A Case Report on Management of Liver Cirrhosis Using Ayurveda and Integrative Approach of Treatment.

Liver cirrhosis is an advanced stage of abnormal fibrogenesis of tissues that causes liver injuries. Though cirrhosis can be managed by etiological parameters, its long-term reversal is still a question. Ayurveda system of medicine diagnoses liver disease under "Kamala" and "Udara" with promising outcomes of treatment.

Nasal application of sesame oil-based Anu taila as 'biological mask' for respiratory health during COVID-19.

This article narrates the potential role of sesame oil-based Anu taila for respiratory health and the prevention of COVID-19. Ayurveda recommends the use of sesame oil and A. taila as a part of daily routine (dinacharya) for oral gargling and transnasal application (Nasya) for preventing upper respiratory tract infections.

Regulating Microvascular Free Flaps Reconstruction in "Schobinger Stage 4" Arteriovenous Malformations of Face.

 Arteriovenous malformations (AVMs) are high-flow, aggressive lesions that cause systemic effects and may pose a risk to life. These lesions are difficult to treat as they have a tendency to recur aggressively after excision or embolization. So, it requires a regulating free flap with robust vascular flow averting the postexcisional ischemia-induced collateralization, parasitization, and recruitment of neovessels from the surrounding mesenchyme-a phenomenon precipitating and perpetuating the recurrence of AVM.

: A method for synthetic opinions to yield a robust fuzzy expert system.

In many domains, decision-making is challenging, as experts are often limited in availability. However, without a sufficient number of expert opinions, the associated solutions would not be robust. Motivated by this, , a Method for SYnthetic Opinions has been developed to produce a robust Fuzzy Expert System () by specifying , the number of (synthetic) experts per rule.

Ayurveda management of pulmonary mycosis: an integrative approach: a case report.

Background: Pulmonary mycosis is a fungal infection of the lung. Antifungal treatments are used in conventional treatments; however, incomplete response and toxicity are major challenges of antifungal therapies. In Ayurveda, pulmonary mycosis is diagnosed and treated based on principles of respiratory disorders (referred to as Shvaas Roga) with promising outcomes.