CASE REPORT | April 30, 2017
Reducing the Burden with a Hollow Maxillary Denture: A Case Report
Dr. S.P. Dange, Dr. Nimisha Sunil Manjrekar, Dr. S. A. Khalikar, Dr. K. Mahale, Dr. A. Khalikar
Page no Sch. Bull.; 2017, 3(4): 176-179 |
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Abstract: Success of a complete denture relies on the basic principles of retention, stability and support. The increased interarch space in severely resorbed ridges of maxilla and mandible provides decreased support, retention and stability. In order to decrease the leverage, reduction in the weight of the dentures is recommended. This article describes a case report of an edentulous patient with severely resorbed maxillary ridge in which a simplified technique for fabricating a light weight hollow maxillary complete denture was used.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | April 30, 2017
Mandibular Fractures in Kashmiri Population
Dr. Altaf Hussain Malik, Ajaz A Shah
Page no 98-101 |
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Maxillofacial injuries of which mandible fractures is a common phenomenon are very common now due to
increased traffic, alcoholism and have a significant functional, anatomic and aesthetic impact on facial region. The aim of
the study was to study the pattern of mandibular fractures in Kashmiri population. A prospective study was carried out
which included 240 patients to study the etiology, gender distribution and type of mandible fracture present in
maxillofacial region in a Kashmiri population. The showed that 73.3 % were males and 26.7% were females ,about
62.9% had suffered fracture due to RTA, followed by13.7% due to falls and 17.9% by assault .About 53.7% of patients
had mandible fractures, of which 20.9% times it was parasympheseal fractures. The study establishes that mandibular
fractures are very common in Kashmir in maxillofacial region due to road traffic accidents.
REVIEW ARTICLE | April 30, 2017
C-Reactive Protein and its applications in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery- An Overview
Mohammed Imran, Akshay Shetty, Vivek G.K, Adil Shafath, Vaibhav N
Page no 93-97 |
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C-reactive protein (CRP) was discovered by Tillet and Francis in 1930 as a substance in the serum of patients
with acute inflammation that reacted with the C polysaccharide of pneumococcus. C-reactive protein (CRP) is an acute
phase protein which reflects a measure of the acute phase response. CRP, which is present in only small amounts in
healthy individuals, is involved in several processes of the unspecific immunologic defense. The serum levels of CRP
raises with infection making it a positive acute phase reactant. This review mainly highlights the role of CRP in the field
of Oral and maxillofacial surgery, It provides a knowledge based framework for interpretation and analysis of clinical
observations of CRP in relation to infection and other pathologies in orofacial region.
RESEARCH ARTICLE | April 30, 2017
Description of field trench configuration and processing and interpretation of ground penetrating radar’s data
Sun Tianzhu, Shen Chen, Feng Guoqi, Zhang Bolin, Tao Jianbo, Yan Baiquan
Page no Sch. Bull.; 2017, 3(4): 204-209 |
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Abstract: In recent years, ground penetrating radar (GPR) has been widely used as a technical means to understand the characteristics of subsurface geological deposition. However, there has not been any ground penetrating radar to recognize the internal configuration of the dam. The aim of this study is to form a composite dam with a point bar stack. Firstly, the highest resolution frequency of GPR is selected, and then the data are taken in the study area. And eliminate the influence of various factors on data volume. On the basis of the previous work, the location, the formation mechanism and the spatial distribution of the composite dam are determined by measuring the location of the point dam overlap and the dip angle, inclination and thickness of the lateral accretion.
CASE REPORT | April 30, 2017
Impacted Mandibular Third Molar in Ramus: A Rare Presentation
Nouf Haif Alsubeaie, Areeg Zakari, Ghadeer Ahmed Al Mughlis, Mahmoud Almasrahi, Fareedi Mukram Ali
Page no 91-92 |
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Mandibular third molars were found to be the common impacted tooth, but the ectopic eruption of the third
molar is uncommon. The etiology and other information of these teeth were not completely clarified. The present article
reports a case of an ectopically impacted left mandibular third molar in the ramus of the mandible.
