Pabna Medical College Journal
Open access || Peer reviewed || Medical research
ISSN : 2958-7794 (Print)
ISSN : 3005-6675 (Online)
Medical news, research updates, journal publications, and professional information in one place.
Editorial : For generations, the surgeon’s legacy was etched in the geometry of incisions and the fidelity of healed tissue. We were master technicians, our worth measured in operative time, complication rates, and the gratitude of the patient before us. This covenant, however, is...
Background: Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is a neurodevelopmental condition with increasing prevalence. The ‘atd’ angle, a palmar dermatoglyphic feature formed early in fetal development, may serve as a biomarker for prenatal disturbances. This study aimed to compare the ‘atd’ angle...
Background: Mandibular fractures are common maxillofacial injuries causing functional, aesthetic, and psychosocial impact. In Bangladesh, district hospitals manage the majority of cases; however, data on fracture patterns and treatment outcomes are limited. Understanding local epidem...
Background: Blood donation is essential for healthcare systems worldwide, yet maintaining an adequate donor pool remains challenging, particularly in developing countries like Bangladesh where only 30% of blood comes from voluntary donors. Understanding psychosocial and sociocultural...
Background: Femoral shaft fracture is an incapacitating paediatricinjury. It is common in our country and also in orthopaedics OPD, DMCH. The best treatment between six and sixteen years of age is a matter of debate. There has been resurgence worldwide for operative fixation. Titaniu...
Background: Suicide remains a major public health concern, with poisoning being a common method of self-harm. The easy availability of toxic substances and limited access to mental health care contribute to the growing burden of deliberate self-poisoning. This study aimed to assess...
Background: Transfusion-transmissible infections (TTIs) remain a significant concern forblood safety, particularly in resource-limited settings. Nucleic acid testing (NAT) can detect infections during the window period before seroconversion, offering advantages over conventional sero...
Background: Having the right facilities and enough skilled staff is crucial for giving proper burn care, especially in places with limited resources. The National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery (NIBPS) is a significant step forward for Bangladesh’s healthcare system, aiming to...