Publications by authors named "Shashikant Pandey"
Article Synopsis
- Ulnar artery access is gaining popularity for coronary procedures due to its lower complications compared to radial and femoral access, although success rates for radial access can be variable.
- A study involving over 2,500 patients showed that 98.81% were successfully cannulated using ulnar access, with minimal complications such as bleeding or pulse loss.
- Overall, ulnar access is considered a safe and feasible default strategy for patients undergoing coronary diagnostic and interventional procedures.
Determination of sex constitutes the most important element during the identification process of human skeletal remains. Several sex-specific features of human skeleton have been exploited for sex determination with varying reliability. This study aims to obtain sexual dimorphic standards for ulnae of the north Indian population.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFDetermination of sex of unknown skeleton remains is the most important step in the identification process. Racial and regional differences in the populations create and maintain specificity in their dimorphic characteristics. Moreover, considering continued secular changes in the population structure, constant revision of osteometric standards becomes mandatory.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFFacial region is drained by the maxillary, facial and superficial temporal veins. In the present case, retromandibular venous junction divided into anterior and posterior divisions immediately after its formation and a common venous channel was formed between internal jugular and anterior jugular veins where facial, lingual and submental veins drained.
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