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1Impact assessment of pesticide residues in fish of Ganga river around Kolkata in west bengal 显示文摘Aktar M W Paramasivam M Sengupta D 2009Environimental Monitoring and Assessment2009,157,14:1
2Impact assessment of pesticide residues in fish of ganga river around kolkata in west bengal 显示文摘Aktar W Paramasivam M Senqupta I) 2008Environimental Monitoring and Assessment2008,157,14:1
32012, Human capital heterogeneity and organizational performance analysis 显示文摘HALICI A AKTAR KSIMOGLU M 2012Emerging Markets Journal2012,1,1:1
4Impact Assessment of Various Parameters Polluting Ganga Water in Kolkata Region~ A Study for Quality Eval- uation and Environmental Implieation显示文摘Purkait S Ganguly M Aktar M W 2009Environ mental Monitoring and Assessment2009,155,14:1
5Effects of different media andorganic additives interaction on in vitro regeneration of Dendrobium orchid显示文摘Aktar S Nasiruddin K M Hossain K 2008J Agric Rural Dev2008,6,12:1
6Degradation dynamics and persistence of Quinolphos and Methomyl in/on Okra (Ablemoschus esculentus) fruits and cropped soil显示文摘Aktar M W Sengupta D Chowdhury A 2008Bull Environ Contam Toxicol2008,80,1:1
7The seismotectonics of the Marmara region (Turkey) : results from a microseismic experiment显示文摘Gurbuz C Aktar M Eyidogan H etal 2000Tectonophysics2000,316,1:1
8Provocation of hypotension during head- up tilt testing in subjects with no history of syncope or pre - syncope显示文摘Natale A Aktar M Jazayeri M 1995Circulation1995,92,:1
9Degradation dynamics and persistence of Quinolphos and Methomyl in/on okra (Ablemoschus esculentus) fruits and cropped soil 显示文摘Aktar M W Sengupta D Chowdhury A 2008Bull Environ Contain Toxicol2008,80,1:1
10Role of H2 receptor blocker famotidine over the clinical recovery of COVID-19 patients: A randomized controlled trial显示文摘BACKGROUND Coronavirus disease 2019(COVID-19)is a global pandemic putting the population at a high risk of infection-related health hazards,mortality and a potential failure of proper medical therapies.Therefore,it is necessary to evaluate the potential use of the existing drugs that could be used as options for the medical management of COVID-19 patients.AIM To evaluate the role of the H_(2) receptor blocker“famotidine”in COVID-19 illness.METHODS This study was done on seriously ill COVID-19 patients admitted to the intensive care unit(ICU)from different institutes in Bangladesh.Patients were divided into famotidine treatment group“A”(famotidine 40 mg to 60 mg oral formulation every 8 h with other treatment as given),and control group“B”(treatment as given).National early warning score(NEWS)-2,and sequential organ failure assessment day-1 score was calculated to evaluate the outcome.Outcomes were evaluated by the time required for clinical improvement,characterized as duration required from enrollment to the achievement of NEWS-2 of≤2 maintained for 24 h;time to symptomatic recovery,defined as the duration in days(from randomization)required for the recovery of the COVID-19 symptoms;mortality rate;duration of ICU and hospital stay;total period of hospitalization;the rate of supplementary oxygen requirement;the computed tomography(CT)chest recovery(%),the time required for the viral clearance and“NEWS-2”on discharge.RESULTS A total of 208 patients were enrolled in this study with 104 patients in each group.The famotidine treatment group had comparatively better recovery of 75%and a low mortality of 25%than the control with a recovery of 70%and a mortality of 30%.Duration of clinical improvement(group A 9.53 d,group B 14.21 d);hospitalization period among the recovered patients(group A 13.04 d,group B 16.31 d),pulmonary improvement in chest CT(group A 21.7%,group B 13.2%),and the time for viral clearance(group A 20.7 d,group B 23.8 d)were found to be statistically significant P≤0.05.However,the Kaplan Meier survival test was not significant among the two study groups,P=0.989.CONCLUSION According to our study,treatment with famotidine achieved a better clinical outcome compared to the control group in severe COVID-19 illness,although no significant survival benefit was found.Abu Taiub Mohammed Mohiuddin Chowdhury Aktar Kamal Md Kafil Uddin Abbas Md Rezaul Karim Md Ahsan Ali Shubhashis Talukder H M Hamidullah Mehedi Hamid Hassan Abul Hossain Shahin Yarui Li Shuixiang He 2022World Journal of Clinical Cases2022,10,23:0
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