Publications by authors named "R Farhan"
Predators regulate communities through top-down control in many ecosystems. Because most studies of top-down control last less than a year and focus on only a subset of the community, they may miss predator effects that manifest at longer timescales or across whole food webs. In southeastern US salt marshes, short-term and small-scale experiments indicate that nektonic predators (e.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFFibroma of the tendon sheath (FTS) is an uncommon benign soft tissue tumor of the tendon sheath. Clinical and radiological features are not distinctive enough to clinch the diagnosis preoperatively. FTS occurs mostly around small joints such as the fingers, hands, and wrist.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: Isthmoceles are a growing clinical concern.
Objectives: To evaluate the accuracy of diagnosis of isthmoceles by imaging and to correlate the dimensions with clinical symptoms and histopathology.
Materials And Methods: Prospective study of women (n=60) with ≥1 C-section undergoing hysterectomy.
Article Synopsis
- Coinfections of tuberculosis and leprosy are common in areas where both diseases are endemic, with lymphadenopathy being a key symptom of tuberculosis; however, leprosy rarely presents with this symptom and is usually found in skin or peripheral nerves.
- A case study described a 45-year-old man with generalized lymphadenopathy who was diagnosed with concurrent tuberculosis and leprosy affecting his lymph nodes, a rare occurrence particularly in nonendemic regions.
- Accurate diagnosis is challenging due to overlapping symptoms and histopathological findings, necessitating awareness among healthcare professionals, especially in patients with travel history to endemic areas; specific staining techniques are essential to differentiate between the diseases.