A Study of 50 Cases of Diabetic Foot at Tertiary Care Hospital

Patel, Dinesh G.; Patel, Rutul D.; Desai, Hitendra K.; Patel, Rajesh; Memariya, Haresh; Anand, Mugdha; Srinivas, Titte R.; Shah, Ankeet

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“…Only 2% of cases were due to placental abruption, preterm labour, and preeclampsia combined. Verma D and Patel RV reported the majority of obstetric referrals, which is in 17,18 contrast to our findings. Their most frequent obstetric diagnoses were obstructed labour (22.8%) and distressed neonates requiring an ICU facility (23.7%), while malignancies (ovarian & cervical) 17 52.5% and menorrhagia (50%) were identified as 18 the most prevalent gynaecological referral.…”

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Assessment of Obstetrics and Gynaecological referred Cases and their Outcomes to Isra Tertiary Care Hospital

Memon

Amna

Arain

et al. 2023

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Objective: To assess, the type of obstetrics and gynaecological cases referred to tertiary care hospitals.Study Design: Descriptive cross-sectional study.Place and Duration of Study: The study was carried out at the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Unit 2 of Isra University Hospital Hyderabad, Pakistan from May 2022 to July 2022.Materials and Methods: The patients who were referred to the Department of Obstetrics and GynaecologyUnit 2 at Isra University Hospital during the study duration from various primary, secondary, tertiary, andprivate hospitals for any obstetric or gynaecological emergency were the primary source of data. Theconfidentiality of each patient was carefully respected. This study evaluated the prevalence of various obstetricand gynaecological conditions for which patients were usually referred to Isra University Hospital within thestudy duration as well as the management options provided to these patients.Results: The bulk of referrals (71%) were for gynaecological cases, according to the results of our study. Patients under 20 years of age comprised 31% of the total. The majority of patients (20%) were multipara and in their third trimester (18%). Vesicovaginal fistula (VVF) was the most common gynaecological reason for referral(27%) and the least were ectopic pregnancy and UV prolapse 9% each. Placenta previa (13%), was the mostcommon obstetric referral in our study and at least 2% were placental abruption, preterm labour, and preeclampsia. Furthermore, 24% of VVF patients were successfully managed transvaginal while only 4% weremanaged transabdominal. All gynaecological malignancies were treated with total abdominal hysterectomywith bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy and omentectomy. Laparotomies were done for ectopic pregnanciesand 5 patients of UV Prolapse underwent vaginal hysterectomy whereas only 1 had pessary insertion. Amongstobstetric cases 7% cases of placenta previa/accreta had Cesarean section, 4% had Cesarean section along withbladder repair and 2% of cases necessitated myometrial excision. Compression sutures were the mostfrequently used form of treatment (5%) for postpartum hemorrhage patients, followed by hysterectomy (4%)and medical management (2%). Preterm labour was monitored, whereas placental abruption and preeclampsiarequired caesarean procedures.Conclusion: The majority of patients both gynaecological and obstetric referred to Isra Tertiary Care Hospitalthroughout a 3 months period had either an urgent need for treatment or a serious condition that necessitateda specialist's expertise and the availability of the appropriate resources. Therefore, it can be concluded thatthere is a critical need to upgrade our health system infrastructure, particularly in the area of maternal and child health care, in order to make it simple to provide timely and appropriate management to a variety of health conditions and lower the likelihood of any mishaps involving the mother or the fetus. Additionally, this will also benefit patients by avoiding unnecessary travel from distant regions and helps reduce the burden on tertiary care health system.

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Assessment of Obstetrics and Gynaecological referred Cases and their Outcomes to Isra Tertiary Care Hospital

Memon

Amna

Arain

et al. 2023

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“…1 that almost majority (92.00%) of the respondents and more than four fifth (88.80%) of the women dairy farmers participated in deciding type of milch animals and selection of breed either regularly or sometimes, whereas only 08.00 and 11.20 percent of them did not participate in deciding the type of animal and selection of breed. This finding is similar to the findings of Rathod et al (2011) [8] , Upadhyay and Desai (2011) [12] , Kathiriya et al (2013) [13] , Patel et al (2016) [7] and Kabir et al (2019) [2] .…”

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Participation of women of Gandhinagar district of Gujarat in dairy farming activities

Vekariya,

Rani,

Rajput

2024

Int. J. Agric. Extension Social Dev.

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India's economy is based on agriculture, animal husbandry and allied occupations. Dairy farming and dairy industry are important component of India's rural economy. Gujarat is one of the leading state in milk production. Majority of the work connected to dairy farming from fodder collection to looking after the livestock is all done by women. Although women are performing the majority of the work, yet their role in dairy farming and agriculture is grossly underestimated. Women perform all kinds of related work of looking after the livestock in addition to their domestic responsibilities but since they are rarely connected in marketing the produce; therefore, their work is invisible and not valued. Even the transfer of new technology in this sector is rarely transmitted to them because of the underestimation of their role. This study attempts to understand the role and contribution of women in the dairy farming in Gujarat. The study used purposive and random sampling methods to select 250 respondents who owned at least five dairy animals at the time of investigation.

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A Study of 50 Cases of Diabetic Foot at Tertiary Care Hospital

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Assessment of Obstetrics and Gynaecological referred Cases and their Outcomes to Isra Tertiary Care Hospital

Assessment of Obstetrics and Gynaecological referred Cases and their Outcomes to Isra Tertiary Care Hospital

Participation of women of Gandhinagar district of Gujarat in dairy farming activities

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