Article Metadata for American Journal of Bioscience and Clinical Integrity

Congenital stenosis of the colon and descending colon is a rare form of congenital gastrointestinal defect. The diagnosis and differential diagnosis of this disease are characterized by complexity in pediatric surgery practice.Objective. Improving...

Fluorosis is a chronic pathology of tooth enamel caused by an increased concentration of fluoride in the body. It manifests itself in the formation of spots and defects of various sizes, colors and shapes on the enamel. The disease is epidemic in ...

Caries is the decay of tooth tissue caused by bacteria living in the oral cavity. The pathology occurs due to improper or insufficient oral hygiene. If caries is not treated, it causes severe pain and can completely destroy the tooth.

Exogenous psychoses are a group of mental disorders united by a common etiology (infections, intoxications, traumatic brain injuries, etc.), features of clinical manifestations, course and consequences. In this sense, they can be contrasted with e...

The results of a study involving 200 people with various diseases of the oral mucosa are presented. A comparative analysis of the clinical results of local treatment of diseases of the mucous membrane, red border of the lips and marginal periodont...

General Background: Acute methanol poisoning remains a critical public health issue due to its high lethality and severe neurological consequences. Methanol, a widely used industrial solvent and component of various commercial products, poses sign...

Treatment of periodontal diseases with local drugs involves the use of agents that affect the etiological factors, pathogenetic mechanisms and symptoms of the disease. Dosage forms are dosed, methods of administration of drugs are adapted for loca...

Cerebral palsy (CP) is a complex disorder of the central nervous system that not only affects motor function but also leads to intellectual developmental delays or impairments, speech difficulties, and sensory deficits such as hearing and vision i...

Despite significant advances in epileptology, treatment-resistant epilepsy accounts for approximately 30% of all forms of this disease. Even taking into account the wide range of modern drug and non-drug treatment methods, there remains a signific...

General Background: Cryptosporidium spp. is a globally distributed protozoan parasite responsible for cryptosporidiosis, a diarrheal disease affecting both immunocompetent and immunocompromised individuals. Due to the absence of highly effective t...