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Editor's Note
 The 22nd Postgraduate Research Presentation Program (PGRPP) is being held at Sher-i-Kashmir Institute of Medical Sciences Srinagar (SKIMS) from 27th to 28th April. The program, started by SKIMS in the year 1998, serves as an important platform to all post-graduate doctors to present their research work, besides to learn the art of presenting scientific facts and defending them before a learned audience. A total of 103 abstracts from medical, surgical and other specialities are being presented this year in the program. It is, therefore, a matter of great pleasure that SKIMS is bringing up this issue of the Journal of Medical Sciences on the selected papers of 22nd PGRP Program. The organizing committee of PGRPP, led by Professor Nisar Ahmad Chowdry, has put great efforts in compiling and editing these abstracts at a very short notice. The editors of JMS would like to profusely thank the organizing committee for contributing to the January-July issue of the Journal of Medical Sciences with these abstracts. We hope that this compendium of selected papers of many stimulating and innovative papers from PGRPP-XXII will be appreciated, and will encourage the young authors to publish their research work as original papers in the Journal of Medical Sciences. Shariq Rashid Masoodi, MD, DM, FACP, FRCP (Editor-in-Chief, JMS)
Highlights
The preoperative period is a stressful event in paediatric patients
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Patients were comparable with respect to demographic parameters.Onset of analgesia was faster in Ropivacaine + Dexmedetomidine group (RD) compared to ropivacaine clonidine (RC) group.Peak level of analgesia was achieved quickly in RD group compared to RC group.Duration of analgesia was more in RD group compared to RC group
Summary
The preoperative period is a stressful event in paediatric patients. Paediatric premedication provides anxiolysis, facilitates parental separation and lessens adverse psychological effects. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES; The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of AVR on LV remodelling, in patients with aortic valve disease. METHODS: Fifty patients with aortic valve disease were studied using transthoracic echocardiography to assess LV mass before AVR and compared with early postoperative changes in the LV dimensions and function. Hassan Tanveer Wani Mushtaq Ahmad Shah Zaffar Amin S12. Despite advances in preventive measures, CIN is the third leading cause of AKI and is associated with higher rates of morbidity and mortality in hospitalized patients. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: The study was aimed to determine the incidence, evaluate the risk factors and to analyze the outcome including mortality, need of dialysis and impact on length of hospital stay of AKI after PCI. Amount of blood transfused and ccomplications if any were recorded
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