Black Bag

     

                                                                  Causa Et Effectus 

"Causa et effectus" is a Latin phrase that translates to "cause and effect". It's a fundamental concept in philosophy, science, and everyday reasoning, emphasizing the relationship between an action or event and its resulting outcome.

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Rum Fits

 

The Chemistry Of Rum

Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome 

Alcohol Withdrawal Syndrome 

Rum Fits

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Unicorn

 

                                                     Unicorn: The National Animal Of Scotland 

Scotland And Television

Scottish inventor, John Logie Bair

 He gave his first demonstration of a working television in 1925.

Use Of Unicorn In Business

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Mercury Drop Colonies

                                                                          Planet Mercury

Bordetella Pertussis

On Bordet Gengou Medium 

MERCURY DROP COLONIES 

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Mercury Is The Smallest Plant And  Closest To Sun 

World Health Day

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                                                                  07/04/2025

                                            VMMC & Safdarjang Hospital, New Delhi

                                                        WORLD HEALTH DAY

RBSK

Rahtriya Bal Swasthya Karyakram

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Harlequin Eye Sign

 

                                                                      Harlequin Eye Sign 

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First Islet Cell Transplantation

 

                                                        Organs That Can Be Transplanted 

                                             

                                                                            Pancreas 

                                                             University Of Minnesota

In 1974 David Sutherland, a surgical resident at the University of Minnesota, began the world’s first clinical transplants of the pancreatic insulin-producing groups of cells known as islets of Langerhans.

 In 1979, as an assistant professor of surgery, he performed the first living-donor partial pancreas transplant.

 The next year, he, John Najarian, and colleagues demonstrated that the full-blown diabetes that followed pancreatectomy (to cure chronic pancreatitis) could sometimes be prevented or partially ameliorated by isolating islets from the removed organ and infusing them back into the patients. Sutherland went on to oversee thousands of pancreas transplants and islet autotransplants at the University of Minnesota, where he headed the world’s oldest and largest pancreas transplant program.

                                            Islet Transplantation:  University Of Minnesota

                                                                   Islet Cell Transplant 

Evolution Of Islet Cell Transplant 

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First Pancreas Transplantation

 

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First Pancreas Transplantation 

University Of Minnesota

Pancreas transplantation is considered the treatment of choice for patients with refractory Type I Diabetes Mellitus. The first pancreas transplant was described in 1967 by Kelly et al.  and was performed with a simultaneous kidney transplant in a 28 year old woman with type 1 diabetes.

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University Of Minnesota: First Pancreas Transplantation