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BACKGROUND: The aim of this study to assess anemia prevalence and types of anemia in chronic hemodialysis patients. METHODS AND MATERIALS: We performed a prospective study of Anemia Prevalence and iron deficiency Anemia in patients undergoing on maintenance Hemodialysis at our Institute. Data Abstracted from 150 patients Medical history and Investigations. Hemoglobin, & Iron, Ferritin, TIBC, MCV, Transferrin saturation were used to study Anemia prevalence and iron deficiency anemia. RESULTS AND CONCLUSION: 150 patients undergoing hemodialysis were included in our study. Of them 97(64.66%) were male and 53 (35.33%) were female. Large number of patient's age between 40-60 year (48.66%).our studies showed prevalence of anemia 77.33% and iron deficiency 25.33%

A bstract Coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) has heralded a wide set of challenges involving not only the medical management of the patients but also the legal dilemma with regards to provision of healthcare services. The medical professionals have experienced difficulty in balancing their obligations and duties toward the patients, and their own right to safeguard self, family, and their clinical establishments. The professional regulatory bodies and government have formulated new policies and amended laws to control the current situation. It is the need of the hour to be mindful of the existing laws and our rights and duties in the era of current pandemic. Collaborative efforts are needed to provide best possible care in the current unpredictable environment. The commonly encountered problems and their possible solutions are discussed in the context of medicolegal framework applicable to Indian medical practitioner. How to cite this article: Kumar A, Kapila M, Pankaj R. Medicine and Law in the Times of COVID-19 Pandemic: Understanding the Interphase. Indian J Crit Care Med 2020;24(10):971–974.

Several methods are available to treat mandibular tumours. This case series demonstrates the feasibility of resection and immediate reconstruction with free rib graft in limited resource settings. Innovative technical modifications are described to handle the problem of reconstruction of the angle of the mandible and to provide increased bone bulk in the centre of the mandible. Early postoperative complications are few. Follow-up demonstrates good functional results.

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