RESEARCH ARTICLE | April 30, 2017
Non-Refoulement in Comparative Study: Do Canada, Australia and Belgium Comply with International Conventions?
Ibrahim Abdou Chekaraou
Page no Sch. Bull.; 2017, 3(4): 188-203 |
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Abstract: The principle of non-refoulement is seen by most in the international law arena as fundamental to refugee law. Since its expression in the Refugee Convention in 1951, it has played a key role in how states deal with refugees and asylum seekers. Scholars and Experts in refugee law define it as the idea that ‘no refugee should be returned to any country where he or she is likely to face persecution or torture’. This paper discusses the non-refoulement in Canada, Australia, and Belgium–three western States knowing for their constant reference to international law. When deporting a person can lead to torture and arbitrarily deprivation of life, that deportation potentially violates an international obligation or a State’s constitution. It is now well established that International Human Rights treaties impose obligations on States to protect persons from refoulement beyond the terms of the Refugee Convention. The paper expresses its concerns for the violation of international conventions from these Western States. I argue that these developed States’ application of these norms reflects partial compliance with its obligations, as it acknowledges important humanitarian concerns regarding international protection. This paper argues that these States’ application of these norms reflects partial compliance with their obligations, as it acknowledges important humanitarian concerns regarding international protection. The paper offers suggestions, which might assist their respective governments in developing a more effective approach to the assumption and implementation of international human rights obligations.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | April 30, 2017
Incidence of post endodontic pain after single visit root canal treatment with manual, rotary and rotary instruments with ultrasonic cleaning: a comparative study
Dr Atul Jain, Dr Rachana Bahuguna, Dr Shruti Kashyap, Dr Ashiq Ali
Page no 102-109 |
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Amongst the various complications reported for single visit endodontics, incidence of post endodontic pain
(PEP) is the most common. To evaluate and compare the incidence, duration, intensity and nature of post endodontic
pain (PEP) in single visit endodontic treatment, following biomechanical preparation (BMP), using K files with Step
Back Technique, Protaper Next with Crown down Technique and Passive Ultrasonic Instrumentation (PUI) along with
Protaper Next. 75 patients, with asymptomatic irreversible pulpitis in Maxillary anterior teeth were selected and treated
with single sitting root canal treatment, by a single operator. Patients were randomly divided into 3 groups, Control (K
files using step back technique), Experimental 1 (Protaper Next using crown down technique) and Experimental 2
(Protaper Next along with PUI). Patients were recalled, examined and asked to fill up questionnaire after 3hrs, 24 hrs, 48
hrs and 7 days of wearing-off of anaesthesia. On the basis of response given in the feedback forms, PEP was evaluated
for incidence, duration, intensity and nature. Statistical analysis of the data was carried out using Chi square test and level
of significance (p < 0.05) was evaluated. Incidence of PEP was identical in the two experimental groups, which was
lower than the control group. Statistically, difference in the incidence of pain, amongst the three groups was found to be
non-significant. The duration of pain was longest in Control group, with more patients, experiencing pain, whereas it was
least in Experimental group 2. Across the groups, maximum patients experienced mild, continuous pain. Majority of
patients experience PEP that is mild, continuous, localised and precipitated by trigger factors. It lasts longer, with hand
instruments.
REVIEW ARTICLE | April 30, 2017
The reality of Marketing Policies for Jordanian Finance Companies
Akif Yousef Al-Zyadat, Ayed Al-Zyadat
Page no 448-454 |
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This study aims to investigate the reality of marketing policies for the finance companies in Jordan from the
employee’s point of views in the finance companies in the northern governorates, by surveying the point of view for (55)
employees in these companies .To achieve the objective of the study, it has been distributes questionnaire consisting of
(25) paragraphs was distributed in 4 areas: (promotion of the company, loans, location of the company and safety). After
applying the study to the sample, the results shows that the marketing polices were very effective on all dimensions, In
addition to the absence of differences of statistical significance in all gender variables. While the differences emerged
due to the scientific qualification and experience variables. Finally the study concluded a set of recommendations.
