Indian surgeon challenges banon xenotransplantation

Immunological challenges and therapies in xenotransplantation.

Xenotransplantation, or the transplantation of cells, tissues, or organs between different species, was proposed a long time ago as a possible solution to the worldwide shortage of human organs and tissues for transplantation. In this setting, the pig is currently seen as the most likely candidate species. In the last decade, progress in this field has been remarkable and includes a better insi...

Ethical Challenges in Accounting: an Indian Case

Accountant working in the private or public sector companies must remain impartial and loyal to ethical guidelines when reviewing a company or individuals financial records for reporting purposes. People are expecting a lot from the professional community and the quality of the complex services provided by the accounting profession have confidence. Of The information provided by accountants sho...

Indian Childhood Cirrhosis: Case Report and Pediatric Diagnostic Challenges

Introduction: Indian childhood cirrhosis is a chronic liver disease usually seen in paediatric age group and is unique to the Indian subcontinent. The definitive causative factor for the disease is not found till now but excess copper ingestion has been associated with it.Case presentation: An Indian origin one and half year old premorbidly normal male child presented with history of gradual di...

Surgeon-General Beatson on the Indian Medical Service

and more elaborate history of the service; as it is, the article runs to only 47 pages, and is very largely taken up by quotations from old books of Travels in India. However, we welcome the article as an instalment of the History of the Service, and congratulate the veteran on his devotion to his old service and on the aid he has given in keeping alive its history and traditions. We are firmly...

Fournier's Gangrene and the Reconstructive Challenges for the Plastic Surgeon