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Relation of cervical spine disease in patients of scalp dysesthesia

Background: Scalp dysesthesia is a common mode of presentation in rural West Bengal. The study aims at finding radiological correlation withbnimaging of cervical spine with the presenting symptoms. 
Introduction: Most of these cutaneous pain symptoms are not attributed to any pathophysiology. The range of complaints vary widely from tingling, stinging to severe itching leading to scratch-itch cycle. 

THE BASIC KNOWLEDGES ABOUT THE POSSIBILTY OF EMPLOY THE MICRONUCLEUS TEST FOR THE DIAGNOSIS OF THE DOUBTH CASES IN THE SCREENING FOR THE DETERMINATION OF BREAST CANCER

Introduction and Objectives: The aim of this study is to check the possibility to use the  tests  with micronuclei in saliva for cases doubts detected in screening for breast cancer

Gender differences in short term memory and perception

Memory and perception are valuable possessions of mankind. But these possessions are influenced by various physical, emotional and environmental factors.  So, the present study planned to investigate the influence of gender on memory and perceptual ability. Results revealed that short term memory showed statistically significant increase in females compared to males. Perceptual ability showed an insignificant increase in males compared to females.  Thus it could be concluded that women performed well in verbal episodic memory tasks and men excelled in visuo-spatial processing.

Early negative behavior in the pediatric postoperative anesthesia care unit- interference between frequently used observational assessment tools

Central to both clinical care and research is the use of observational assessment tools that help recognition and quantification of different behaviors in young children. In clinical practice it is common to experience difficulties when trying to discriminate between emergence delirium (ED) and pain after general anesthesia. The aim of this study was to explore the possible interference between two validated scores to assess ED and pain, respectively. In this prospective observational study, we included 231 children aged 1-6 years undergoing MRI scanning under general anesthesia.

Experimental investigation of new additive to optimize the properties of synthetic-based drilling fluid

This research focus on the formulation, development and testing a new additive in synthetic based drilling fluid include of amine-treated Quebracho agent . Traditionally invert emulsion drilling fluids have been formulated to achieve optimum performance of drilling operation because of the high level of wellbore stability and penetration rates by these drilling fluids. Amine-treated Quebracho agent is compatible with other chemical additives in Synthetic-Based Fluids.

The dynamics of fishing season and tuna fishing in the Indian Ocean Waters (FMA) 573

Knowledge of the existence of fish in the sea is very important to decide the right time for fishing operation. The aim of this study is to decide the right time for fishing operation in the Indian Ocean FMA 573, through 1) information about fishing season of tuna in three different waters in the Indian Ocean i.e, East Java Province, Yogyakarta Province and East Nusa Tenggara Province; and 2) information about size of tuna being caught.

MAD over donuts vs. krispy kreme: a comparative study based in the city of Mumbai

The paper analyses two enterprises in the monopolistically competitive doughnut industry in Mumbai: ‘Mad Over Donuts’ and ‘Krispy Kreme’ and their operative strategies. It concludes that while Krispy Kreme may have the better product, it has a higher price, fewer locations and not enough promotional activity. 

Effect of subjective norms to the behavior sustaining environment society in settlement in the watershed Mamasa

This study aimed to determine the influence of subjective norms of the communities in the watershed Mamasa to the behavior of preserving neighborhoods. This research was quantitative research. The population in this research was the whole community that settled in the region of watershed Mamasa. They Consist of 16 700 head of family. The numbers of samples in the study were 340 head of the family. In this study variables Consist of independent variables namely Subjektive Norms (SN) has a relationship with the dependent variable Behavior (B).