REVIEW ARTICLE | April 30, 2017
Reviewing the Effect of Human Behaviour towards Portfolio Selection from Theoretical Outlook
Mohamed Ibrahim Mugableh
Page no 446-447 |
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REVIEW ARTICLE | April 30, 2017
Iraqi Experiment in the Use of Alternative Fuel: A Review
Khaleel I Abass
Page no 171-184 |
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Iraq is one of the richest countries in the world with natural resources, especially oil and natural gas. This
country has been subjected to a series of wars and economic blockade for many years, affecting the country's
infrastructure and causing the deterioration of services provided to citizens. Perhaps one of the poorest services is the fuel
produced in the refineries of the country, as the Iraqi gasoline and diesel are considered of the worst fuels on the global
level. The locally produced gasoline contains high sulfur content (500ppm) in addition to a high percentage of lead
compounds to increase octane. Iraqi diesel is considered the world's worst with 1 to 2.5% of its weight is sulfur. Iraqi
researchers have spared no effort to find alternative fuels that give better engine performance and lower exhaust
pollutants while improving fuel consumption. This paper examines some of these efforts over the past years and the
various findings of Iraqi investigators results using gaseous fuels such as natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas and
hydrogen, in addition to the use of some additives to gasoline and diesel, such as oxygenates and biofuels to reduce the
effects of sulfur associated with these types of fuel. Researchers have gone a long way in reaching multiple types and
alternative methods of operation to reduce the pollutants generated by the engines, and it remains the responsibility of
decision-makers to choose the most appropriate ones.
REVIEW ARTICLE | April 29, 2017
The New Thinking of the SMEs Transformation and Upgrading in Shaanxi Province: from the Internet Finance Perspective
Li Penglin, Liu Honghao
Page no 338-347 |
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On the basis of defining the connotation of the transformation and upgrading of small and medium-sized
enterprises (SMEs), combining with the practice of the SMEs transformation and upgrading in Shaanxi province, with
the intention of solving financing demand in the process of transformation and upgrading of SMEs, this paper analyzes
emphatically four common transformation and upgrading connotations of the and its financing demand characteristics
including management transformation, business model transformation, industry transformation and enterprise upgrading
for SMEs in Shaanxi province, and discusses the characteristics and advantages of Internet finance means including P2P
(Peer to Peer) lending, crowd funding and e-commerce finance when solving the problem of the financing demand and
proposes a feasible strategy for the bottle-neck of financing from a new perspective. Based on this analysis, this paper
further proposes the policy advice of making full use of Internet finance as means, and combing SMEs, Internet finance
enterprises and government working together to promote the transformation and upgrading of SMEs.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | April 29, 2017
Factors Influencing the Frequency of ICT Use in the EFL Classroom
Noureddine AZMI
Page no 321-327 |
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Recent developments in computer and web technology have prompted new revolutionary ways of using
Information Technology in English language teaching. While there is evidence of the usefulness of ICT in the Moroccan
language classroom, a wide range of factors and challenges still inhibit the widespread introduction and use of the new
technologies as basic tools of teaching, and deter EFL teachers from adopting them to maximize targeted learning
outcomes. The findings from the research suggest that there is no clear link between independent variables (teachers‟
socio-demographic and substantive variables) and the frequency of ICT use in the Moroccan English language
classroom. However, and though they are not statistically significant, gender and computer literacy show some effect.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | April 29, 2017
Job Enrichment and Employee Commitment in Selected Brewing Firms in Anambra State
Hope Ngozi Nzewi, Obianuju Mary Chiekezie, Obi Ekene, Agu Emeka Raphael, Augustine Arachie Ebuka
Page no 330-337 |
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The seeming non autonomy of work in the studied organization necessitated this study. The study examined
the type of relationship between job enrichment and employee commitment in selected brewing firms in Anambra State.
