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Autor:
Amir Bux Detho, Tayyaba Iqbal, Sikandar Ali Sial, Hafiz Bashir Ahmed, Kousar Parveen, Shazia Bano
Publikováno v:
Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International. :123-128
Aims and Objects: Dermatophytosis is a common infection worldwide, and a major public health issue. Hot, humid climates and overcrowding favor the spread of skin infection in general populations. The purpose of the study is to analyze the prevalence
Autor:
Arslan Ahmer, Amir Bux Detho, Sadia Bukhari, Fouzia Rasool Memon, Sikander Ali Sial, Kousar Parveen, Shabana Memon
Publikováno v:
Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International. :21-26
Introduction: Asymptomatic bacteriuria in pregnancy (ABU) is poorly understood and neglected in developing countries. It causes certain lethal maternal and fetal consequences if left untreated including low weighted births, premature delivery, full-b
Autor:
Arslan Ahmer, Amir Bux Detho, Sikander Ali Sial, Kousar Parveen, Bhojo Mal Tanwani, Sadia Bukhari, Fouzia Rasool Memon
Publikováno v:
Journal of Pharmaceutical Research International. :18-23
Objective: The aim of study is the determination of prevalence of asymptomatic bacteriuria during antenatal period in PUMHSW, with prevalence of antenatal asymptomatic bacteriuria in neighboring countries. Methodology: This study is Cross Sectional-P
Publikováno v:
The Professional Medical Journal. 27:1-4
Objectives: D-Test as a tool to detect the frequency of clindamycin resistance in community acquired and hospital acquired methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus infections. Study Design: A cross-sectional study. Setting: Microbiology department
Autor:
Javeria Farooq, Geeta Kumari, Amir Bux Detho, Muhammad Farooq Baig, Ball Chand, Abdul Saleem Qadeer
Publikováno v:
Pakistan Journal of Medical and Health Sciences. 15:1041-1043
Background: The frequency of hepatitis C virus infection along with tuberculosis has not been widely investigated and very low statistics on rates of hepatitis C virus co-infection in tuberculosis patients. Hepatotoxicity is the major side effect of