Tropical Medicine Future Top Open Access Journals
Tropical medicine is a branch of
drugs that deals with
health issues that occur uniquely, are more widespread, or are harder to regulate in tropical and subtropical regions. Physicians during this field diagnose and treat a spread of diseases and ailments. Most infections they affect are endemic to the tropics. a couple of of the foremost well-known include malaria, HIV/AIDS, and tuberculosis. They need to be knowledgeable within the 18 lesser known neglected tropical diseases, which include Chagas disease, rabies, and dengue. These diseases include
cancer and disorder, which, within the past, are more of a worry in developed countries. Physicians trained in medicine must even be prepared to diagnose and treat these diseases. Training for physicians wishing to concentrate on medicine varies widely over the various countries. They need to study epidemiology, virology, parasitology, and statistics, also because the training required of a standard MD. He founded the London School of Hygiene & medicine in 1899. He’s credited with discovering the
vector by which elephantiasis was being passed to humans. He learned it had been a microscopic nematode called filaria sanguinis hominis. He continued to review this worm and its life cycle and determined the worms underwent metamorphosis within female Culex quinquefasciatus mosquitoes. Thus he discovered mosquitoes as a
vector for elephantiasis. After this discovery he collaborated with Ronald Ross to look at the transmission of
malaria via mosquito vector.
High Impact List of Articles
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Cecal diverticulitis mimicking as appendicitis
Sindhu Kumar
Clinical images: Imaging in Medicine
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Cecal diverticulitis mimicking as appendicitis
Sindhu Kumar
Clinical images: Imaging in Medicine
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Magnetic resonance imaging fatty liver changes following surgical, lifestyle or drug treatments in obese, non-alcoholic
fatty liver disease or non-alcoholic steatohepatitis subjects
Mark W Tengowski*, Thomas Fuerst & Claude B Sirlin
Review Article: Imaging in Medicine
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Magnetic resonance imaging fatty liver changes following surgical, lifestyle or drug treatments in obese, non-alcoholic
fatty liver disease or non-alcoholic steatohepatitis subjects
Mark W Tengowski*, Thomas Fuerst & Claude B Sirlin
Review Article: Imaging in Medicine
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Relapsing lymphoma provoking small
intestinal intussusception assessed with
PET/MR
Zoltan Toth*, Peter
Zadori, Gabor Lukacs,
Peter Rajnics, Miklos
Egyed, Imre Repa &
Arpad Kovacs
Clinical images: Imaging in Medicine
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Relapsing lymphoma provoking small
intestinal intussusception assessed with
PET/MR
Zoltan Toth*, Peter
Zadori, Gabor Lukacs,
Peter Rajnics, Miklos
Egyed, Imre Repa &
Arpad Kovacs
Clinical images: Imaging in Medicine
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Recent developments in intracoronary optical coherence tomography imaging
Hironori Kitabata and Takashi Akasaka
Review Article: Imaging in Medicine
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Recent developments in intracoronary optical coherence tomography imaging
Hironori Kitabata and Takashi Akasaka
Review Article: Imaging in Medicine
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Steady-state MRI: methods for neuroimaging
Karla L Miller, Rob HN Tijssen, Nikola Stikov and Thomas W Okell
Review Article: Imaging in Medicine
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Steady-state MRI: methods for neuroimaging
Karla L Miller, Rob HN Tijssen, Nikola Stikov and Thomas W Okell
Review Article: Imaging in Medicine
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