History of Department of Neurology at S.M.S. Medical College, Jaipur

Jain, RS

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“…The DNS was noted in 94.6% of images (123 of 130) and the deviation direction of nasal septum was determined to be on right, left and median [ The sphenoid septum was observed in 99.2% of images (129 of 130) and was absent in 0.8% of images (1 of 130). The incidence of deviation direction of sphenoid septum was observed to be on the right, left or median (no deviation) as tabulated 4].…”

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Does the Side of Deviation of Nasal Septum have Concomitant Predictive Relation with Side of Sphenoid Septum Deviation?

Venkatesh¹,

Gugapriya²,

Kumar³

et al. 2021

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Introduction: The asymmetric hidden sphenoid sinuses get separated by a bony septum which rarely lies in the median plane. Deviated Nasal Septum (DNS) formed by bony and cartilaginous parts can be identified by clinical examination. Paucity of literature about the concomitant side deviation of both the septum, has been found. Aim: To find the predictive relation between the side deviation of nasal and sphenoid septum. Materials and Methods: A cross-sectional study was undertaken with coronal CT image sets of paranasal air sinuses at Chennai Medical College Hospital and Research Centre, Trichy, Tamil Nadu. Images of subjects above 18 years of age without chronic sinusitis blocking Infundibulo-osteal complex, space occupying lesion, previous sinonasal surgeries, and inflammatory polyps were included from December 2016 to January 2017. In 130 source image sets, side deviation of the nasal septum and sphenoid septum were observed and categorised. The data were analysed using IBM SPSS Statistics for Windows, version 26 and a p-value of <0.05 was considered as statistically significant. The agreement of corresponding side deviation of nasal and sphenoid septum was tested using chi-square and Kappa test. Results: The DNS was noted in 94.6% (123 of 130) of images. The right, left and median deviations were observed in 50.8% (66 of 130), 43.8% (57 of 130) and 5.4% (7 of 130), respectively. The sphenoid septum deviations of right, left and median was noted in 43.1% (56 of 130), 36.9% (48 of 130), and 19.2% (25 of 130), respectively. The right deviated sphenoid septum was seen in 39 out of 66 right DNS images and left deviated in 29 out of 57 left DNS images. Chi-square showed statistical significance (p-value=0.0031) and kappa [0.231 (SE of kappa=0.064, 95% confidence interval: from 0.104 to 0.357)] was assessed as a fair agreement between the observed values. Conclusion: The fair agreement between sides of DNS with position of sphenoid septum concludes that DNS could be a probable predictor of position of sphenoid septum.

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“…The sphenoid sinuses present with varying degrees of pneumatisation and are also related to vital structures near the sellar region [2]. The sphenoid septum lies rarely on the median plane but very often deviated laterally to one side or the other [3][4][5].…”

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Does the Side of Deviation of Nasal Septum have Concomitant Predictive Relation with Side of Sphenoid Septum Deviation?

Venkatesh¹,

Gugapriya²,

Kumar³

et al. 2021

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“…Jaipur or Pink city which also known as Paris of India, is the capital of Rajasthan. These fungi were reported frequently during last 25-30 years of survey studies of Jaipur city [5,12,[22][23][24]. T. rubrum and T. tonsurans are anthropophilic fungi causing dermatophytosis in human beings frequently reported from tinea patients of Jaipur [12].…”

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Influence of Temperature and Culture Conditions on the Survival of Keratinophilic and Dermatophytic Fungi

Jain¹,

Sharma

2022

Braz. arch. biol. technol.

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Dermatophytic and keratinophilic fungi are major components of soil microflora. Keratinolytic fungi occur abundantly in the superficial soil layers of landfills and their surroundings. The aim of the present investigation is to evaluate the survival period of these pathogenic and non pathogenic dermatophytes in different culture and temperature conditions. In present research survival period of four dermatophytic and three keratinophilic fungi has been carried out in unsterilized soil, sterilized soil and Sabouraud's dextroseagar medium at three different temperature conditions. These fungi were collected from soil samples and infected skin samples of tinea patients of Jaipur city. Bait testing (BT) and Direct soil sprinkling (DSS) methods were used for the testing of survival after every fourth month up to two years of the study. Result: Unsterilized soil and SDA medium were found more suitable for survival of all fungi. 11±1 ºC was found to be most suitable temperature condition for all tested fungi up to two years of studies. T. tonsurans has a longer survival period among all the test fungi. T. simii survived for short period of the time under different conditions.Frequently occurrence of these fungi in different localities of Jaipur district along with longer survival period in different climates concluded that Jaipur city potentially has a high risk for causing cutaneous fungal infections in human and animals.

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History of Department of Neurology at S.M.S. Medical College, Jaipur

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Does the Side of Deviation of Nasal Septum have Concomitant Predictive Relation with Side of Sphenoid Septum Deviation?

Does the Side of Deviation of Nasal Septum have Concomitant Predictive Relation with Side of Sphenoid Septum Deviation?

Influence of Temperature and Culture Conditions on the Survival of Keratinophilic and Dermatophytic Fungi

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