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Scholar Alert: [ Hipertention, Diabetic foot syndrome ]

A Mobile Health Service to Manage Diabetic Foot in Homeless Patients
M Matteoli, C Scaringi, P Carella, L Fruttaldo… - Journal of the
American …, 2015
... Twenty-seven patients (3%), mostly men (n = 24; 89%), presented
both diabetes and hypertension;
in this group, 18 patients had diabetic foot (67%). ... Of those
procedures, 369 were directed to
manage diabetic feet in 21 patients living with diabetes (38% of
diabetic individuals ...

Kyrle Disease: A Rare Dermatologic Condition Associated with the Diabetic Foot
M Bodman, D Ehredt Jr, R Barker, A Kirkland, P Mude - Journal of the
American …, 2015
... The patient's mother is also diabetic, with similar but
undiagnosed lower-leg lesions. ... The family
history was significant for diabetes and hypertension, but no history
of similar lesions could be ...
of Kyrle disease was that both patients reported a medical history of
diabetes and the ...

Clinical and Laboratory Diagnosis
EA Cook, JF Ashcraft - Osteomyelitis of the Foot and Ankle, 2015
... may increase CRP such as other inflammatory conditions, viral
infections, age, obesity, smoking,
diabetes mellitus, hypertension, chronic fatigue ... Predictive
factors for lower extremity amputations
in diabetic foot infections ... Risk factors for foot infections in
individuals with diabetes. ...

What kind of sick person would see a Foot Doctor! The Foot Disease in
Inpatients Study (FDIS)
PA Lazzarini, V Ng, SS Kuys, MC Kamp, MC d'Emden… - … of Foot and
Ankle Research, 2015
... Attending a podiatrist was independently associated with female
gender (2.6 (1.7-3.9)),
increasing years of age (1.06 (1.04-1.08), diabetes (5.0 (3.2-7.9)),
arthritis (2.0 (1.3-3.0)),
hypertension (1.7 (1.1-2.6) and previous foot ulcer (4.5 (2.4-8.1). ...

Negative-Pressure Wound Therapy
SK Han - Innovations and Advances in Wound Healing, 2016
... be applied in conjunction with treatment of other comorbid
diseases such as diabetes,
hypertension, peripheral vascular ... is the most sensitive region in
the body to ischemia, and diabetes
is often ... Therefore, when a NPWT is applied to a diabetic foot
ulcer, care should be taken to ...

[PDF] RISK FACTORS OF AMPUTATION AT DIABETIC PATIENTS IN BUTEMBO,
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO
MM Valimungighe, GK Bunduki, KL Kamabu… - Alcoholism, 2015
... diabetes duration >10 years with glycaemia on an empty stomach
>300mg, and hypertension
(Systolic >140mmHg ... the non diabetic [1]. World-widely, close to
70% of leg amputation concern
diabetic patient [2,3]; 85% inferior member amputations' due to
diabetes are preceded ...

[HTML] Economic burden and catastrophic cost among people living with
type2 diabetes mellitus attending a tertiary health institution in
south-east zone, Nigeria
IL Okoronkwo, JN Ekpemiro, EU Okwor, PU Okpala… - BMC Research Notes, 2015
... 45 % of the 292 respondents, spent 30 % and above of their non
food consumption expenditure
(income) on diabetic care. ... Kiriga JM, Sambo HB, Sambo LG, Barry
SP: Economic burden of
diabetes in the West African region. ... Idris J. Taming hypertension
and diabetes in Nigeria. ...

[PDF] A SURVEY ON MORBIDITY AND MANAGEMENT OF DIABETES IN KOTTAYAM
DISTRICT AND A REVIEW ON RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN DIABETES …
A Raj - Innoriginal International Journal of Sciences, 2015
... Also this group was having increased occurrence of other diseases
like hypertension, hyper
cholesterolemia or ... in daily life has to be encouraged for the
welfare of the diabetic population
all ... Care 24:1936–1940, 2001 7. Nathan DM: Long-term complications
of diabetes mellitus. ...

