Publications by authors named "M Israr Nasir"

The importance of developing multifunctional nanomaterials for sensing technologies is increasing with the arrival of nanotechnology. In this study, we describe the introduction of novel nanoprobe electro-active material into the architecture of an electrochemical immuno-sensor. Based on the electrochemical immuno-sensor, functionalized tin oxide/graphitic carbon nitride nanocomposite (fSnO/g-CN) was synthesized and then analyte specific anti-aflatoxin M monoclonal antibody (AFM-ab) combined to form an electro-active nanoprobe (fSnO/g-CN/AFM-ab).

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Globally, the effects of climate change are becoming more pronounced. Simultaneously, concerns associated with climate change effects have garnered widespread attention. The motive of this study is to know about the prominent antecedents of climate abnormalities in Pakistan, which may lead to economic abnormality and instability.

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Commercial battery separators are made of polyolefin polymers due to their desired mechanical strength and chemical stability. However, these materials are not biodegradable and are challenging to recycle. Considering the environmental issues from polyolefins, biodegradable polymers can be developed as separators to reduce the potential waste from polyolefin separators.

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Aims This study aims to analyse the type of repair and post-op outcomes for individuals who underwent surgical intervention and presented with symptomatic abdominal wall hernia as an emergency. It highlights the importance of timely elective hernia management in lowering emergency presentations and any related complications. Background Abdominal wall hernias are common surgical conditions that can present electively or as emergencies, with emergency cases being associated with higher complication rates.

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Article Synopsis
  • Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is linked to serious health issues like venous thromboembolism and higher death rates, making early post-traumatic prophylaxis (PTP) important for patient recovery.
  • A systematic review analyzed data from 20 studies with over 87,000 patients, revealing that early PTP significantly cuts the risks of VTE, DVT, PE, and overall mortality compared to later administration.
  • The results emphasize the effectiveness of early pharmacologic thromboprophylaxis in improving outcomes for TBI patients, although the timing of administration (within 48 hours) is particularly critical for achieving statistical significance.
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