HYPERPYREXIAL HEATSTROKE: A Brief Note on its Etiology and Prevention

Pulpal Pathology: Its Etiology and Prevention

tion, necrosis, and dystrophy are legion, ranging from bacterial invasion to hereditary dwarfism. Without question, bacterial invasion from a carious lesion is the most frequent initial cause of pulp inflammation. Paradoxically, an alarming amount of pulp involvement is induced by the very dental treatment designed to repair the carious lesion. An increase in automobile and cycle accidents, as ...

A Brief Note on Fluctuations and Interactions

In this brief note we re-emphasize the fact that an underpinning of fluctuations characterizes the fundamental interactions in the light of El Naschie’s recent work. In a recent paper El Naschie has introduced the concept of a fluction [1], a result of geometric fluctuation which could lead towards a unification of fundamental forces. It is pointed out in this brief note that recent work by the...

A brief note on extraversion and performance.

An experiment by Cohen and Horn purporting to test Eysenck's theory of extraversion is criticized on the following grounds: (a) unsuitable sample, (6) lack of proper experimental control, (c) failure to choose appropriate parameter values, and (rf) improper theoretical formulation. It is argued that the results throw little light on the nature of extraversion-introversion nor on the theory of c...

Comparing the etiology and treatment of skin fissure in traditional and conventional medicine; a brief review

Dry skin is a common problem which affects wound healing, severity of other skin diseases and quality of life of people. One of its undesirable effects is fissure that is a cutaneous condition in which there is a linear loss of epidermis and dermis with sharply defined, nearly vertical walls. In the present study, we have investigated the etiology of the disease and its treatments in convention...

A brief note on thematic roles