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Indian Journal of Pharmacy Practice

Volume 6, Issue 4

2013 · pp. 1–ii · 18 articles

Volume
6
Issue
4
Published
2013
Pages
1–ii
Articles
18
Sections
3
ISSN
0974-8326
Journal
IJOPP

In this issue

Review Article

  1. Shantanu K, Bhagwat P

    pp. 1-6 · 2013

    Indian regulators recently enforced two new clinical trials regulations namely “122 DAB- Compensation in case of injury or death during clinical trial” [Drugs & Cosmetics (First Amendment) Rules, 2013] & “122 DAC, (1) Pe…

  2. Aliakhtar A, Amer HK, Tanveer A, Salman M

    pp. 7-14 · 2013

    The prevalence of hepatitis B virus (HBV) and hepatitis C virus (HCV) co-infection with HIV is significant. Co-infection with the two viruses is not uncommon. It is well established that worldwide approximately 4 to 5 mi…

  3. Bhagavan P S

    pp. 15-17 · 2013

    Hospital and Pharmacy Practices: Many people right from lay common man to medical and healthcare fraternity are not aware that the health and medical care system is incomplete without “pharmacy practice' service. The iss…

Research Article

  1. Vinod KM, Ashish D

    pp. 18-21 · 2013

    Objective:To compare the efficacy of Drotaverine- Aceclofenac combination with Aceclofenac alone in treatment of postoperative spasm and pain. Methods: In a prospective Randomized Clinical Trial, patients undergoing lapa…

  2. Mahendra Kumar BJ, Soumya Mathew, Ramesh S, Uma Maheswari D, Hymavathi R, Srikanth MS

    pp. 22-26 · 2013

    Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the foremost public health problems, curable disease if diagnosed and treated properly with antituberculosis drugs. In addition to disease related complications there are serious adverse drug …

  3. Sirajudeen S.A, Danapal CK, Abdulla NK, Sam DP, Khalid MA

    pp. 27-32 · 2013

    Introduction: Achievement and maintenance of tight glycemic control in type II diabetes require insulin when oral hypoglycemic agents fail to achieve target HbA1C. There is a lack of uniform consensus as to which of the …

  4. Sainul A.P, Chandrasekaran K, UmaMaheswaran U, Vijaykumar A, Kalaiselvan V, Pradeep M, Binny T

    pp. 33-38 · 2013

    Tuberculosis (TB) hampered with poor patient compliance and intolerance at least partially due to adverse drug reactions (ADRs). A prospective observational and interventional healthcare teamwork study was carried out to…

  5. Chidambaram D, Ajith A, Arulkumaran KSG, Sivagnanam TR

    pp. 39-44 · 2013

    The prevalence and the number of people living with diabetes in India is increasing every year, which imparts a burden on the economic growth. The studies related to the healthcare cost of diabetes are limited in India. …

  6. Radhakrishna A, Umadevi P, Vedavathi T, Naresh S, Upadhyayula K.S.K, Mythili A, Rajeswara Rao P, Vijaya Ratna J

    pp. 45-49 · 2013

    Purpose: This study aims to compare high cost and low cost anti-diabetic products by a HRQOLstudy. Methods: This is a cross-sectional, prospective, observational study carried out in a private endocrinology clinic which …

  7. Hiral P, Shobha Rani R.H, Nalini P, Ramjan S, Sunitha CS

    pp. 50-55 · 2013

    Background: The overall burden of asthma in India is estimated at more than 15 million patients. It can place considerable limitations on the physical, emotional, social and professional lives of patients, with substanti…

  8. Praveen KG, Arun K

    pp. 56-63 · 2013

    Aprospective study was conducted to evaluate the drug utilization of HMG-CoAreductase inhibitors (statins) in a tertiary care teaching hospital to ensure rational use, safety, prescribing pattern and economic strategy fo…

  9. Khaled MA, AsifAnsari Md, Anwar HA Md.

    pp. 64-66 · 2013

    Objectives: To determine the prevalence, risk factors and the pattern of prescribing of antihypertensives in Abha. Methods: A survey of prevalence and prescribing pattern in patient with hypertension in primary care cent…

  10. Dr. Shobha Rani R Hiremath

    pp. i-i · 2013

    Indian Journal of Pharmacy Practice (ijopp) is official journal of Association of Pharmaceutical Teachers of India (APTI). Indian Journal of Pharmacy Practice, a quarterly publication is devoted to publishing reviews and…

  11. Dr. Shobha Rani R Hiremath

    pp. ii-ii · 2013

    Dear Readers, Wishing you all a very Happy and Prosperous New Year 2014. There are a few changes in the editorial team of ijopp. I take this opportunity to thank all the outgoing team members for providing their services…

Case Report

  1. Article

    Ravinandan AP, Ramesh A

    pp. 67-68 · 2013

    This is a case of 74 year old male patient with memory loss. The patient is a known case of type 2 diabetes mellitus, hypertension. He was recently diagnosed to have herpetic neuralgia and treated with Pregabalin 75 mg a…

  2. Article

    Kanaka Durga V, Britto DL, Shanmugapriya S, Saravanan T

    pp. 69-71 · 2013

    A 67-year-old South Asian male with type 2 diabetes mellitus, hypertension and ischemic heart disease was admitted with dry gangrene of right leg second toe. Angiography of right lower limb revealed peripheral vascular d…

  3. Article

    Hisham Md, Vijayakumar A, Rajesh N, Sivakumar MN

    pp. 72-74 · 2013

    Traditionally it was believed that the cow dung has germicide property. In modern era, due to unavailability of actual cow dung people started using commercially available synthetic one. The synthetic cow dung powder cal…

  4. Article

    Swarnali D.P

    pp. 75-76 · 2013

    This study focuses on four interesting cases of sickle cell anaemia in rural areas of Chhattisgarh (CG) state. CG is a young state of growing central India with highest resources of minerals, iron, herbals and rice cerea…