Journal of Vascular Medicine

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The Effectiveness of Patient and Visitor Teaching in Promoting Handwashing and Respiratory Hygiene Compliance in a Community Hospital in a Small Town

Hand cleanliness and respiratory hygiene are critical components of infection control management. They appear to be a global language in medical contexts.

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Hand Fracture Management: 15 Years of Experience from a Tertiary Care Center

Research Article
Open Access
Rahad Shehab Afzal*

Hand bone fractures predispose a man to severe disability by limiting everyday working ability. We’d like to share our expertise with hand fractures and how they affect hand injuries.

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Cerebral Arterial System Anatomical Characteristics Associated with High-Altitude Adaptation in Yak and Tibetan Sheep.

Yak and Tibetan sheep are the native domestic animals adapted to higher altitude plateau areas, and have showed excellent productivity in harshly cold, low-pressure and lowoxygen environments.

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Evaluation of the Typology of Lisfranc Foot Disorders

Although Lisfranc fractures and dislocations can occur at the TMT joint or in conjunction with other midfoot, Chopart, and ankle joint injuries, they are usually classified as midfoot injuries.

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Surgical excision’s efficacy in perforated inflammation

Although Vaginal Hysterectomy(VH) has largely replaced the Manchester-Fothergill operation (MF), the MF procedure may allow for fertility preservation in many instances of genital prolapse.

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