A study of association between cervical cytology and period of co-habitation with husbands in the wives of serving soldiers.

Background: The wives of serving soldiers constitute a special demographic cohort, as they spend variable amount of time in co-habitation with their husbands. The present study aims to find if any independent association, adjusted for age, exists between the time spent living together with the husband and findings on cervical smear.

Methods: Over a period of one year, cervical smears were taken from subjects at two different hospitals.

Correlation between cerebral co-oximetry (rSO2) and outcomes in traumatic brain injury cases: A prospective, observational study.

Background: Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is known to be an important reason for the increase in disabilities and deaths worldwide. Studies have demonstrated that brain tissue oxygen (PO2) monitoring reduces mortality significantly but is a invasive method of monitoring. Therefore, there is a need to monitor cerebral ischemia in TBI by noninvasive methods.

Sutureless closure of Operative Skin Wounds.

Good tissue union and cosmetically acceptable scar is vital for ideal surgical practice. Since their discovery in 1949, cyanoacrylate compounds have evoked interest as being the ideal "tissue glue". Several different forms of this compound have been developed in order to eliminate tissue toxicity.