Publications by authors named "I Lama"
Article Synopsis
- The case discusses a 7-year-old girl with acute lymphoblastic leukemia who developed Ecthyma gangrenosum (EG) on her thigh, emphasizing the need for awareness of this rare condition.
- The diagnosis was based on her symptoms and positive cultures, and she was treated with a combination of antibiotics and surgical debridement, leading to significant healing.
- The discussion highlights that EG, often linked to immunocompromised patients, requires a careful approach to treatment and underscores the importance of early recognition to improve outcomes.*
Background: A rural ultrasound program was started in Nepal in order to detect complicated pregnancies early in health post where radiologists are not available to provide their services. The study aims to investigate whether focused obstetric ultrasound trained nurses were capable of detecting high risk pregnancy at an early stage in their health post and refer them to higher centre timely so that they are taken care properly.
Methods: The study site for research were health posts and hospitals where the rural ultrasound program had been conducted in districts of Sudurpashchim province.
Article Synopsis
- There is ongoing debate about how workplace interventions that boost social support and supervisory quality affect absenteeism, productivity, and financial results.
- Research aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of social support interventions on work outcomes using systematic reviews from various databases.
- A total of 10 articles met the criteria for inclusion, showing moderate evidence for social support's positive impact and limited evidence for supervisory quality on workplace outcomes.
The effect of repeat exercise on pulmonary diffusing capacity and EIH in trained athletes.
Med Sci Sports Exerc
January 1999
Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine the effects of repeated heavy exercise on postexercise pulmonary diffusing capacity (DL) and the development of exercise induced arterial hypoxemia (EIH).
Methods: 13 endurance-trained, male athletes (age = 27+/-3 yr, height = 179.6+/-5.
The purpose of this investigation was to quantify the difference in energy expenditure between traditional cycling handlebars and aero-bars during outdoor submaximal cycling. Eleven trained cyclists (age = 29.3 +/- 1.
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