Ophthalmic manifestations and treatment outcomes in leukaemia: a comparative analysis of clinical spectrum, visual prognosis and predictors of disease remission across subtypes.

Aim: To conduct an analysis of ophthalmic manifestations in leukaemic patients and evaluate their impact on visual outcomes and disease remission.

Methods: This retrospective, comparative study included 244 patients (378 eyes) diagnosed with leukaemias between January 2016 and 2024. Data included demography, leukaemia type, ophthalmic manifestations, imaging modalities, treatment modalities (ocular and systemic), treatment outcomes (relapses or remission) and final visual acuity.

Identification of KIR3DL1*0080105, KIR3DL1*0150224 and KIR2DL4*060 by Next Generation Sequencing.

The novel KIR3DL1*0080105, KIR3DL1*0150224, and KIR2DL4*060 is identified in healthy individuals from the Indian population.

Assessment of Passive Smoking in Children With Asthma Using Urinary Cotinine Levels and Its Association With Asthma Severity.

Introduction Passive smoking can exacerbate asthma symptoms in children. Although cotinine levels offer an accurate measure of passive smoking, their use in clinical, forensic, and medicolegal documentation remains limited. This study aimed to evaluate passive smoking in children with asthma by measuring urinary cotinine levels and to explore the forensic and medicolegal implications of documenting such exposure.

Anticariogenic effect of herbal extracts and other commercial products against and : An study.

Context: Dental caries remains a global health concern. While various prophylactic agents, including probiotics and other compounds, have been used, the search for effective natural solutions continues. Herbal products are valued for their anticariogenic properties.

Impact of Blood Volume on Pathogen Detection and Time to Positivity in Paediatric Blood Cultures Using BACT/ALERT 3D Automated Systems.

Background Bloodstream infections (BSIs) are a major cause of morbidity and mortality in paediatric populations. Early and accurate pathogen detection is crucial for prompt therapy. Blood volume is a key factor influencing culture sensitivity and time to positivity (TTP).