Publications by authors named "S Nishad"

Introduction: Neuropathic pain (NP) is common in spondylosis patients. Cervical and lumbar spondylosis are more common in the elderly population. Spondylosis patients also suffer from poor quality of sleep (QOS).

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  • - The study aimed to analyze the usage patterns of proton-pump inhibitors (PPIs) in prescriptions and to promote evidence-based recommendations for incorporating probiotics alongside PPIs for various gastrointestinal conditions.
  • - A survey of 1,007 healthcare professionals revealed that over 43% believed 10-30% of patients were on long-term PPI therapy, with most often prescribing PPIs for GERD-related gastritis and peptic ulcers; 91% noted that long-term PPI use disrupts gut flora.
  • - The findings highlighted a strong consensus among healthcare professionals (85%) on the benefits of prescribing probiotics to prevent gastrointestinal issues linked to PPI use, emphasizing a trend towards co-prescription to enhance patient health.
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4-aminopyridine (4-AP) is a potassium channel blocker that has been used to treat patients with multiple sclerosis and Lambert-Eaton disease. The concentration of this drug in the blood of patients was estimated to be in low or submicromolar range. Animal studies have shown that 4-AP at such low concentration selectively blocks a subset of channels in Kv1 or Kv3 families.

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Introduction: Domestic Violence [DV] is a global health problem of pandemic proportions. WHO identifies it as psychological, physical or sexual violence or threats of the same, in the premises of one's home. The perpetrator can be husband, intimate partner, friend or a family member.

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Existing prosthetic/orthotic designs are rarely based on kinetostatics of a biological finger, especially its tendon-pulley system (TPS). Whether a biological TPS is optimal for use as a reference, say for design purposes, and if so, in what sense, is also relatively unknown. We expect an optimal TPS to yield a high range of flexion while operating with lower tendon tension, bowstringing, and pulley stresses.

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