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PublicationArticle A radiological diagnostic sign of pulmonary hydatid disease (Water lily sign)(1977) V.K. Jha; P. Sundaram[No abstract available]PublicationArticle Association of pulmonary tuberculosis and cryptococcosis(1974) V.K. Jha; P.C. Sen; M. Joshi; K. Kotilingam[No abstract available]PublicationArticle Clavicular fibrosarcoma. (A case report)(1974) B.K. Kaul; V.K. JhaA 25 yr old patient was presented with a swelling of the clavicle which turned out to be fibrosarcoma, a very rare tumor in this situation.PublicationArticle Fibrous dysplasia of the rib: a case report(1975) V.K. Jha; I.M. Gupta; M.L. Mehrotra; A. Ali[No abstract available]PublicationArticle Levels of serum immunoglobulins in pulmonary tuberculosis patients(1974) V.K. Jha; B.K. Bajpai; R.M. GuptaLevels of immunoglobulin G, A and M were quantitatively determined in sera from Indian patients with pulmonary tuberculosis and from healthy subjects. The mean levels of immunoglobulins were raised in pulmonary tuberculosis patients, but particularly those of IgG and IgA were significantly higher than in normal subjects. Further, the cases of pulmonary tuberculosis were divided into 3 subgroups, minimal, moderately advanced, and far advanced, depending upon the extent of involvement of lung parenchyma as visualized by chest roentgenogram. On comparing the serum immunoglobulin values amongst 3 subgroups of pulmonary tuberculosis, no significant difference could be observed. However, there was a tendency towards increase in immunoglobulin levels with increasing severity of disease. The present study correlates well with the reported immunoglobulin class of antibody response to antigens of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.PublicationArticle Liver damage in chronic non tuberculous respiratory diseases(1974) V.K. Jha; K. Kotilingam; D.C. Roy; P.K. Shukla; M. JoshiTwenty two cases of chronic non tuberculous respiratory diseases were studied for the evidence of liver damage. Out of them 6 were of malignancies, 9 of allergic conditions and 7 of suppurative diseases. Bromsulfphthalein thymol turbidity, bilirubin, alkaline phosphatase, pseudocholinesterase, lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) and LDH5, serum glutamic oxaloacetic transaminase, serum glutamic pyruvic transaminase, total serum protein, albumin were estimated in them. In 7 cases liver biopsy was also performed. A varying degree of biochemical evidence of liver damage was found. Liver biopsy showed histological evidence in 6 out of 7 cases. It was found that multiple tests of liver function performed simultaneously are more useful than a single test for the diagnosis of the liver damage.PublicationArticle Liver function in extra pulmonary tuberculosis(1975) V.K. Jha; K. Kotilingam; D.C. Roy[No abstract available]PublicationArticle Liver function in pulmonary tuberculosis(1974) V.K. Jha; K. Kotilingam; P.K. Shukla; D.C. Roy; M. Joshi[No abstract available]PublicationArticle PublicationArticle Pleural effusion in a case of osteosarcoma(1973) V.K. Jha; R.B. SinghA case of osteosarcoma of the lower end of the left femur with pleural metastasis is reported. The pleural fluid sugar content in this case was 30 mg%.PublicationArticle QTc interval in pulmonary tuberculosis(1982) P.K. Jain; B.V. Agrawal; P. Avasthey; P.N. Somani; V.K. JhaThe mean QTc interval in 140 normal adults was 0.40 second (S.D. ± 0.02, range 0.32 to 0.44 second). It was 0.44 second (S.D. ± 0.09, range 0.32 to 0.54 second) in 125 patients with pulmonary tuberculosis. The difference was statistically highly significant (p<0.001). The QTc interval was prolonged (more than 0.44 second) in 47.2% of cases of pulmonary tuberculosis. It was not affected by the duration or extent of pulmonary lesion, elevated body temperature or sedimentation rate. The increase in QTc interval appears to be due to myocardial involvement of tuberculosis.PublicationArticle Serum magnesium concentrations in pulmonary heart disease(1975) R.B. Singh; V.K. Jha[No abstract available]PublicationLetter SHORT-COURSE TRIPLE CHEMOTHERAPY FOR TUBERCULOSIS(1976) R.B. Singh; V.K. Jha; B.C. Katiyar[No abstract available]