Technological advances, particularly in the capacity to support, replace or transplant failing organs, continue to challenge and refine our understanding of human death. Given the ability to reanimate organs before and after death, both inside and outside of the body, through reinstitution of oxygenated circulation, concepts related to death of organs (e.g. cardiac death) are no longer valid. T...

The studies on In-Hospital Cardiac Arrest are limited by the fact that most of them carried out for patient admitted in ICU. Particularly ward patients, there lies a big void literature and hence this research study was undertaken order to clinical outcome in-hospital cardiac arrest patients ward. A hospital based observational among 119 evaluate presented Deenanath Mangeshkar Hospital & Re...

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a 21 year old boy was first seen because of gynecomastia and primary hypogonadisme. a biopsy specimen from the testes revealed hyalinization of the seminiferous tubules with spermatogenic arrest, and tissue studies showed positive sex chromatin and the karyotype was 47 (xyy).

a 39-year-old pregnant woman at 38 weeks of gestation was referred with labor pain to a hospital. she had consanguinity with her husband. a female newborn had multiple craniofacial anomalies and phocomelia in right upper limb. the disease locus was assigned to chromosome17q21. four days later, infant died of cardiopulmonary arrest.