2017, Volume 24, Issue 3

Tuberculosis represents one of the most important pro-blems in public health. It is an intense studied infectio-us disease, in the past and also in present[2,3]. The incidence of tuberculosis is decreasing in most indistrualized countries due to the improvement of […]

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Hypertrophic pyloric stenosis (HPS) is the most common surgical indication for children during the first six months of life[1]. In infants with HPS, the pyloric canal is elongated, its muscular walls severely thickened with an edematous mucosa. As a result, […]

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Peripheral nerve damage may lead to substantial mor-bidity, and the costs associated with these conditions can be elevated for both the individual and society. Nerve entrapment syndromes represent a common occurrence, but sometimes are not correctly diagnosed. They appear more […]

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From our point of view, the living environmentrefers to the sum total of events that take place around-the-clock in a living area that includes the soil alongside air, and water, including all living creatures(plants, animals and humans), plus the invisible […]

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As in cervix carcinoma the role of HPV has been proved, infact there is a rare type of PC which is directly linked to HPV[3]. As such, the prevalence of penile neoplasia is related to that of HPV in general […]

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