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Hair fall Solution Treatment

Hair fall Solution Treatment : Hair fall is one of the major problem to us. Hair loose is so much painful for life. Many people basically gents are sufferer for this problem. The solution of this problem is to protect hair by using oil. Indian Minoxidil Topical Solution is one of the best solution for hair fall solution. On the other hand, a Bangladeshi product is becomes so much popular. Which is Trugain, produced by Ziska Pharma. This product is so much effective, trusted and reliable. So anyone can use it. Now available in big pharmacy or clinic. Hair fall will reduce by using it, hair fall treatment have no guaranty for some person. But you can try...
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Importance of Medical Equipment

Medical Equipment  : Medical Equipments are more effective, reliable and necessary for clinic, lab or diagnostic. Instant treatment, primary and secondary observation, satisfaction of patients is more significant for serve mankind to a Hospital. Some equipments are given below...


  • Test tubes in racks
  • Beaker
  • Burette
  • A Cuvette of a colorimeter
  • Petri dish
  • A set of micropipettes

  • Dispensable pipettes
  • Glass Pasteur pipettes with teats
  • Flasks
  • Colorimeter (Spectrophotometer)
  • Microtiter plates
  • Gel electrophoresis apparatus
  • High-speed centrifuge
  • Ultracentrifuge
  • Gaschromatograph


Ref : Wikipidia

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Necessity of Drug

Necessity of Drug : An investigation of 'steady-state' serum levels of anticonvulsant drugs from 221 epileptic patients at a university hospital was conducted. Serum concentrations of phenobarbital, primidone, and diphenylhydantoin were strong-minded by a gas chromatographic method. Sixty-five percent (130) of the patients receiving diphenylhydantoin had levels below the therapeutic range of 10-20mug/ml. Subtherapeutic levels appear to be due to insufficient dosage adjustment. Only 25% (33) of the patients receiving phenobarbital had levels below the therapeutic range. Serum levels of diphenylhydantoin or phenobarbital could not be predicted from quantity. Most patients received two or more drugs. Over 10% of the patients had potentially toxic levels of anticonvulsant drugs. High levels of diphenylhydantoin were easily documented clinically but high levels of phenobarbital were not. Survey Reference : http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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