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  Diabetes mellitus, and neuropsychiatric features in Wolfram Syndrome 1 by Luciana Rigoli in  Journal of Clinical Case Reports Medical Images and Health Sciences Abstract  Wolfram syndrome 1, an autosomal recessive and neurodegenerative disorder, is characterized by diabetes insipidus, diabetes mellitus, optic atrophy, deafness, and other disorders such as neuropsychiatric issues, abnormalities in the urinary tract and endocrinological alterations. The clinical course of WS1 is fast-progressing, with patients who die at a mean age of 30 years. Respiratory failure is the most prevalent cause of death due to brainstem atrophy. Approximately 90% of WS1 cases are caused by mutations in the WFS1 gene, which codes for wolframin, a transmembrane glycoprotein. Here, we will focus on two clinical features of WS1: diabetes mellitus, and neuropsychiatric disorders. Diabetes mellitus in WS1 is insulin-dependent, non-auto-immune, and has clinical features that differ from the most c...

  Investigations on Medical Alcohol Detection on Vehicle Locking Ignition System by Dr. Bazani Shaik in  Journal of Clinical Case Reports Medical Images and Health Sciences Abstract  The current scenario shows that the most of the road accidents are occurring due to drunk-driving. The drivers who drink alcohol are not in an stable condition and so, rash driving occurs on highway which can be risky to the lives of the people on road, the driver inclusive. The enormity of the dangerous driving transcends boundary. The laws in India are currently prohibiting drivers to drink and drive so that the fine can stop them to drink and drive. Whatsoever, effective observation of inebriated drivers could be a challenge to the policemen and road safety officers, the rationale for this stems from the natural inability of citizenry to be present additionally as state among identical house and time. This restricted ability of enforcement agents undermines each manual effort gear toward...

 Mitochondriopathy, A Disease of our Times   by Doepp in Journal of Clinical Case Reports Medical Images and Health Sciences Introduction  • All went worse since 2020.  • For about three years, we have been noticing more and more frequently that patients have antibodies       against mitochondrial RNA and/or DNA.  • There may exist a connection with the mRNA vaccinations.  • Antibodies against spike proteins can be detected often, too.  Covid-19 vaccinations  • Unvaccinated persons also exhibit this phenomenon.  • One can think of «vaccine shedding».  • In parallel, an infestation of the population with spike proteins is underway.  • These affect the ACE2 receptors of many organs, especially the heart muscle.  • Cases of sudden cardiac death are on the rise, for instance in seemingly healthy younger men.  Our treatment No. 1   • We have developed a means of treatment that has been known for 2000 ...

  Epidemic Equations of COVID-19, Quantum Medicine and Three Principles of Self-cultivation and Health by Yi-Fang Chang in Journal of Clinical Case Reports Medical Images and Health Sciences Abstract  First, we research the preliminary epidemic equations of COVID-19 and their meaning. Second, we discuss the matrix mechanics of pharmacology, and corresponding quantum medicine. Third, based on the Chinese traditional culture, we propose three principles of self-cultivation and health: health must first nourish self-heart, life should be a combination of movement and peace, and the body-mind-spirit union.  Introduction  Based on the inseparability and correlativity of the biological systems, we proposed the nonlinear whole biology and its basic hypotheses [1]. This may unify reductionism and holism, structuralism and functionalism on biology, and is consistent with systems biology [2,3], which integrates multiple different levels in biological systems, from multiple mo...

Blood pressure, a set of data that has been misinterpreted for more than a hundred years by Lai yanxue in Journal of Clinical Case Reports Medical Images and Health Sciences Abstract  The first and second sound pressures obtained by the Curton blood pressure measurement method are only parameters for calculating blood pressure and cannot directly replace the systolic blood pressure of the heart and diastolic blood pressure. The adult's cardiac aortic blood pressure is a fixed constant of 160mmHg, which corresponds to the Coarse blood pressure value of 120/80mmHg. Childhood bleeding. The blood pressure is relatively low, but the body is in the growth stage, and the blood pressure is also in the rising stage, and rises with the increase of the Kirin value, which can be called growth-type blood pressure. After 20 years, the blood pressure stabilizes at a high level of 160mmHg; in old age, due to muscle atrophy, reduced blood flow and blood vessel obstruction etc., the blood pressur...

  Construction and empirical analysis of nursing discipline system based on matrix management in Nanjing, China by Tangheshu in Journal of Clinical Case Reports Medical Images and Health Sciences Abstract  Objective : Explore the classification management method of nursing disciplines, realize more accurate and reasonable positioning of each discipline, improve the level of refined management in hospitals of Nanjing, China, and achieve the best effect of discipline development combination.  Methods : In-depth analysis of the ideas and methodology of matrix design, combined with national medical policy, hospital development vision, and other subjective and objective factors that affect the development of nursing disciplines, combined analysis, to formulate a personalized nursing discipline system.  Results : Through the matrix management analysis, the discipline types of 19 disciplines were positioned, and on the basis of the analysis results, targeted adjustments w...