ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | July 30, 2017
Buccal Barr Bodies: Accuracy and Reliability in Sex Determination
Navdeep Kaur, Ruhi Sidhu, Sunira Chandra, Neeraj Taneja
Page no 168-173 |
10.21276/sjodr
Forensic dental fieldwork requires an interdisciplinary knowledge of dental science. Barr bodies are known to
arise from inactivation of x- chromosome in a female cell, so it also has been used as a reliable method for sex
determination. The objective of this study is to evaluate the reliability and accuracy Buccal Barr bodies for sex
determination. The study was conducted on 100 subjects, (50 males and 50 females) with an age range of 20 to 36 years.
The method was applied on each subject and the data was collected. After obtaining the data it was coded, analysed,
decoded, interpreted and statistically analysed. The sensitivity and specificity of buccal barr bodies was found to be 24%
and 84% respectively with an accuracy of 54%. It is concluded that buccal Barr bodies have the accuracy (54%). Hence it
can be one of the reliable parameter but more studies are required to justify role in forensic odontology for sex
determination, but certain circumstances like delay in sample staining, storage incapability can alter the results. Hence,
more samples with accurate sample collection and storage technique can provide better results.
REVIEW ARTICLE | July 30, 2017
Europe - Islam. Reflections on Uneasy Relationships
Marek Bodziany, Ziad Abou Saleh
Page no 578-590 |
10.21276/sjhss
The aim of the article is to describe the relationship between Europe and Islam based on the analysis of
economic, cultural and social factors, including demographic changes in Europe and in the Muslim countries. This article
was developeSaudi J. Humanities Soc. Sci.d due to the use of mainly qualitative research, particularly on the basis of the analysis of sources and desk
research, as well as on the results of own studies on the change of value systems among the young generation of the
Arabs. The entire article was adhered to the thesis on the inevitability of the civilization conflict that we are witnessing in
the reality of the migration crisis, and also in the age of ‘dying’ Western civilization.
CASE REPORT | July 30, 2017
Swallowed Artificial Partial Denture causing subacute intestinal obstruction: Case report
Neeraj Sharma, Debjani Sarkar, Saurabh Wahi, Mayank Mishra, Alok Tripathi
Page no 160-162 |
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Artificial denture ingestion is a multidisciplinary problem. Not only artificial but fixed dentures are also at
high risk of ingestion or aspiration in case of their spontaneous or traumatic dislodgement. Clinical presentation of
denture ingestion varies with the site of impaction and its associated complications with passage. It is an uncommon
problem requiring awareness of many specialists including dentists, surgeons, otolaryngologists and anesthesists.
Complications include obstruction, bleeding, perforation fistulae with neighbour organs. Here a patient presented to
casualty with symptoms of sub-acute intestinal obstruction after alleged history of artificial denture ingestion. Patient was
operated and denture was retrieved from transverse colon.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | July 30, 2017
Implementation of Six Sigma to Reduce Rejection Rate in Screw
Naveen Khatak, AP, MED, UIET, MDU, Rohtak
Page no 264-273 |
10.21276/sjeat
The six sigma methodology is most powerful quality improvement technique which is used for achieving,
maintaining and maximizing the business success. Six sigma is based on understanding the customer needs and
expectation. This study mainly focused on six sigma quality philosophy and other related philosophy that is
implemented in these studies to identify the rejection problem which are facing by a manufacturing industry. The
six sigma philosophy provides a step-wise quality improvement methodology in which statistical techniques is used for
check the changes in the process.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | July 30, 2017
Randic and General Randic Indcies of Unicyclic Graphs
Rawaa Lateef Maallah, Abdul Jalil M. Khalaf
Page no 274-279 |
10.21276/sjeat
Let a simple graph G is a connected graph. The General Randic Index GR(G) of a graph G is defined as
GR(G) = ∑ (�u �v )t ; uv E(G)
where �u and �v are the degree of vertices u and v. If t = ,then it is called Randic index which is defined
as:-
uv E(G) R(G) =∑
√
In this paper, we construct the Randic and General Randic Indcies of Alkanes and unicyclic graphs with application to
cycloalkanes.
