Review Article

1. Introduction The U.S. healthcare system, herein called “patient” Healthcare, is critically ill, both medically and financially. Of this, there is no dispute. There is strong disagreement about how to cure this patient. Most people look to government to fix the patient. This has not worked despite more than fifty years, innumerable legislative acts, and […]

1. Abstract Orthodontic and surgical technical advances in recent years have resulted in treatment opportunities for a whole range of craniofacial skeletal disorders either in the adolescent or adult patient. In the growing child these can include myofunctional orthodontic appliance therapy or distraction osteogenesis procedures, whilst in the adult the mainstay approach revolves around orthognathic

1. Abstract In this review, our understanding of covid-19 in people with liver disease is evolving. When making decisions related to covid-19 infections or prevention, having up-to-date information is critical.

1. Abstract Eosinophilic Gastrointestinal Disorders (EGID) are rare dysfunctions with diffuse presence of eosinophilic infiltrates in the gastrointestinal tract. EGID can be primary or secondary and according to the affected segment are divided into esophagitis, gastroenteritis and Eosinophilic Colitis (EC).

1. Abstract Clinical environments provide an ideal reservoir for the growth, proliferation, and transmission of pathogenic organisms. Surfaces in hospitals e.g. hospital furniture, ECG lead wires and other cables, push buttons of infusion pumps, control knobs of ventilation machines, textiles as well as implantable biomaterials like central venous catheters, urologic catheters, endotracheal tubes are contaminated

1. Summary The management of confirmed Reverse Transcriptase Polymerase Chain Reactions (RT-PCR) negative patients that continue to present with signs and symptoms of severe infection remains a challenge for care providers in the conventional ETU ward. Healthcare workers providing care in the conventional ETU require appropriate protection against filovirus infection when providing optimal care to

DOI: https://doi.org/10.47829/JCMI.2022.61002

1. Abstract Approximately 0.06-2.3% Of The Population Presents A Jejunal And Ileal Diverticular (Jid) Disease, Of Whom Approximately 10% Develop Life-Threatening Complications Such As Inflammation, Perforation, Bleeding, Obstruction, And Malabsorption [1, 2, 3]. Although Only 40% Of These Patients Remain Asymptomatic, Jejunal Diverticulosis Is Usually Not Clinically Suspected. The Diagnosis of This Condition Is Usually

1. Abstract 1.1. Introduction: Antiretroviral treatment failure can be defined as progression of disease after initiation of antiretroviral treatment failure. It occurs in the form of virologic failure, immunologic failure, or clinical failure.