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• Inayat Grewal

Tropical infections are the leading cause of acute undifferentiated febrile illnesses (AUFI). While they are commonly suspected and tested through protocolized workup, sometimes the infections occur concurrently. Patients with concurrent infections present with atypical findings that delay diagnosis and treatment.

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• Rakshit Ahuja

Renal stone disease is a global problem with a 12% global prevalence. For the management of renal stones percutaneous nephrolithomy (PCNL) is the urological intervention of choice.

• Review Article
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• Sackline Preitas Brilhante de São

Neuroleptic malignant syndrome (NMS) could be a medical emergency related to the employment of neuroleptics and antiemetics. NMS is characterised by a particular clinical syndrome of altered mental standing, rigidity, hyperthermy, and involuntary pathology.

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• Sackline Preitas Brilhante de São

Angiotensin-converting protein (ACE) inhibitors ar amongst the most common prescribed medications within the us and thought of to be the leading causes of drug iatrogenic angioedema. High bradykinin levels stimulate dilatation and augmented tube-shaped structure permeableness of the post-capillary venules and permit for plasma extravasation into the submucosal tissue, resulting in angioedema.

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• William Stolarek, Catherine Abern

Multiple Myeloma (MM) may be a lymph cell disorder characterised by abnormal proliferation of plasma cells leading to overrun of paraprotein. Proteasome inhibitors (PI) are a corner stone for the treatment of millimetre. TMA results in end-organ harm and infarct by microthromobi.

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• Wang Wei , Situmo Zhang

Hypotension may be a standard complication throughout coronary roentgenography. Multiple factors can end in disorder in cath lab beside harm and vasovagal reaction. nervus evoked disorder is commonly associated with severe pain and anxiety. However, various causes of disorder in cath lab need to be thought-about.

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• Shruthi V Annaldasula , Bonditha Agarwal

Dietary antihemorrhagic factor may be a well-known associate degreeti-hemorrhagic agent that plays an integral role within the natural process pathway. antihemorrhagic factor is concerned in synthesis of natural process factors; II, VII, IX and factor X. antihemorrhagic factor deficiency results in hemorrhage predisposition.