Publications by authors named "A H Akand"

Background: Vitrification is a technique of cryopreservation that has been proposed as a promising alternative method for the preservation of oocytes, embryos and gonadal tissue.

Objective: To determine the effect of different antioxidants on post-thaw viability, morphology of retrieved oocytes and histology of vitrified ovarian tissue.

Materials And Methods: Four different antioxidants [i.

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Congenital coronary ostial stenosis or atresia (COSA) is a spectrum of rare developmental conditions with different pathophysiologic mechanisms and clinical implications. Although COSA includes various entities, these entities have two features in common. First the defect is congenital, although it may progress during pre-natal and post natal life.

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The objective of the study was to evaluate the sustainability of the grazing and feeding resources of the sheep in Kashmir, India. The study was conducted in the Ganderbal District of Kashmir to evaluate sustainability, along with the scenario of grazing pattern and feeding system of the sheep during the non-migratory period. The district was divided into three production zones based on altitude, i.

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Treatment options for pneumonia and sepsis by antibiotics are limited due to the development of multidrug-resistant bacterial strains. This unmatched case-control study determined the antibiotic sensitivity against bacterial isolates obtained from septic and nonseptic children with pneumonia. Children of either sex aged 0-59 months with a history of cough or shortness of breath and radiologically confirmed pneumonia were enrolled in this study.

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  • * A study conducted in Srinagar utilized hospital data and interviews to assess the demographics and perceptions of dog bite victims, finding that most victims were males aged 30-40, with a significant number of bites occurring in the evening.
  • * The majority of bites were classified as severe (category 3), and the summer season saw the highest number of cases, highlighting the serious impact of dog bites on affected individuals and their families, especially in lower socioeconomic groups.
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