Approach to Ascites The formation of ascites is one of the most common complications in cirrhosis patients. Such patients are at a high risk of developing hyponatremia and renal impairment and have a poor three-year survival rate. Recent advances have led to the emergence of newer management strategies, such as targeting specific aspects of the pathophysiological process (eg. Reduction in arterial blood pressure), as a promising option.
Updates on Tuberculosis Management Tuberculosis remains the second highest cause of infectious deaths around the world. Efforts to better manage and eradicate this disease have been complicated by factors such as the increased prevalence of multidrug-resistant strains. However, a rigid public health monitoring system for the disease, along with timely diagnosis and treatment, can help significantly reduce the global burden of tuberculosis. To gain more…
