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Association of Pharmaceutical Teachers of India
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Patel I, Chang J, Srivastava J, Patel I, Balkrishnan R
pp. 1-4 · 2012
With a significant percentage of world population in India, global emphasis on improving maternal health in India has increased. Though India has made some progress in reducing the maternal mortality rate, it is still fa…
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Ingle P.V, Chaudhari S.L, Dighore P.N, Surana S.J
pp. 5-12 · 2012
Pregnancy is a convoluted process in women's life. We still do not understand all the intricacies of pregnancy, in terms of both foetal development and a mother's ability to adapt to and provide for a foetus. For better …
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Mahendra Kumar BJ, Soumya M, Jyothi K, Jagadish B. D
pp. 13-19 · 2012
Many drugs have come into the market in recent years and its usage is increased for multiple disorders which in turn leads to poly pharmacy and increased drug related problems. One such drug related problem is Drug-induc…
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Varun T, Sebastian J, Ramesh A, Narahari MG, Keshava Bs, Harsha S
pp. 20-24 · 2012
Aprospective monitoring of adverse drug reactions associated with antiplatelet and antiepileptic drugs was carried out in a tertiary care teaching hospital. Patients diagnosed with Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS) or ischem…
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Stejin J, Kishor KV, Nandha KN, Srinivasan A, Arul PKC, Kannan S
pp. 25-29 · 2012
Bronchial asthma is the most common chronic disease of childhood, responsible for a significant proportion of the abstinence from school. The objective of our study was to determine the total direct and indirect cost of …
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Smitha F, Padma R, Multani SK, Meenakshi J
pp. 30-35 · 2012
Diabetes Mellitus is a major public health problem affecting around 800,000 people of United Arab Emirates (about 19.2 per cent of the th population). Thus the country is ranked as the 10 worldwide in terms of highest pr…
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Thomas D, Mathew M, Mahendra Kumar B.J
pp. 36-39 · 2012
Basic objective of this study was to find out the benefit of Days Lost due to Disability (DLD) over Karnofsky Performance Status (KPS) in detecting the burden of Adverse Drug Reactions (ADRs) of diclofenac tablet in clin…
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Mohammed S.S, Sreenath M.K, Vishnu V.G, Jose F, Siraj S.T, Anand V.P.R
pp. 40-44 · 2012
The study conducted assessed the prevalence of polypharmacy and identified the individuals particularly at risk of polypharmacy.Data collection was based on the prescriptions collected from patient's hospital records and…
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Munsab A, Manju S, Abul Kalam Najmi, Faisal I, Santanu M, Ravinder K M
pp. 45-48 · 2012
The aim of the present study was to investigate whether socioeconomic status can influence the illness behaviour of tuberculosis patient. The present study was a prospective for which we compared tuberculosis patients (c…
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Dilip. C, Dinesh K.M.K, Divya R, Lisa M.M
pp. 49-52 · 2012
An attempt was made to assess the prescription monitoring pattern of anti-Psychotic drugs in geriatric patients treated at tertiary level referral hospital and to rationalise the prescription habits of the clinicians. Th…
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Deepthi E, Vijayakumar S, Ramchander D
pp. 53-56 · 2012
Psoriasis is a common, chronic disfiguring inflammatory disease of the skin characterized in most cases by well defined scaly, red and indurate plaques mainly over extensor surfaces but also often involving other areas o…
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Linu Mohan P, Jishnu NA, Remya P J
pp. 57-61 · 2012
Psychiatric disorders are among the leading causes of global morbidity. These are often chronic and need treatment with psychopharmacological agents for prolonged periods often extending up to a lifetime. The bulk of the…
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Mohamed Saleem T.K, Dilip. C, Nishad V.K
pp. 62-68 · 2012
Skin diseases in developing countries have a serious impact on people's quality of life. Occasionally skin diseases can be a manifestation of systemic diseases. Aprospective study was carried out over six months (August …
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Aishwaryalakshmi K, Sasikala B, Sreelalitha N, Vigneshwaran E, Padmanabha YR
pp. 75-78 · 2012
Modern medicines have changed the way in which diseases are managed and controlled. Despite all their benefits, evidence continues to mount that adverse reactions to medicines are common, yet often preventable, cause of …
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Pawar V, Krishna S.N, Narayana G, Sadiq J, Thomas D
pp. 79-80 · 2012
This is a case report focusing on a 50 year old woman's death possibly due to Filgrastim. Filgrastim is considered to be a drug of choice in neutropenic cases. But in this case, Filgrastim has developed several severe Ad…
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Shobha Rani R Hiremath
pp. 81-84 · 2012
Indian Journal of Pharmacy Practice (ijopp) is official journal of Association of Pharmaceutical Teachers of India (APTI). Indian Journal of Pharmacy Practice, a quarterly publication is devoted to publishing reviews and…