Introduction. Cirrhosis represents the culmination of decades of liver injury and is thought to represent an irreversible disease. The clinical course of cirrhosis includes several disease states which require multistate ...

Introduction. The pharmacist, along with the medical staff, was identified as having a high risk of violence at work. With the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic and the new developmental features of the pharmaceutical ...

Introduction. The vaccine is a substance used to generate immunity to one or more diseases through the production of antibodies. The substance is prepared from the causative agent of the disease, its products or a synthetic ...

Introduction. Holism is the philosophy of understanding people by addressing the factors that affect people in all situations. The parameters that guide a holistic approach are the patient's thoughts, feelings, culture, beliefs ...

Introduction. Privacy in family medicine is a mandatory necessity in the competent medical act that ensures the quality of primary health care and continues with prevention and education actions, and with therapeutic and ...

Introduction. Nutrition is a very important part of the field of population general health, including children. Incorrect diet or habits, adapted from kindergarten or family, lead to the onset of obesity, which has become a ...

Introduction. The contemporary development of nursing has initiated in today's practical medicine new possibilities of activity. This profession offers prospects to achieve a wide range of medical actions. In the national ...

Introduction. Deep sternal wound infection remains a significant hazard for cardiosurgical patients undergoing median sternotomy. Although the prophylactic use of topical vancomycin to reduce the incidence of deep sternal ...

Introduction. There are about 1.14 billion smokers worldwide. Although the prevalence of smokers compared to 1990 has decreased, the absolute number of smokers, due to the rising population number, has increased. Annually, ...

Introduction. Chronic pancreatitis is commonly defined as a continuing, chronic, inflammatory process of the pancreas, characterized by irreversible morphologic changes. Aim of study. Evaluation of methods applied in the ...