A survey research design was adopted. A sample of 156 respondents was selected from the population size of 543 using
Taro Yamani Formula. A 12-item questionnaire with close ended questions was used for data collection. Pearson Product
Moment Correlation Coefficient was used for data analysis. Finding showed that there is a significant positive
relationship between job autonomy and affective commitment among the employees in the selected brewing firms. It was
also found that when the jobs of the employees are enriched, their commitment level would increase positively and that
would ultimately increases their productivity level in the organization. The study recommended that organizations should
focus on giving employees a considerable level of job autonomy, this would enable them to utilize their skills and ability
to complete assigned tasks and take responsibility for their actions, as well as maintaining strong loyalty and commitment
level to the organization.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | April 29, 2017
Intra-Ventricular Tumors and Their Expression with Immunohistochemistry (IHC) Markers- Original Article
Dr. Anunayi Jestadi, Dr. Kandukuri Mahesh Kumar
Page no 118-126 |
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Intraventricular neoplasms of the central nervous system are rare and arise from periventricular structures such
as the walls of the ventricular system, the septum pellucidum, and the choroid plexus. Many tumour types arise from, or
can bulge into the ventricular system, although there are certain lesions that are relatively restricted to ventricles. A
number of factors assist in defining the differential diagnosis, both radiological and clinical, including where the lesion is
positioned within the ventricle as well as age and any associated conditions. A total of 30 cases of primary
intraventricular tumors were studied. Study included both the left over squash and regular tumor tissue specimen.
Duration of the study was 2 years. In this study, the overall incidence of the intraventricular tumors was 5.47 %, 30 cases
among the total 548 intracranial lesions. Out of the 30 cases, 19 were males and 11 were females. Most of the cases were
seen in the age group of 11 to 20 years and least tumors were seen in the age group 51 to 70 years. Intraventricular
tumors are rare tumors and they closely mimic various other tumors of the CNS on imaging. Squash cytology and
Histopathological examination (HPE) usually confirms the diagnosis.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | April 29, 2017
Global Knowledge Senior High School Student in Banten Province
Anis Fauzi
Page no 348-356 |
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This study intends to describe the global knowledge of senior high school students at Cilegon City and Serang
City. This study aimed to describe the level of global knowledge high school students at Cilegon and Serang City, and
compare the level of global knowledge among high school students at Cilegon City with high school students at Serang
City by using „t‟ test for large sample group. The authors performed the statistical analysis in order to find a comparison
of global knowledge among senior high school students in the study site by using 't' test for large sample group. With 208
degrees of freedom, and at the trustworthiness level of 95%, it obtained the value of t table about 1.67. The t value of
Comparison on Global Knowledge between senior high school student at Cilegon City and senior high school students at
Serang City of 0.216 is smaller than t table value of 1.67. According to this condition, there is no significant difference
between Global Knowledge of senior high school students at Cilegon City with senior high school students at Serang
City. However, in a simple, based on the difference of the average score (mean) between the two groups of respondents,
in fact it can be seen that there is the differentiation of Global Knowledge between senior high school students at Cilegon
City with senior high school students at Serang City. Actually, the mean score of Y group (senior high school students at
Serang City) is slightly larger than the mean score of X group (senior high school students at Cilegon City). The meaning
of Global Knowledge of senior high school students at Serang City is slightly better than Global Knowledge of senior
high school students at Cilegon City. Global Insight senior high school students in the city of Cilegon and Serang did not
show a significant difference. This happens because of an environmental socio-cultural students in the two cities have in
common as autonomous cities, with characteristic primary as a center of heavy industry and service business in the city
of Cilegon, as well as industrial center services, central government activities city, county, and also the province of
Banten.