Hypertension in Pregnancy
P Lyons - Obstetrics in Family Medicine, 2015
... of pre-eclampsia, nulliparity, primipaternity, age over 40,
assisted fertility, multiple gestation,
chronic hypertension, diabetes mellitus, renal ... HELLP syndrome. ...
ophthalmological, neurological,
and abdominal examinations as well as notation of peripheral edema
(feet, hands, and ...

[PDF] Diagnosis and Treatment of Vascular Surgery Related Infection
YG Zhang, XL Guo, Y Song, CF Miao, C Zhang… - Open Biomedical …, 2015
... be combined with a variety of internal medicine diseases such as
diabetes, hypertension and
heart ... model with CFU/mL >155,000 on the second postoperative day,
diabetes, elective redo ... tract
infection or infection of the tissues (pneumonia or infected foot
ulcer) often become ...

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Commentary on Hadeeth, - Dought & clear, - * except ruqam (marks or stripes) on clothes

What is meant by ruqam (marks or stripes on clothes) in the hadeeth
"except ruqam on textiles"?
Praise be to Allaah.
The scholars (may Allaah have mercy on them) interpretedruqamin two ways:
(i) That it refers to images in carpets and similar
items, which are walked on and are not treated in a respectful manner
like pillows. This is allowed, because the Messenger (peace and
blessings of Allaah be upon him) allowed it. What is meant is that he
allowed their use, but making images is not allowed.
(ii) That it refers to decorations on garments, apart
from pictures or images. Decoration on clothing is fine and does not
come under the ruling on images. What is forbidden is images of
animate beings, human or otherwise, because it was reported that the
Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) entered upon
'Aa'ishah and saw a garment on which there was an image. He got angry
and tore it down, and said, "The makers of these images will be
punished on the Day of Resurrection, and they will be told, 'Give life
to that which you have created.' 'Aa'ishah said: So I made it into two
pillows on which the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon
him) could recline. Al-Nasaa'i narrated with a saheeh isnaad from Abu
Hurayrah (may Allaah be pleased with him) that the Prophet (peace and
blessings of Allaah be upon him) had an appointment with Jibreel, and
he was late, so he went out to him and found him waiting for him
(outside). Jibreel said to him: "In the house there is a statue, and a
curtain with images on it, and a dog. Go and break the head off the
statue so that it will look like a tree, and go and make two pillows
out of the curtain that will be thrown on the floor and stepped on,
and go and throw the dog out." The Prophet (peace and blessings of
Allaah be upon him) went and did that, then Jibreel (peace be upon
him) came in. Abu Hurayrah said: the dog was a puppy underneath a bed
in the house, which has been brought in by al-Hasan and al-Husayn.

Commentary on Hadeeth, - Dought & clear, - * Meaning of the Hadeeth, “Faith retreats to Madeenah”

What is the meaning of the hadeeth of the Prophet (peace and blessings
of Allah be upon him), "Faith retreats to Madeenah like a snake
returns to its hole"?
Praise be to Allah.
In this hadeeth, the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon
him) said, "Faith retreats to Madeenah like a snake returns to its
hole." The word "retreats to" means to return and settle in Madeenah,
just as a snake, when it goes out from its hole, returns to it. Here
the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) was saying that
this religion will retreat to Madeenah after all other countries
become corrupt, just as a snake comes out of its hole and wanders
about the land, then it goes back to its hole.
This hadeeth also indicates that just as Islam spread from Madeenah,
it will return to it. Islam with its strength and authority spread
from Madeenah, although its roots stemmed from Makkah. Makkah was the
place where the first Revelation came down, but the Muslims did not
have a state and power, and engage in jihad (battle), until after they
migrated to Madeenah. Hence Islam with its power and authority, spread
from Madeenah and will retreat to it at the end of time.
Some of the scholars said: this hadeeth refers to something that has
already happened, i.e., the people came in delegations to Madeenah and
went back there again to learn about sharee'ah (Islamic law) and the
teachings of Islam from the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of
Allah be upon him). But the first meaning is the apparent meaning of
the hadeeth and is more correct.