The purpose of the paper is to presents some results of the project entitled “Transfer of innovative training solutions for VET of quality professionals” (acronym TIT-us) financed by European Commission. It addresses to the need of designing new VET courses for training in quality management qualifications. Our approach for quality design of VET courses is to add the methodological step to the ...

In malaria, development of resistance towards artemisinin derivatives has urged the need for new drugs or new drug combinations to tackle the drug resistant malaria. We studied the fresh root extract of Vetiver zizanioides (Linn.) Nash (VET) with a CDRI-CIMAP antimalarial α/β arteether (ART) together for their antimalarial potential. Our results showed additive to synergistic antimalarial activ...

The work-oriented change in the didactics of vocational education (VET) identifies ‘significant’ vocational work situations and the associated work process knowledge as the pivotal factor in the design of vocational curricula and processes. What is dramatic about this change of perspective is not merely the departure from academic, discipline-based teaching methods, but also the formulation of ...

Nearly 50% of the horses participating in endurance events are eliminated at a veterinary examination (a vet gate). Detecting unfit horses before a health problem occurs and treatment is required is a challenge for veterinarians but is essential for improving equine welfare. We hypothesized that it would be possible to detect unfit horses earlier in the event by measuring heart rate recovery va...

1 Referred by Prof. Dr. Salah Deeb Deeb Professor of Pathology, Fac. Vet. Med., Beni Sueif University Prof. Dr. Mahmoud Samy Professor of Pathology, Fac. Vet. Med., Cairo University Pathologic and clinicopathologic studies on chronic copper toxicosis in a group of milking Ewes By Sameh Youssef Dept. of Pathobiology, Ontario Veterinary College, Ontario, Canada *Home address: Dept of Pathology, F...

We retrospectively reviewed the charts of 121 patients consecutively admitted to our epilepsy-monitoring unit (VET) during the period of 01 July 2001 to 31 December 2002. We excluded patients with a confirmed diagnosis of epilepsy who were admitted for invasive pre-surgical monitoring. Medical records were reviewed to collect demographic and clinical information that lead to the initial referra...

On-field trial was conducted in dairy animals to evaluate efficacy of Styplon Vet Bolus (M/s Himalaya Drug Company, Banglore, India) as supportive therapy in management of hemorrhagic conditions (Hematuria, hemoagalectia, bleeding wounds, uterine bleeding and epistaxis) of ruminants. Styplon Vet 1-2 boli twice daily was administered to cows and buffaloes, and 1⁄2 bolus twice daily for sheep til...

Introduction The eosinophilic syndromes seen in cats and dogs are the result of uncontrolled tissue damage following insults by antigens such as parasites, allergens, infectious agents (fungi, bacteria and viruses) or drugs. The functions of the eosinophil are to destroy parasites and remove foreign material by phagocytosis or extracellular degranulation by releasing various enzymes and toxins ...