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Volume 8 Issue 4
Highlights About Recent Sepsis Related Studies
Recently sepsis and septic shock are (re-)defined as the new definitions, which emphasis that sepsis as lifethreatening organ dysfunction caused by a dysregulated host response to (concomitant) infection(s) [1,2]. Sepsis in human was described in various forms in about 1000 BC and for the first time defined as an infection in the blood or tissues along with fever by the Persian Philosopher Ibn Sina Zakaria Razi, who was born in the Rey city, Iran (also known as Avicenna) [3,4]. [..] READ MORE
Synergistic Antimicrobial Effect of Egyptian Honey With Antibiotics and Its Capability to Restore MRSA Sensitive to Oxacillin
Since some types of honey interact synergistically at sub-lethal {sub minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC)} concentrations with antibiotics, the work tested this activity of six Egyptian honey brands; three of potent (fennel, 2 of anise & black seed) as well as three of fair antimicrobial activity (multi-floral) against two G-ve and two G+ve multi drug resistant bacterial strains [..] READ MORE
Sacral Lateral Artery: Anatomical Variation and Clinical Significance
The lateral sacral artery is a standard branch of the posterior trunk of the internal iliac artery. The variations and branching patterns of the lateral sacral artery (LSA) and its branches are very crucial for surgeons. [..] READ MORE
High Frequency of Overweight and Obesity in Saudi Community. A Cross Section, Single Centre Study
Objective
The problem of obesity extends globally. We designed this study to determine the frequency of overweight and obesity among Saudis.
Methods
Cross section study for patients older than 12 years old at the department of endocrinology at King Fahad Armed Forces Hospital between January 2018 to December 2019. [..] READ MORE
Determinants of Overweight and Obesity Among Saudi Women of Childbearing
Background and Objective
Overweight and obesity among women of childbearing age are important. We aim to evaluate the frequency of overweight and obesity among Saudi women of childbearing age.
Methods
We conducted a cross section study to analyze female participants. A total of 5152 between the ages 15 to 49 years were selected to be enrolled for the present study between January 2018 to December 2019 at the Endocrinology Department of King Fahad Armed Forces Hospital, Je [..] READ MORE
Problems Encountered With Improper Use of Smartphones: A Mini-Review
Apart from the various benefits of the high technology of today’s smart devices and the internet of increasing social interaction, creativity, self-expression, education, and learning, the negative impact of their overuse on health and learning may outweigh such benefits. [..] READ MORE
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