Working capital in organization is akin to that of heart in human body. Efficient working capital management requires well-balanced funds without which either scarcity of funds will obstruct smooth functioning of organization or excess funds will prevent organization from conducting its operation dexterously. Hence, special emphasis must be given to the management of current assets investment in organization. Management can exercise different sources astutely in financing working capital. With a powerful chronicle, India has become a reputed name within the world steel industry. Financing design of working capital for Tata Steel Ltd. cogitates a strategic metamorphosis apropos of internal and external financial considerations. During the preceding decade, Tata Steel has peregrinated a propulsive international steel market, economic phase, and legislative initiatives, impressing its working capital financing dexterity. In this paper, an attempt has been made using secondary data to unearth the size of short-term financing design used to finance current assets along with the contribution of various sources in the context of Tata Steel Company, the selected steel company for the period of 10 years from 2014-2015 to 2023-2024. The study shows that besides fully meeting full financial requirements of current assets, short-term financing is also used to finance fixed assets. Proportion of various short-term sources in financing working capital requirements also shows mixed design over the years in the selected unit under study.

Background: The term ‘frozen shoulder’ should be reserved for a well-defined disorder characterized by progressive pain and stiffness of shoulder which usually resolves spontaneously after about 18 months. The objectives of treatment are to relieve pain and thus restore motion and function of shoulder. Recommended treatment approaches are physical therapy, local and systemic corticosteroid, anti-inflammatory drugs, antidepressants, nerve blocks and manipulation under anesthesia. Objective: Compare the efficacy of intra-articular corticosteroid injection and phonophoresis in the treatment of Adhesive Capsulitis. Method And Material: : This randomized clinical trial was performed in the Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Dhaka Medical College Hospital, Dhaka, Bangladesh, over a period of six months. Study population was the patients of adhesive capsulitis disease attending the out- patient department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation during the study period. Meticulous history taking, clinical examination and relevant investigations were done. Eligible participants were allocated into two groups, group A-intra-articular corticosteroid injection and group B- phonophoresis by randomization with the help of lottery. Statistical Analysis: Statistical analysis was performed using the statistical program Statistical Package for Social Science (SPSS) version 16.0. Continuous variables (age, etc) were expressed as mean ± SD and comparison of socio- demographic variable of both groups was measures by chi-square test and outcome variables by t-test. A “p” value <0.05 was considered as significant with 95% confidence interval. Result: The mean age of the patients in this study was 51.47 ± 6.30 years. Out of 74 patients 44 were female & 30 were male and the ratio female: male ratio 1.46: 1. Out of 74patients 40.54% patients had right sided involvement and 59.45% patients had left sided involvement. Among 74 patients, service holder were 25 (33.80%), house wife 23 (31%), reteired (12.16%), labour 5(6.755), teacher 4(5.41%) and others 8(10.81%). Significant difference of VAS score and DASH score between Group A and Group B was found at week 2 and Week 6 follow up (P<0.05). Significant difference was found at week 2 and week 6 follow up (P<0.05) regarding ROM (flexion, abduction, internal rotation, external rotation) in Group A than Group B. Conclusion: Present study shown that intra-articular corticosteroid injection was more effective to reduce pain, improve ROM and disability in adhesive capsulitis.

Drug Utilization Evaluation (DUE) is a comprehensive study examining the marketing, distribution, prescription, and use of medications within a society. This evaluation encompasses a range of medical, social, and economic factors related to drug use, with the primary goal of ensuring that drug therapy adheres to current standards of care. This prospective observational study conducted at Navodaya Medical College Hospital and Research Centre (NMCH & RC) from 15th February to 15th August 2024 aimed to evaluate prescription patterns for gastrointestinal disorders, focusing on drug utilization from the Essential Drug List (EDL) and adherence to WHO core prescribing indicators.150 prescriptions were analyzed, revealing that 64.66% of patients were male, with the majority aged 20-39 years. Acute gastroenteritis was the most common diagnosis (34%), and common symptoms included abdominal pain, loose stools, and vomiting. Antibiotics, particularly metronidazole, were the most prescribed drug class (25.35%). Of the prescribed drugs, 75.95% were from the EDL, but only 8.91% were prescribed by generic name, and 64.82% involved injections. The average number of drugs per prescription was 6.65, indicating polypharmacy and drug interactions were prevalent. The study highlighted concerns about moderate antibiotic use, high injection rates, low generic drug prescriptions, and polypharmacy, underscoring the need for improved rational prescribing practices to enhance patient safety and cost efficiency.

