Anesthetic management of a COVID 19 suspected patient for mastectomy

Babu, Karthik Chandra; Rajan, Sunil; Paul, Jerry; Kumar, Lakshmi

doi:10.4103/sja.sja_259_20

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“…regarding anesthetic management of a COVID suspect case. [ 1 ] Suspected or confirmed COVID patients pose unique challenges for the anesthetist due to its contagiousness and systemic implications of the illness. Unfortunately, this article is somewhat unclear, apparently resulting from the authors' omission of recent literature, probably due to the perils of the extensive nature of the literature on the management COVID related guidelines.…”

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Gupta

2021

Saudi J Anaesth

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Region-Wise COVID-19 Vaccination Distribution Modelling in Tamil Nadu Using Machine Learning

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Influence of tillage systems and sowing dates on the incidence of leaf spot disease in Telfairia occidentalis caused by Phoma sorghina in Cameroon

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Ambang

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The production and leaf quality of Telfairia occidentalis in Cameroon are gravely threatened by leaf spot disease. A field study was conducted in July 2019 and 2020 to determine the influence of tillage systems and sowing dates on the incidence of Telfairia occidentalis leaf spot caused by Phoma sorghina. A randomized block design with three replications and four planting dates was used. The soil physicochemical properties were also determined. Data for disease incidence were registered once every two weeks and submitted to generalized linear model for statistical analysis. The means were separated by Duncan’s multiple range test at a 95% confidence interval. Calculations for disease incidence and statistical analysis were conducted using the Microsoft Excel program and SPSS version 23, respectively. Statistical analysis revealed that the zero tilled field generally registered a lower leaf spot disease incidence than the tilled field, which was highly significant (p ≤ 0.05). In addition, the second sowing date in the zero tilled field proved to be better in terms of low disease incidence than other sowing dates employed in the study. Therefore, to minimize the devastating effects of leaf spot disease, zero tillage coupled with the second sowing date could be exploited.

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Anesthetic management of a COVID 19 suspected patient for mastectomy

Cited by 4 publications

References 2 publications

Anesthesia practice amid the pandemic mayhem: Time for critical appraisal and reorganization

Anesthesia practice amid the pandemic mayhem: Time for critical appraisal and reorganization

Region-Wise COVID-19 Vaccination Distribution Modelling in Tamil Nadu Using Machine Learning

Influence of tillage systems and sowing dates on the incidence of leaf spot disease in Telfairia occidentalis caused by Phoma sorghina in Cameroon

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