The Role of HRCT chest in COVID-19 Pneumonia

Background: An inflammation of the mucous membranes in the paranasal sinuses is known as paranasal sinusitis. The facial bones close to, behind, and above the nose have cavities called sinuses. All paranasal sinuses have mucous membrane lining and are joined to the nasal cavities.Case presentation: A 70 years old male came to the Ear Nose Throat department with the chief complaint of generalized headache , dull activity .Also complaint of reduce vision on both eye , blur vision of near by object and unable to see distant object, reduced sensation of smell . Patient had history of Diabetes mellitus since 5 year and having hypertension since 2 year and patient was diagnosed with covid -19 since 5 month back, was hospitalized for 15 days.On arrival physical examination of the face was carried out with shows swelling around both the eye , Nostrils finding are yellowish greenish foul smelling debris in bilateral nostrils septal perforation present posteriorly .MRI and histopathology was done later he was treated antibiotics and analgesic.

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confidence: 99%

Case Report On paranasal sinusitis with Diabetes mellitus and hypertension

Bhoyar¹,

more²

2022

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confidence: 99%

Evaluate the Effectiveness of Planned Teaching Programme on Knowledge Regarding Bone Density Investigation and Its Importance in Selected Community Area

Kakde¹,

Kamble²,

Kate³

et al. 2022

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confidence: 99%

Case Report: Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome With Meningoencephalitis With A Known Case of H.I.V.

Patel¹,

Sheikh²,

Alwadkar³

et al. 2022

Introduction: Meningoencephalitis and meningitis have a broad differential diagnosis: Infections caused by entero-viruses, human HPV types 1-4, 5, and 6, paramyxovirus (mumps), measles virus, and adenoviruses are among the causes of T.B. Clinical signs of primary H.I.V. infection cause hyperthermia, exhaustion, cold and cough, migraine, nasal cavity inflammation, widespread allergy, lymphadenopathy, and digestive issues. 2 Up to 17% of individuals get aseptic meningitis, meningoencephalitis, and encephalitis, which could be related to a quicker course of treatment for the disease and complication. After the onset of the initial H.I.V. infection symptoms and all other symptoms have subsided, neurological symptoms may develop or show up to 3 months later. Respiratory failure is a reasonably typical presentation to the I.C.U. in HIV-infected individuals. Since the meningoencephalitis epidemic, the overall incidence of Pneumocystis jiroveci as a cause of respiratory failure has decreased. There is evidence that continuing or initiating HAART in critically sick H.I.V. patients is helpful and should be addressed following a multidisciplinary discussion. Conclusion: One instance of meningoencephalitis and two cases of meningitis caused by primary H.I.V. infection is discussed. Patients with H.I.V. frequently enter the I.C.U. Due to respiratory insufficiency. Since the AIDS crisis, Pneumocystis jirovecii has generally become less common as a cause of respiratory failure. There is proof that starting or maintaining HAART is suitable for H.I.V. patients who are critically sick, so this should be taken into consideration following a multidisciplinary discussion. A literature analysis was carried out because critical care professionals have significant moral and practical repercussions when selecting whether to assist HIV-infected patients in the I.C.U.