CASE REPORT | July 30, 2017
Endodontic management of foreign body in root canal of 10 year child: a case report
Dr. Kanupriya Rathore
Page no 163-167 |
10.21276/sjodr
Over the course of time, dentistry has evolved from a primitive form of dental care to modern day use of
preventive treatment modalities. In today’s modern dentistry with the availability of various new obturating materials, it
was interesting to accidently diagnose the root canal being obturated with stainless steel wire. Here, we report a unique
case where the root canal of a 10 year male patient was obturated with stainless steel wire following which the patient
developed persistent pain and infection.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | July 29, 2017
Exploring the Success Factors for Post-Retirement Entreprenurship
Paul O. Udofot, Nsikan E. John
Page no 679-684 |
10.21276/sjbms
Worried by the seemingly unending plight of retirees after years of active service to their father land, the
Federal Government of Nigeria began tinkering on elderly entrepreneurship as a sure way out. Certain critical factors,
worth empirical investigation are important to successfully transit from a retiree to entrepreneur state. Adopting the
survey design, this study ascertained the major precursors of successful transition from paid employment to selfemployment in Nigeria. Relevant primary data were obtained through the use of structured questionnaire. This was
administered on one thousand three hundred and twenty-two (1,322) civil service retirees during their annual pension
claim verification exercise. Descriptive statistics (mean and standard deviation) and multiple regression were used to
delineate the precursory factors and analyse their relationship with retiree entrepreneurial success. We found statistical
evidence that post-retirement entrepreneurship success is significantly influenced by seven out of the twelve success
factors evaluated. These included gratuity payment, positive peer attitude, and family size. The study has policy
implication.
CASE REPORT | July 29, 2017
Mature Cystic Teratoma harbouring Squamous Cell Carcinoma – An unusual case report
Monal Trisal, Kangana Sengar, Rashi Gupta, Sumedha Kotwal, Ramesh Dawar
Page no 215-219 |
10.21276/sjpm
Most common ovarian germ cell tumors are mature cystic teratomas (MCTs), comprising 10 to 25 percent of
all ovarian neoplasms. MCTs are usually benign in nature but have the potential of undergoing malignant transformation,
typically in postmenopausal women, with an incidence of 0.17 to 3 percent. The most common malignant tumor arising
in MCT is a squamous cell carcinoma. We present an unusual clinical entity in a 56 year old woman of a squamous cell
carcinoma arising within a mature cystic teratoma.
REVIEW ARTICLE | July 29, 2017
Identity Consciousness in the Coastal Regions of Southern Tamil Nadu
P. Basith Assarani
Page no 567-571 |
10.21276/sjhss
The aim of the paper is to focus on the redistribution of social orders through identity consciousness of the
traditional lower strata of the society during 20th century. Status groups in a conservative society will never compromise
with a low position than traditionally ascribed and they strive by all means to improve their existing status. The research
methodology adopted is a combination of analytical, historical and sociological. The sources both primary and
secondary. The primary sources include archival sources, epigraphical evidences, native newspapers reports and
government reports both published and unpublished. The secondary sources include books, journals and newspapers.
ORGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | July 29, 2017
Campus Logistics Service Platform
Zhihang Huo, Chuanmeng Wang, Minmin Tang, Yuan Liu, Kun Han, Ruixue Song, Meiling Wang, Fuzhong Xiang, Xiaoyan Ma, Lanhua Zhang
Page no 251-255 |
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In order to meet with the requirement of the campus shopping, we put forward the design of campus logistics
service platform to serve students’ shopping. In the platform the campus service provider put their sale of foods on the
system to meet the students and the students can select and buy their foods by the service platform. Meanwhile, the
distribution system formed by the provider and the student of the logistics supply chain and can be complemented by
campus logistics distribution. By the platform campus logistics service can meet the commercial requirement of students
and businesses.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | July 29, 2017
A study of First geometric-Arithmetic Index with Chemical Applications
Ammar B. Habeb, A.M. Khalaf
Page no 240-250 |
10.21276/sjeat
The first geometric–arithmetic index is found to be useful in compute the numerical value of certain
graphs and chemical graphs, which is defined as ∑ ( ) √ . We denotes d_uthe degree of
vertexuinG.In this paper,we present the general formula for the first geometric-Arithmetic Index for certain graphs and
k_r-gluing graphs.
ORGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | July 29, 2017
The impact of natural gas addition to liquefied petroleum gas on the NOx emission of a spark ignition engine
Wahab K Ahmed, Khalid S Reza, Iman I Sheet, Dina S M Al-Zubaidi
Page no 256-263 |
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This paper study the NOx pollutants emitted from a single cylinder, 4-stroke spark ignition engine type Prodit;
fueled with supplementary Natural gas to LPG. The study focused on the impact of equivalence ratio, spark timing,
engine speed, and the added NG volumetric ratio on NOx emissions. The results showed that NOx levels depend mainly
on the equivalence ratio, as the higher value of NOx concentrations was on the lean side near the stoichiometric
equivalence ratio, and it was reduced when getting far from this ratio. It was observed that retarding spark timing reduces
the NOx concentrations by a significant percentage. The NOx levels became higher at medium speeds and reduced in
higher and low speeds. NOx levels increased with increasing NG volumetric ratio in the mixture.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | July 28, 2017
Study of Cervical Lymphadenopathy in Rapti Zone of Nepal by Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology
Rajeeva Dhar dwivedee, Dhundhiraj poudel
Page no 788-791 |
10.36348/sjmps.2017.v03i07.018
Cervical mass in neck region is very common. Mass may be inflammatory to neoplastic. Neoplastic mass may be benign as well as malignant form. It can be present as cervical lymph node, salivary gland lesion and thyroid lesion as well. Initially fine needle aspiration was introduced by hematooncologist Franzen in Sweden. Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC) is simple, quick, inexpensive, minimal invasive and out-patient service technique used to diagnose different types of lesions located in the body. The present study was prospective cross-sectional study conducted in patients with FNAC of Cervical lesion at National Path Lab Collection Centre, Ghorahi, Dang, Nepal referred from General and Head and Neck Clinic from January 2016 to July 2016. A total of 96 study participants with palpable superficial cervical lesions between 17 months to 74 years of age were involved in this study. Most commonly lesions were occurred in male with 54.5%.Most common lesion in all sexes were reactive lymphadenitis with 51.5 % followed by tubercular and metastatic 12.1 %and 10.6% respectively. Predominant lesions in both sex were reactive lymphadenitis with slight male preponderance. Most of cases were below 20 year age group. Reactive lymphadenitis is the commonest cause of cervical swelling in all age group except in older age group. FNAC is quick diagnostic test for the all palpable cervical swelling. Non-neoplastic lesion was managed without surgery
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | July 28, 2017
Regulation of Media Content in Kenya: In Search of a Paradigm in the Era of Convergence
Jaspher Otieno
Page no 556-566 |
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With advancement in information and communications technology, there has been convergence of various
communication channels into few distribution platforms or same media organizations owning several media channels.
Media stakeholders in Kenya had wanted to have self-regulation in the media industry. Three regulatory bodies (Media
Council of Kenya, Communication Authority of Kenya and Film Classification Board) have been established through
legislation to regulate media content and practice. This paper aims at analyzing the current media regulatory system in
Kenya with a view to recommending the appropriate system. To achieve this, the paper has systematically reviewed
academic journal articles, books, newspaper stories on media regulation and the law governing the establishment and
operations of the three key media regulators. Social responsibility theory has been applied to explain the relevance of
media regulation. The findings were that Kenya currently applies two media systems: 1. statutory regulatory system that
is applied in two regulatory bodies and 2. Statutory media self- regulatory system which is applied in one regulatory
body. The paper has recommended that Kenya should apply the statutory media self- regulatory system as it is the best
for developing democracies. The paper has also recommended the review of the laws governing the three regulatory
bodies so that they conform to the dynamics of technological advancement in the media industry in order to avoid
duplication and competing roles.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | July 28, 2017
Metabolic Evaluation in Pediatric Urolithiasis from Western Uttar Pradesh
Veena Gupta, Shewtank Goel, Abhishek Singh
Page no 792-795 |
10.36348/sjmps.2017.v03i07.019
Pediatric urolithiasis is an important medical problem, which has seen an increasing incidence in developing countries. A wide geographic variation in urolithiasis prevalence has been documented, which might be due to differences in diet, fluid intake, ethnicity and climate. The aim is to assess the biochemical and metabolic characteristics of the patients. The current study was conducted by the Department of Biochemistry of a tertiary care teaching hospital of western Uttar Pradesh. Pediatric patients presenting with urolithiasis formed the sampling frame. Medical records were studied for clinical and laboratory data. Study tools were records of the patients. Metabolic evaluation was done in all children. Sixty pediatric urolithiasis cases were included in this study. Gender wise, there were 23 females (38.3%) and 37 males (61.7%) with age ranged from 1 year to 11 years. Stone analysis revealed that big chunk (78.3%) of stones was renal stones. Vesicle calculus was least common (5%). On the other hand, Calcium oxalate stone was most common variety found in nearly half (46.20%) of the study participants. Least common variety (3.3%) was cystine type of stone. Hypocalcaemia was most common variety found in 86.67% of the study participants. Hyperuricaemia was observed in 3.33% of participants. Hyperoxaluria was the most common (78.3%) metabolic abnormality detected. 26.67% had Hypercalciuria. Only 5/29 (17.24%) patients managed conservatively had stone recurrence whereas 13/31 (41.9%) managed with a procedure had stone recurrence. Association of management modality with recurrence of Urinary Calculi was found statistically significant (p<0.05). Metabolic evaluation is advised in all pediatric patients as it helps in segregating patients needing medical therapy. Further studies are warranted to establish paediatric reference ranges for 24 hour urinary super saturation parameters in Indian population