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Understanding Gangrene: Types, Causes, Symptoms, And Global Perspectives On Treatment
This article explores these aspects, drawing on global medical perspectives to provide a comprehensive view of gangrene and its impact on modern health.
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Ex-Soldier, 75, Who Lost Legs Joins Ukraine Resistance To Russia Invasion
More than half a century after gangrene claimed his legs up to his hips and all of his fingers, Hryhoriy Yanchenko joined the Ukrainian resistance to Russia's invasion.
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Actor Lokendra Singh's Leg Amputated Because Of Gangrene. "Wish I Had Taken Care," He Says
"The only way to save myself was to get the corned leg amputated till the knee," said the actor
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Gangrene, Hearing Loss Suggest Delta Strain "More Severe", Say Doctors
The coronavirus variant that drove India's devastating Covid-19 epidemic is the most infectious to emerge so far. Doctors now want to know if it's also more severe.
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Delhi Doctors Remove Toes From 10-Year-Old, Attach Them To His Hand
In a rare surgery, doctors in a Delhi hospital removed two fingers from the foot of a 10-year-old boy and attached them to his hand to save him from gangrene or blood poisoning. The boy from Nepal suffered burn injuries in 2015, doctors at south Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital said
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Dawood Ibrahim Dying Of Gangrene? Buzz On Successor Already
A former police officer who investigated Mumbai's underworld for many years has said that Dawood Ibrahim's trusted lieutenant Chhota Shakeel is likely to be his successor if reports that India's most wanted terrorist is dying of gangrene are true.
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'Hunger Hormone' May Treat Artery Disease
The appetite-regulating hormone ghrelin could be used to treat an advanced form of peripheral artery disease characterised by pain at rest, non-healing ulcers, and gangrene, say researchers, including one of Indian-origin.
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Pope Francis Laments Corruption as 'Gangrene of a People'
Pope Francis decried the scourge of corruption as the "gangrene of a people" on Saturday in Paraguay, one of the poorest countries in South America and where graft is rampant.
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British woman wins right to not have infected leg amputated
A British woman whose foot became ulcerated and gangrenous, then literally fell off has won the right to refuse a potentially life-saving leg amputation.
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Understanding Gangrene: Types, Causes, Symptoms, And Global Perspectives On Treatment
This article explores these aspects, drawing on global medical perspectives to provide a comprehensive view of gangrene and its impact on modern health.
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Ex-Soldier, 75, Who Lost Legs Joins Ukraine Resistance To Russia Invasion
More than half a century after gangrene claimed his legs up to his hips and all of his fingers, Hryhoriy Yanchenko joined the Ukrainian resistance to Russia's invasion.
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Actor Lokendra Singh's Leg Amputated Because Of Gangrene. "Wish I Had Taken Care," He Says
"The only way to save myself was to get the corned leg amputated till the knee," said the actor
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Gangrene, Hearing Loss Suggest Delta Strain "More Severe", Say Doctors
The coronavirus variant that drove India's devastating Covid-19 epidemic is the most infectious to emerge so far. Doctors now want to know if it's also more severe.
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Delhi Doctors Remove Toes From 10-Year-Old, Attach Them To His Hand
In a rare surgery, doctors in a Delhi hospital removed two fingers from the foot of a 10-year-old boy and attached them to his hand to save him from gangrene or blood poisoning. The boy from Nepal suffered burn injuries in 2015, doctors at south Delhi's Safdarjung Hospital said
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Dawood Ibrahim Dying Of Gangrene? Buzz On Successor Already
A former police officer who investigated Mumbai's underworld for many years has said that Dawood Ibrahim's trusted lieutenant Chhota Shakeel is likely to be his successor if reports that India's most wanted terrorist is dying of gangrene are true.
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'Hunger Hormone' May Treat Artery Disease
The appetite-regulating hormone ghrelin could be used to treat an advanced form of peripheral artery disease characterised by pain at rest, non-healing ulcers, and gangrene, say researchers, including one of Indian-origin.
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Pope Francis Laments Corruption as 'Gangrene of a People'
Pope Francis decried the scourge of corruption as the "gangrene of a people" on Saturday in Paraguay, one of the poorest countries in South America and where graft is rampant.
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British woman wins right to not have infected leg amputated
A British woman whose foot became ulcerated and gangrenous, then literally fell off has won the right to refuse a potentially life-saving leg amputation.
