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Giant Hydronephrosis in Third Trimester Pregnancy Resulting from Concurrent Uretero pelvic Junction Calculus and Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Leanne Kui Yan Liaw*

    Giant Hydronephrosis (GH) is rare. A GH patient can develop symptoms at a later stage of pregnancy, and they can have a successful normal vaginal delivery with conservative management. When diagnosing Giant Hydronephrosis, we should be alerted to the possibility of an occult malignancy.


Factors Influencing the Perinatal Mortality among the Hill Korwas: A Particular Vulnerable Tribal Group of Chhattisgarh, India

Sandeep Sharma*

    The prime objective of this study is to know the biocultural determinants of perinatal mortality among a particular vulnerable tribal group. WHO defined perinatal mortality as the "Late fetal and early neonatal deaths weighing over 1000 gm. at birth expressed as a ratio per 1000 live births."


Post-COVID Clinical Manifestations in Non-Hospitalized Patients with COVID-19: A Retrospective Cohort Study

Riham Abdelrahman Eltoukhy*

    Clinical features and outcomes of COVID-19 patients after discharge must be improved in specific populations. Therefore, we aim to investigate important parameters (clinical, laboratory, radiological, and outcomes) in the post-hospital discharge of COVID-19 infection.


Situational Diagnosis in Brazilian Triple Side Border Primary Health Care Scenario

Ozires Kelvin Guimaraes Vieira1; Vitor Fernando Elias; Caio Mora Rodrigues; Negli Valter Sganzerla Junior; Flavio Abrhao Delgado Farhat; Juliana Cristina Braga de Lima; Mateus Ferrari Roldão; Joao Roberto da Conceicao Junior; Lucas Fernando Rodrigues; Cezar Rangel Pestana*

    Situational Diagnosis emerges as an important tool for primary care services in health basic units by data analysis collected from Health Family Team territories. The main aim of the study is to report the situational diagnosis in a health basic unit for local health care planning strategies. An observational study based on consolidated reports containing institutional, demographic and epidemiological profiles was performed.


Health Seeking Behaviour among the Persons in Contact with Tuberculosis Patients in an Urban Slum Patharbandh, Khurda, Odisha: in Sociocultural Approach

Debajanee Lenka*; Amarendra Mahapatra; Santosh Sahoo

    Health seeking behaviour is now a major challenge for the health system to improve the situation of TB cases. Inadequate knowledge and understanding of the people always matters for success and implementation programme of any disease. Therefore Govt. has initiated to conduct awareness camps and involved health workers but yet there is no changes seen among the people specifically those are under poverty and having less qualification.


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