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This study aimed to develop and clinically validate a quantitative indicator of hepatic preservation by using a mitochondrial enzymatic coefficient derived from the ratio of cytochrome C–dependent respiration to TMPD-dependent respiration, and to ...

On 14 August 2024, the World Health Organization (WHO) issued a warning about the virus’s potential to propagate globally. The WHO labeled monkeypox a world public health emergency, requiring urgent prevention and treatment and more than 22 millio...

The aim of this research is to study and evaluate the normal post-exercise state of a dog, including its heart rate, respiration rate, blood components, and electrolyte levels. The study aims to determine when these increases or decreases are norm...

The use of antibiotics in infancy is now a common practice in paediatric care, and is mainly used to treat bacterial infections as well as prevent severe sequelae. However, modern research shows that early exposure to antibiotics can produce unexp...

Gut microbiome is important in the preservation of intestinal health, immune surveillance and metabolic homeostasis and especially in children. The composition and functional properties of the intestinal microbiota are greatly affected by environm...

Sepsis continues to be one of the major morbidities and mortalities among paediatric patients, especially in children with a primary immunodeficiency (PID). These patients are characterised by high susceptibility to severe infections, atypical cli...

The Latin language has been a determining factor in creating and shaping medical vocabulary and has been the language base of the centuries of medical science. Even though the Latin language is not presently spoken, it is still actively incorporat...

The Latin language is significant in the creation and evolution of contemporary medical terms. This article tries to examine the significance of Latin as a universal language basis in medical science and how it is applied in modern medical educati...

Latin has traditionally formed the basis of medical language, providing a numerical structure that ensures accuracy, clarity and consistency of a worldwide healthcare system. Though the use of vernacular languages in clinical settings is on the in...

Systemic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (SIRS) in infants is a life-threatening disease because of the immaturity of immune, cardiovascular and metabolic control systems during the first year of life. Systematic inflammatory response is especially...