Publications by authors named "K N Shrivastava"
Draft genome sequence of isolated from the sputum sample of a patient with pulmonary tuberculosis.
Microbiol Resour Announc
November 2024
We report the draft genome of , a rapidly growing nontuberculous mycobacterium, isolated from the sputum sample of a patient undergoing treatment for multidrug-resistant tuberculosis in Delhi, India. The 6,366,717-bp genome contains 6,124 coding sequences, one 5S rRNA, three 16S rRNAs, six 23S rRNAs, and 49 tRNAs.
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- Leprosy continues to pose significant health challenges, particularly in diagnosing and treating patients, which can lead to preventable physical deformities and disabilities; this study investigates the barriers to accessing reconstructive surgeries for these patients, considering both patient and healthcare provider perspectives.
- Conducted through focus groups and interviews at a leprosy rehabilitation center in Maharashtra in early 2024, the study gathered qualitative data on patients' experiences post-surgery and insights from a surgeon, focusing on obstacles to treatment and patient outcomes.
- Findings reveal that family support is crucial for patients and the surgery notably improves their functionality and mental health; however, issues like stigmatization and financial constraints hinder access, while suggestions for better treatment include improved infrastructure and increased funding
Introduction Engaging in caregiving can be incredibly gratifying for caregivers, but it can also lead to unfavorable outcomes and impose physical and psychological burdens on them. With limited research on the experiences and difficulties encountered by caregivers in de-addiction centers, this study primarily aims to explore de-addiction centric caregiver's experiences and challenges. Methodology A qualitative study design with a phenomenological research method was adopted.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFThis work deals with the synthesis of SnO-modified sugarcane bagasse biochar (SnO-SBB) nanocomposites using an impregnation method. XRD, FTIR, SEM, and EDX analyses were used to characterize the produced nanocomposites. Several factors influencing the removal of malachite green from wastewater the adsorption process were explored to maximize the effectiveness of this process.
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