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IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 2021
A photovoltaic cell is an electrical device tool that transforms the vitality of light to leecy w... more A photovoltaic cell is an electrical device tool that transforms the vitality of light to leecy with an aid of pv effect, an actual and chemical occurrence. An arrangement of pv cell is elucidated as a device where voltaic attributes, as current, voltage, resistance, exposure to light. Singly solar cells are often electrical structure blocks of photovoltaic modules, known casually as solar panels. A single junction silicon based solar type can make a limited open-circuit potential of nearly 0.5- 0.6 volts. Solar cells are generally set out as photovoltaic, ignoring of whether a source is from sun or an unnatural light. In computing to making energy, it can be pre-owned as a photon-detector (ex. infrared detectors), perceive light, electromagnetic radiations near to visible span, or quantifying light intensity. The operation of a photovoltaic (PV) stall needs basic attribute: Engagement of light, causing either electron-hole pair or excitants. The disconnection on charge conveyor for...
Neurocysticercosis is a common helminth infestation of India, china, Latin America and Africa whi... more Neurocysticercosis is a common helminth infestation of India, china, Latin America and Africa which can present anywhere in the Cranio-Spinal axis, with or without neurological deficit. e prevalence among the developed countries is less. e disease is prevalent in all states of India. Clinical cases We present here the clinical spectrum of Neurocysticercosis presented with neurological deficit with specific findings in MRI common to all three cases (two cranial and one spinal case). Preoperatively all these three cases had different provisional diagnosis, but post operatively confirmed to be neurocysticercosis. All of them had some signs of cavitations or septations identified in MRI T2 weighted images. Clinical suspicion should arise in such unique presentations, especially in places where prevalence is high. Prevention In order to prevent infestation, good hand washing practice during food preparation should be encouraged, and also by avoiding food that might be contaminated by h...
e anatomy of second cervical vertebra and its normal variation in anatomy and thin section CT an... more e anatomy of second cervical vertebra and its normal variation in anatomy and thin section CT analysis has important implications for instrumentation of upper cervical vertebrae particularly the transarticular screw fixation at C1-C2 level that provides a rigid fixation. e aims of this study is to to study the anatomical variations of the pedicle,the lateral mass, the vertebral artery groove and the transverse foramen parameters of axis vertebra in dry bone and to study the CT morphometry of axis vertebra and further to emphasize that high resolution CT with 3 dimensional reconstruction is mandatory before instrumentation to stabilise the C1 to C2 segment. MATERIALS AND METHODS 25 dry specimens of the second cervical vertebra were obtained from the Department of Anatomy, Madurai Medical College Madurai. Nine parameters mainly of the pedicle, the lateral mass, the groove for the vertebral artery and the transverse foramen were measured and all were linear dimensions. e mean, stand...
Surgical Neurology International, 2015
Background: Multiple cerebral hydatid cysts are very rare with only a few reports in the literatu... more Background: Multiple cerebral hydatid cysts are very rare with only a few reports in the literature detailing diagnostic workup, medical management, surgical techniques, possible complications, and outcomes. Case Description: We present the case of an 8-year-old boy who presented with progressively worsening headaches, vomiting, and intermittent fever since 20 days. Diagnostic workup was performed, and magnetic resonance imaging revealed multiple intracranial cysts predominantly in the right frontal region with significant mass effect. A total of 19 intracranial cysts were removed surgically, and the child recovered uneventfully. Conclusions: Neurosurgeons should keep hydatidosis in the list of differentials when evaluating patients with cystic diseases of the brain. Although the removal of such cysts is challenging, outcomes are excellent when cysts are evacuated without rupture and patients show complete resolution of symptoms.
IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, 2021
A photovoltaic cell is an electrical device tool that transforms the vitality of light to leecy w... more A photovoltaic cell is an electrical device tool that transforms the vitality of light to leecy with an aid of pv effect, an actual and chemical occurrence. An arrangement of pv cell is elucidated as a device where voltaic attributes, as current, voltage, resistance, exposure to light. Singly solar cells are often electrical structure blocks of photovoltaic modules, known casually as solar panels. A single junction silicon based solar type can make a limited open-circuit potential of nearly 0.5- 0.6 volts. Solar cells are generally set out as photovoltaic, ignoring of whether a source is from sun or an unnatural light. In computing to making energy, it can be pre-owned as a photon-detector (ex. infrared detectors), perceive light, electromagnetic radiations near to visible span, or quantifying light intensity. The operation of a photovoltaic (PV) stall needs basic attribute: Engagement of light, causing either electron-hole pair or excitants. The disconnection on charge conveyor for...
Neurocysticercosis is a common helminth infestation of India, china, Latin America and Africa whi... more Neurocysticercosis is a common helminth infestation of India, china, Latin America and Africa which can present anywhere in the Cranio-Spinal axis, with or without neurological deficit. e prevalence among the developed countries is less. e disease is prevalent in all states of India. Clinical cases We present here the clinical spectrum of Neurocysticercosis presented with neurological deficit with specific findings in MRI common to all three cases (two cranial and one spinal case). Preoperatively all these three cases had different provisional diagnosis, but post operatively confirmed to be neurocysticercosis. All of them had some signs of cavitations or septations identified in MRI T2 weighted images. Clinical suspicion should arise in such unique presentations, especially in places where prevalence is high. Prevention In order to prevent infestation, good hand washing practice during food preparation should be encouraged, and also by avoiding food that might be contaminated by h...
e anatomy of second cervical vertebra and its normal variation in anatomy and thin section CT an... more e anatomy of second cervical vertebra and its normal variation in anatomy and thin section CT analysis has important implications for instrumentation of upper cervical vertebrae particularly the transarticular screw fixation at C1-C2 level that provides a rigid fixation. e aims of this study is to to study the anatomical variations of the pedicle,the lateral mass, the vertebral artery groove and the transverse foramen parameters of axis vertebra in dry bone and to study the CT morphometry of axis vertebra and further to emphasize that high resolution CT with 3 dimensional reconstruction is mandatory before instrumentation to stabilise the C1 to C2 segment. MATERIALS AND METHODS 25 dry specimens of the second cervical vertebra were obtained from the Department of Anatomy, Madurai Medical College Madurai. Nine parameters mainly of the pedicle, the lateral mass, the groove for the vertebral artery and the transverse foramen were measured and all were linear dimensions. e mean, stand...
Surgical Neurology International, 2015
Background: Multiple cerebral hydatid cysts are very rare with only a few reports in the literatu... more Background: Multiple cerebral hydatid cysts are very rare with only a few reports in the literature detailing diagnostic workup, medical management, surgical techniques, possible complications, and outcomes. Case Description: We present the case of an 8-year-old boy who presented with progressively worsening headaches, vomiting, and intermittent fever since 20 days. Diagnostic workup was performed, and magnetic resonance imaging revealed multiple intracranial cysts predominantly in the right frontal region with significant mass effect. A total of 19 intracranial cysts were removed surgically, and the child recovered uneventfully. Conclusions: Neurosurgeons should keep hydatidosis in the list of differentials when evaluating patients with cystic diseases of the brain. Although the removal of such cysts is challenging, outcomes are excellent when cysts are evacuated without rupture and patients show complete resolution of symptoms.