Postmicturition dribble in men with no previous urogenital surgery: Systematic review and meta-analysis of treatment modalities.

Introduction: Postmicturition dribble (PMD) is common in males. Little is known about PMD etiology, but it is either secondary to urethral/prostatic surgery or primary (no previous surgery). Despite PMD's high prevalence, the effectiveness of its treatment modalities remains lacking.

Primary groin porocarcinoma in a 43-year-old man successfully managed by local excision: A case report and literature review.

Porocarcinoma is a rare skin malignancy that should be suspected in patients with chronic skin lesions. Although it usually affects the elderly population in sun-exposed areas, it may be seen in younger populations and in nonexposed areas such as the groin.

Evaluation of gene expression related to immunity, apoptosis, and gut integrity that underlies 's therapeutic effects in necrotic enteritis-challenged broilers.

The experiment was designed to validate the effect of and its novel commercial product (Navy Cox) on the control of necrotic enteritis (NE). A total of one hundred forty broiler chicks were randomly distributed into seven equal groups: G1, control negative; G2, infected with Eimeria (day 15) and (day 19); G3, treated with Navy Cox before challenge; G4, treated with before challenge; G5, infected and then treated with Navy Cox; G6, infected and then treated with and G7, infected and treated with amoxicillin. Chicken response and immune organ indicants were recorded during the observation period (4 weeks).

Effect of 1,3-Beta Glucans Dietary Addition on the Growth, Intestinal Histology, Blood Biochemical Parameters, Immune Response, and Immune Expression of CD3 and CD20 in Broiler Chickens.

This experiment evaluated the impact of the dietary addition of 1,3-β-glucans (GLU) on broiler chickens’ growth, intestinal histology, blood biochemical parameters, and immunity. Two hundred three-day-old male broilers (Ross 308) (97.93 ± 0.