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Jahoorahmad Z Patankar*, Hemant N. Lahoti, Ravindra Vora, Manjusha Sailukar

DOI : 10.32474/PAPN.2022.03.000173

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Hypospadias is one of the most common congenital genital anomalies for which surgery early in life is indicated. Surgeons practicing in Rural Hospitals with limited resources are faced with numerable challenges...... ReadMore

Santosh Kumar Kamalakannan*, J Kumutha and Prithiviraj Manohran

DOI : 10.32474/PAPN.2022.03.000172

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Monitoring of vital parameters in a sick neonate is an important aspect in their management. Monitoring of vital parameters helps in early identification and early intervention which would result in better neonatal outcomes with respect to mortality and morbidity...... ReadMore

Dario Furnari, Nadya Khan, Melissa Delaney, Margaret Cerna, Himanshu Tiwari, VV Manjula Kumari, Khaled Hamlaoui, Sebastien Lagree, Amy Peace, Megan Owens, Shanee Lee Scott, Tanya Crowle, Susana Sanchez, Elena Talyanova, Monika Milczarek, Abdulrahim Alja

DOI : 10.32474/PAPN.2022.03.000171

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Learning to write requires a good functional, motor, intellectual and level affective and presupposes the knowledge and appropriate use of language. A complex of skills that the subject does not always possess, and which makes him vulnerable to school failure. The state of failure can provoke inattention, demotivation, behavioural disorders with possible manifestations of aggression or apathy. A problem, as we can see, which is not indifferent that worries teachers and parents, who must be directed to find suitable programs to face difficulties, to formulate and define helpful answers. The activity of writing is a learning, but before being a means of intellectual evolution, this learning is in close relationship with neuroprotective behavior-motor. We know that language is prior to graphism and although we do not dwell on this work on la..... ReadMore

Dario Furnari*, Nadya Khan, Melissa Delaney, Margaret Cerna, Himanshu Tiwari, VV Manjula Kumari, Khaled Hamlaoui, Sebastien Lagree, Amy Peace, Shanee Lee Scott, Tonja Latham Gustin, Tanya Crowle, Susana Sanchez, Aliaksandra Eyring, Elena Talyanova, Monika

DOI : 10.32474/PAPN.2022.03.000170

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Aging (or senescence) is that period of life, characterized by a series of progressive irreversible changes affecting the cells, tissues and organs, therefore of the whole organism, which begin when this, once development is complete, has reached a adulthood, and continue to manifest themselves, culminating in death, which occurs as a consequence of them and not by the intervention of external factors. Gerontology is the biological discipline..... ReadMore

Dario Furnari*, Nadya Khan, Melissa Delaney, Margaret Cerna, Himanshu Tiwari, V.V Manjula Kumari, Khaled Hamlaoui, Sebastien Lagree, Amy Peace, Megan Owens, Shanee Lee Scott, Tonja Latham Gustin, Tanya Crowle, Susana Sanchez, Aliaksandra Eyring, Elena T

DOI : 10.32474/PAPN.2022.03.000169

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Deep skills: positive mind neuroscience of exercise to counter Covid 19 Memory and Learning in the time of Covid 19 We must begin to lose our memory, even if only occasionally, to understand that memory is what fills our lives. Life without memory is not life. Our memory is our consistency, our reason, our feeling, even our action. Without her we are nothing [1-5]. Luis Bunuel: Memory is a wonderful mechanism, a means of transporting us back in time. We can go back a moment, or a large part of life. Sometimes not perfect, sometimes not authentic, sometimes with nuanced details, memory is however the system that allows us to recall the information we have stored and learned from both the external and internal environment. It is the experience that changes us, the contact with the environment that changes our behavior through a series of s..... ReadMore

Hafiz Muhammad Basit*, Shujaat Ali Khan, Zelal Kharaba, Manal Buabeid, Naveed Ahmed, Khezar Hayat, Ghulam Murtaza, and Nauman Rahim Khan

DOI : 10.32474/PAPN.2022.03.000168

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Background: Parental understanding about dental health is important to prevent dental problems such as early childhood caries (ECC), which have affected an uncountable number of people till the present day. The aim of the present study was to assess the existing knowledge, attitude, and practice of parents towards the prevention of early childhood dental caries attending dental clinics for their child’s dental issue in Dera Ismail Khan (DI Khan), Pakistan. Methods: A cross-sectional survey was conducted among parents of children who visited the Dental Outdoor Patient Department (OPD) of DHQ Hospital and four private dental clinics of DI Khan, Pakistan. Systematic random sampling was opted for participant recruitment. Descriptive statistics and chi-square tests were used for data analysis. Results: A total of 370 parents participated i..... ReadMore

Melanie Kapapa*, Katharina Esswein and Alexandre Serra

DOI : 10.32474/PAPN.2021.03.000167

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Background: This study analyzed the mechanisms and management of child blunt abdominal trauma to optimize prevention strategies. Aim and objectives: We identify risk factors for organ injuries and their influence on increasing morbidity and mortality. Injury characteristics including age, gender, injury mechanism, clinical presentation and complications were included. Methods: This is a retrospective cohort analysis (n=134) over 10 years at a tertiary hospital. All data was statistically evaluated including descriptive analysis accepting a confidence interval of 95%. Results: Most common mechanisms of injuries were falls (56%), sport-related (41.8%) and road-traffic accidents (21.6%). Sonography was primarily performed in 85.8% and identified a correlation between free abdominal fluid, abnormal laboratory (p<0.001) and injury pattern..... ReadMore

Julia Matjazic, Paula Moliterno and Kurt Widhalm*

DOI : 10.32474/PAPN.2021.03.000166

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Background: Gastroenteritis, caused by either bacteria, virus, or parasites, is a gastrointestinal inflammatory illness known by many. Lactoferrin (Lf), a protein primary found in human milk, is released from activated polymorphonuclear leucocytes during an inflammatory response. As such, Lf could be suggested as an indicator for the degree of inflammation in gastroenteritis. Objective: We aimed to investigate the degree of inflammation by the level of fecal Lf compared to the culture of well-known bacterial enteric pathogens in toddlers and adults, and in toddlers to examine if the intake of breast milk was associated with higher levels of fecal Lf when compared to non-breastfed toddlers. Methods: Levels of fecal Lf and fecal bacterial culture were analyzed in 512 consecutive fecal samples from patients with diarrhea where physicians ..... ReadMore