Insulinoma is a rare functional pancreatic neuroendocrine tumour that is usually sporadic and solitary. It can have a varied presentation. Neuroglycopenic manifestations of hypoglycemia due to insuline hypersecretion can mimic neurological or psychiatric disorders, thus often a diagnosis and treatment delay. Insulinoma is a potentially curable condition, but it can be fatal if left unrecognized. We report a case of A 45-year-old woman who had a 9-year delay before diagnosing insulinoma after being initially assessed with anxiety–depressive disorder. The case report below provides a detailed review of the diagnosis, tumour localization, and the successful surgical intervention implemented for the patient.

The adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in various sectors, including healthcare, has gained significant popularity due to its potential to improve services. In the medical field, misdiagnosis has been a major problem, leading to increased mortality rates. Accurate diagnosis is crucial for effective treatment and management of diseases. This research aims to develop a machine-learning model for segmenting small blood vessels in magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) datasets using bilateral filtering. The research identifies the limitations of existing machine learning models in blood vessel segmentation, particularly the loss of important edge information due to convolutions that blur images. To address this issue, a non-linear bilateral filter is introduced to enhance the segmentation of blood vessels in MRI images. The proposed framework aims to improve the accuracy of the segmentation algorithm by reducing image blurring and noise through bilateral filtering. The objectives of this research include training and testing a machine-learning prototype using bilateral filtering, exploring the weaknesses of existing models in blood vessel segmentation, and developing a machine-learning model specifically designed for segmenting small blood vessels using bilateral filtering. Various studies have proposed machine learning algorithms, such as convolutional neural networks, for blood vessel segmentation. The review emphasizes the importance of bilateral filtering in improving classification accuracy by reducing image blurring. In conclusion, this research aims to contribute to the field of medical image analysis by developing a framework that utilizes bilateral filtering to enhance the segmentation of small blood vessels in MRA and MRI datasets. The proposed machine learning model has the potential to improve the accuracy of blood vessel segmentation, enabling more accurate diagnoses and reducing misdiagnosis-related mortality rates.

Background: Preventive dentistry plays a crucial role in maintaining optimal oral health and preventing dental diseases such as caries, periodontal disease, and oral cancer. Knowledge and awareness of preventive measures significantly influence patient behavior, improving oral health outcomes. This study aimed to assess the awareness of preventive dentistry practices among patients attending Karary University Dental Clinic in 2022. Methods: A descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted with 151 patients attending the dental clinics at Karary University. A structured questionnaire was used to evaluate participants' knowledge and attitudes regarding preventive dentistry practices. Descriptive and inferential statistical methods were employed for data analysis. Results: The majority of participants (54.7%) exhibited fair awareness of preventive dentistry, with 39.3% showing good awareness, 4.7% demonstrating poor awareness, and only 1.3% displaying excellent awareness. Awareness was significantly higher among females, individuals aged 19-40 years, and those with a university education. While most patients (90.4%) recognized the preventability of dental diseases, gaps in knowledge were evident regarding the use of preventive tools such as dental floss and the importance of regular dental checkups. Conclusion: This study highlights a significant variation in preventive dentistry awareness among patients at Karary University Dental Clinic. Despite general awareness of dental disease prevention, specific areas, such as the use of dental floss and understanding advanced preventive measures, require further attention. Targeted educational interventions, particularly for high-risk groups, are essential to improve preventive dental practices and ultimately enhance oral health outcomes.

Worldwide, infertility is a prevalent problem that poses a threat to couples, either the male or female partner, or both spouses, may be the cause of infertility. Numerous elements about the patient's general health or way of life may be to blame. Systemic or gonadal dysfunction may be the cause of the patient's health issues. Hematological factors may be one of the systemic reasons. Thalassemia major (TM) and sickle cell disease (SCD) are the two most prevalent hemoglobinopathies that are suspected to be the cause of infertility, particularly male infertility. Through pathophysiological changes, these two hemoglobinopathies result in male infertility. In particular, they change red blood cells' (RBCs') capacity to carry oxygen, resulting in tissue hypoxia that impacts spermatogenesis and the body's natural process of producing new cells, ultimately leading to infertility. Semen analyses and other systemic blood testing can be used to investigate male infertility. Both hemoglobinopathies can be helped by blood transfusions, which can then alleviate male infertility. This paper aims to explore the relationship between hemoglobinopathies (SCD and TM) and their role in contributing to male infertility, in addition to the role of blood transfusions in addressing male infertility by correcting the root cause.