Task-oriented training and exer-gaming for improving mobility after stroke: A randomized trial
January-B 2021, Volume 71, Issue 1
Editorial
Anaesthesia and asepsis made surgery humane and safe in the latter half of the nineteenth century. The twentieth century brought laparoscopy, open-heart surgery, organ transplant and surgical staplers, amongst other advances. Today, the digital revolution is ushering in a new era in surgery. While some contend that this might serve to further dehumanize medicine, there is no denying that the smart deployment of technology can improve surgical safety and precision as well as improve the well-being of those it serves.
ORIGINAL ARTICLES
RESEARCH ARTICLES
Video assisted thoracoscopic management of primary spontaneous pneumothorax
Farhan Ahmed Majeed , et al
Prevalence of diabetes and prediabetes in district Swat Pakistan
Sohail Akhtar , et al
Association of vitamin D deficiency to the risk of preeclampsia in Saudi Arabia
Aisha Mansoor Ali , et al
Mortality rate associated with carbon monoxide poisoning in Turkey: A national database study
Tugba Atmaca Temrel , et al
Nasreen Iqball Nagani , et al
IN THIS ISSUE
Short Reports
Hareem Syed , et al
Perceptions regarding team-based learning among undergraduate physical therapy students
Muhammad Furqan Yaqoob , et al
Short Communication
Tayyaba Afzal , et al
Status of chronic kidney disease of unknown aetiology in Pakistan
Salman Imtiaz , et al
Pilot Study
Innovation
KAP Study
Muhammad Sajid Hamid Akash , et al
REVIEW ARTICLES
Narrative Review
Notch Signaling & MicroRNAs — two tumblers of neurogenesis and Gliomas
Zeeshan Javed , et al
Qamar Riaz , et al
CASE REPORTS
A case report of abdominal sponge in ileum in a patient with intestinal obstruction
Ahmed Siddique Ammar , et al
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