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The aim of this survey was designed to assess and evaluate the prescription of student which has affected in Cervical Polyp. In this study we show that a total of 500 female people with an age of 18-90 years are all affected by this disease. Which maximum home district is Rajshahi, but some of them are out of Rajshahi district. The surveys findings indicate that study sample have lack of awareness about the health status. Result show that about 79.6% study sample are married and 20.4% are unmarried. Age Range is 18-30 is 19% and the maximum in 31-90 is 81%. In the time of urinate about 89% result is No and 11% result is Yes. Most of present suffer Vaginal discharge been getting better or worse, Vaginal discharge constant or come-and-go, Bleeding after sexual intercourse, Bleeding after douching, Bleeding after the menopause.

The article discusses issues related to innovations in medicine. The essence of innovation is revealed. The main trends in the development of health care in the Russian Federation are identified. Recommendations on improving the development of the healthcare sector are given.

Introduction: Brain abscess is a known complication of surgically treated intracerebral hemorrhage (ICH), but it is exceptionally rare that it occurs at the same site of a nonoperated ICH.This paper will report this special case, and present a literature review.

Patient concerns: A 62-year-old man with cerebral hemorrhage(about 25ml) in the right temporal occipital lobe was clearly conscious and initially treated conservatively.

Interventions: After 36 days of conservative treatment, the state of consciousness became worse, and imaging showed brain abscess with cerebral hernia at the same site of a nonoperated ICH. An emergency craniocerebral abscess resection was performed.

Outcomes: Postoperative pathology confirmed acute suppurative inflammation and necrosis, after symptomatic treatment successfully discharged.

Conclusion: There should be a high index of suspicion for a brain abscess following an intracerebral hemorrhage if the clinical and radiological picture differs from the expected course of a resolving hematoma.

Abbreviations: ICH=intracerebral hemorrhage, GCS=glasgow coma scale, CSF= cerebrospinal fluid, BBB=blood-brain barrier

Medical termination of late 1st trimester pregnancy complicated with lethal fetal anomaly or with failed pregnancy iscommon in clinical practice worldwide. Misoprostol alone or in combination with Mifepristone, has been the most widely deployed agent. The presence of placenta previa or previous cesarean scar has not been considered frank contraindication for such a practice. Nevertheless, its use in the presence of unidentified PAS could trigger uterine rupture, massive intraperitoneal hemorrhage and hemodynamic instability mandating hysterectomy. We hereby, report a multigravid woman with two previous cesarean deliveries who was diagnosed to carry a fetus with Exencephally at thirteen weeks gestation. After the second dose of Misoprostol, she started to have intractable vaginal bleeding. Evacuation and Curettage failed to stopthis hemorrhage. At emergent laparotomy, no hemoperitoneum was found and the uterus was intact. A bluish transparent area in the previous cesarean scar, covered with serosa and lodging a blood clot was identified. Total abdominal hysterectomy was done to secure hemostasis. To our surprise, histo-pathologic examination disclosed the presence of placenta Percreta. Sonographic screening of all pregnancies at high clinical risk for development of PAS should start as early as possible. Furthermore, termination of early pregnancy with the use of either medical or surgical methods should not be performed before the precise and certain exclusion of PAS done by experienced sonographers.

Mood and mental disorders are prevalent worldwide, affecting a great number of individuals of all ages. Depression is frequently associated with the perinatal period with variable prevalence rates.