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2. Empirical groundwater exploration using Light Interference Technique

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Muthekar, V. V., Kharat, A. G., Dharmadhikari, N. P., Mahajan, C. S., Muthekar, V. V., Kharat, A. G., Dharmadhikari, N. P., and Mahajan, C. S.

Abstract

In fast-growing cities, the dependence on groundwater has been increased for household requirements and irrigation with the onset of the Green Revolution. This depends on the intensive use of inputs such as groundwater to boost farm production and to take care of population requirements. Private groundwater extraction for farming and drinking as well has been facilitated by policymakers in developing countries. Under exhaustive extraction of groundwater, falling groundwater tables may demand to explore precise groundwater investigation techniques. An instrument developed based on Light Interference technique (LIT) viz. NaAvmeter was proposed in the present study to explore the groundwater in less expenses and with precise measurement. This study investigated successfully a possibility of borewell location using NaAvmeter for irrigation and drinking purpose. The use of NaAvmeter exhibits encouraging results for identifying exact borewell location.

Published
2019

4. Perioperative complications of esophagectomy: Postneoadjuvant treatment versus primary surgery - Our experience and review of literature.

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Patil, A. S., Gulavani, N. V., Dharmadhikari, N. P., Polavarapu, K. C., Sharma, S. S., and Mistry, R. C.

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ESOPHAGECTOMY, CHI-squared test, SURGERY, PERIOPERATIVE care, STATISTICS, COMBINED modality therapy, DIGESTIVE organ surgery, LONGITUDINAL method, SURGICAL therapeutics, TREATMENT effectiveness, RETROSPECTIVE studies
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Aims: : To compare perioperative complications in esophagectomy after neoadjuvant therapy v/s primary surgery.Settings and Design: : Retrospective analysis of perioperative complications in a prospectively maintained data base of patients who underwent esophagectomy as Primary surgery or after neoadjuvant therapy was done.Methods and Material: : 238 cases of esophagectomies performed for esophageal carcinoma were analysed and compared, out of which 125(52.5%) were given neoadjuvant therapy followed by surgery and 113(47.5%) underwent primary surgery. Surgical procedure was standard for both the groups. All the cases were analysed for perioperative complications.Statistical Analysis Used: : Data was analysed using Open Epi soft ware. Association between the two study group was assessed with Chi square test.Results: : On comparison, both the groups were comparable in demographic profile and type of surgery performed. However, tumour stage was higher for cases who received neoadjuvant therapy as expected. On analysis there was no significant difference in overall morbidity and 30 days mortality.Conclusions: : Neoadjuvant Chemo/chemoradiotherapy is a feasible option in esophageal carcinoma without increase in incidence of peri operative morbidity or mortality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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