Naseer Ahmed Bücher

Atypische Antipsychotika werden häufig für die Behandlung verschiedener psychiatrischer Erkrankungen verschrieben, darunter Schizophrenie und Psychosen. Eine längere Einnahme führt jedoch zu schweren metabolischen Nebenwirkungen wie Gewichtszunahme, Insulinresistenz, gestörter Glukosetoleranz, Diabetes mellitus Typ 2, Dyslipidämie und essenziellem Bluthochdruck. Verschiedenen Studien zufolge liegt die Prävalenz antipsychotisch bedingter metabolischer Nebenwirkungen zwischen 23 und 50 % - zwei- bis dreimal höher als in der Allgemeinbevölkerung -, weshalb es notwendig ist, den zugrundeliegenden Mechanismus zu finden, durch den atypische Antipsychotika metabolische Toxizität verursachen. Dieses Buch bietet einen Überblick über die Schizophrenie, die ihr zugrunde liegende Ursache, den Einsatz atypischer Antipsychotika und ihre Rolle bei der Verursachung metabolischer Toxizität. Es deckt auch die Rolle des Fettgewebes und der Adipozytokine bei der metabolischen Toxizität ab, was für Fachleute in der pharmazeutischen Industrie und Forschungsstudenten an Universitäten von Nutzen sein dürfte.

I have always tried to know the way which I can readily perceive myself and my patient. My purpose is to merge the patient and their suffering and from a grand order every new case that we face is a mystery in itself and when we open the magic door to begin the journey from the surface of the depth from the body of the soul from the human to the being we find the result beyond expectation.

Exploring the mechanisms behind ischemia-reperfusion injury, this book delves into the physiological and biochemical processes that lead to cardiac damage following blood flow restoration. It highlights the role of Fingolimod, a novel therapeutic agent, in enhancing cardioprotection and mitigating injury. The text discusses both experimental and clinical insights, providing a comprehensive understanding of how Fingolimod may improve outcomes in patients experiencing ischemic heart conditions. Key findings and implications for future research are also presented.

Document from the year 2014 in the subject English Language and Literature Studies - Other, grade: Ecopoetry, , language: English, abstract: Eco-poetry is an emerging field of this postmodern world. We find that the poetry was taken as a piece of romantic enjoyment but the recent trends in research have changed its place in the literary canon and the new Eco-poetic genre is being created to make an academic atmosphere for the safeguard of the environment. In 1962 William Carson in his study Silent Spring wrote that the pesticides that American's use has a negative effect on the species as well as on human body. Carson's argument gave world a new eco consciousness and they made efforts to preserve the ecosystem. Human beings were in great slumber and they were not knowing which color there is of and it was with the maiden discovery of Apollo 11 which not only made its maiden landing on the moon but it kept human consciousness in zeal when it took the photographs of the earth and these photographs made us realize that the globe we are living in is green and has a variety of life and rest are lifeless objects. Worldwide conferences are being held to have an environmental consciousness and millions of dollars are being spent in this or that way to bring the planet in its original shape but unfortunately we say a lot and do less. Therefore to give safeguard to this globe it is our prime duty to make ECO FRONTS from all sides including academic one so that globe could sustain its greenery in balance, as we know that this globe is full of colors and the poets have sung about these colorful aspects not to romanticize the things but to give an ecological consciousness. The present study is an eco-poetic dialogue based on Indian poetry from Tagore to present and this study has tried to highlight how poetry could be helpful to save the world and its colorful species from extinction. Thus the eco- poetic study has tri