the early postcovid period is informative and is not inferior in terms of predicting fibrosis by serial MSCT.

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Medical Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 30 August 2021

Occurrence Of Overhead Gastrointestinal Portion Hatred In Patients With Dyspepsia-A Eventual Investigation

Dr. Smith J.

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Dyspepsia is having at least one side effects of epigastric torment, uneasiness, post prandial completion, early satiety. It could be practical or natural. Among the natural reasons for dyspepsia, just 5.12% are observed to be threatening of which Adenocarcinoma stomach is the fundamental driver followed by s.c.c of esophagus.Ca stomach is more normal in blood grp A ,alcoholic,& in male patients. Antrum is the most widely recognized site of association, more normal in sixth decade of life. Stomach torment is the most well-known show followed by anorexia. This examination greetings lights these danger factors exhaustively and contrasts the outcomes and different investigations.

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Medical Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 31 August 2021

Microscopic Examination Of Postcapillary Cerebral Venues In Hemorrhagic Stroke

Khaidarov Nodir Kadyrovich, Shomurodov Kahramon Erkinovich , Kamalova Malika Ilhomovna

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Hemorrhagic stroke among acute cerebral circulatory disorders is characterized by severe neurological complications and the need to choose between surgical intervention or therapeutic therapy. According to the World Health Organization (WHO)". Globally, stroke deaths will reach 7.8 million by 2030 unless an aggressive global response to the epidemic is put in place" 1. Subarachnoid haemorrhage, which accounts for half of the non-traumatic intracerebral haemorrhage, affects the most active and able-bodied population. The most important medical and social objectives are to monitor the course of the disease from the first hours after the onset of stroke, to prescribe adequate treatment in a timely manner, and to reduce mortality and disability rates [5,9].

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Medical Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 20 August 2021

Brilliant Crisis Medication Instructors Adjust Instructing Techniques To Student Experience Level And Patient Keenness

Joshua Appel

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This examination researches whether informative strategies utilized by brilliant crisis medication residency educators change with changing states of student level of preparing, patient keenness and division statistics. Four magnificent, purposively chose, crisis medication instructors agreed to take an interest in this nonparticipant observational examination. Instructors were noticed for 32 hours in the crisis division, utilizing an organized perception structure zeroed in on: showing strategies utilized, setting student level of preparing, crisis office patient enumeration and patients' disease seriousness. Information was examined subjectively utilizing steady relative examination. Fifteen  classifications of showing techniques were noticed. The 4 most regularly noticed strategies were: Addressing (utilized in 47% of showing experiences), Guidance Giving (33%), Restricted Showing Focuses (31%) and Patient Updates (22%). Patient Updates were all the more frequently utilized with Different techniques were utilized in many experiences. Showing techniques didn't shift essentially with expanded crisis office volume, yet staff and occupants depended all the more intensely on a solitary strategy for educating per experience as quiet sharpness expanded to Emergency levels One and Two. Ends: Brilliant crisis medication educators showing strategies were ordered into 15 classifications.

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Medical Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 31 August 2021

Change Of Morphological Structure Of The Mucosa In Polypragmasia

Toshmamatov Bakhtiyor Norbekovich, Teshaev Shukhrat Zhumaevich

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In the contemporary world, there is a rapid increase in the invention and application of a large number of medications (drugs) in practical health care, which, on the one hand, can cure and/or enhance the patient's condition, but also do substantial harm to his health. The purpose of this study was to add to the body of knowledge on polypragmas that develop following nonsteroidal therapy in rats. Gastric tissue was morphologically examined in 55 rats to attain the aim. The findings revealed that nonsteroidal therapy resulted in an increase in the amount of mucous membranes and lymphoid follicles, proliferation of vascular wall cells, and poor stratification of connective tissue cells in the stomach.

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Medical Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 31 August 2021

Risk Of Pulmonary Artery Thrombosis In Type 2 DM Patients Hospitalized With Covid-19

Nodirbek Ilkhomjon Ogli Yakubov, Dilfuzahon Zakirjanovna Mamarasulova, Nataliya Gamletovna Dadamyants, Anvar Arabbayevich Dalimov

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For the first time on the Fergana Valley model, prognostic markers of the risk of thrombotic complications in COVID-19 patients with type 2 diabetes were studied. It was found that the level of glycemia, the concentration of proinflammatory cytokines IL-6, ferritin and CRP, and the marker of thrombus formation - d dimer, have a prognostic significance, with the maximum prognostic significance of the concentration of CRP. The prognostic significance of ultrasound in the aspect of thrombosis of the branches of the PA in patients with COVID-19 against the background of type 2 diabetes was established. Predictor markers are mean PA pressure, LV myocardial mass index, signs of increased intraventricular pressure in the RV, and evidence of peripheral venous thrombosis.

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Medical Sciences · OPEN ACCESS 30 August 2021

Analysis Of Biosecurity And Connected Employment Hazards Between Laboratories Medical Workers In Govt Unexceptional And High Complication Medical Laboratories

Dr. Mohanlal Dhakad

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Medical Laboratories are quite possibly the most well-known risky spots for medical services laborers, where a wide scope of word related dangers can occur. To keep away from these perils, Biosecurity measures ought to be completely carried out, which requires attention to the medical care laborers about these actions and consent to the standard Biosecurity rehearses.

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