Bøger af Aditi Gupta

Periodontitis is a dental plaque induced chronic inflammatory disease invading periodontal tissues, caused by microbial dysbiosis and the host immune response. It is distinguished by the loss of alveolar bone and if remain untreated can lead to tooth loss, which in turns hinders the oral function and can negatively impact the overall quality of life. Therefore for the efficient prevention and management of the tooth it is necessary for the clinician to diagnose these diseases early and accurately. Currently, the diagnosis and grading of periodontal diseases are based on complete oral clinical and radiographic examination of the periodontium. Recent studies focused on the subgingival microbiome, inflammatory mediators and the host-response modifiers as the potential biomarkers present in gingival crevicular fluid (GCF) and saliva, suggesting the potential for non-invasive chair side diagnostic aids in order to assist the clinician in the diagnosis and even prognosis of a particular periodontal disease. Hence, this book aims to review to date available chairside diagnostic periodontal aids, their significance and their commercially available options.

From the sands of the Sahara to the waters of the Pacific, the author provides a vivid, firsthand account of her travels to remote parts of the world like Tunisia in North Africa and Papua New Guinea (PNG) in the South Pacific. From diving and snorkeling in the coral rich waters of PNG to horse riding and camping in the dunes of the Sahara desert in Tunisia, Aditi Gupta talks of her adventures in this book. From studying at Port Moresby International School in PNG to working in Tunisia, she shares her unique life experience with readers.About the Author Aditi Gupta is an avid traveler who enjoys spending quality time in the sun, on the sand, and in the sea. She has worked as a Manager at Grant Thornton and PwC while also being a volunteer at Embracing the World, an NGO focused on uplifting underserved communities worldwide. She has an MBA in Finance from Cornell University and Bachelors in Electrical Engineering from National University of Singapore.

The fungal organism is a eukaryotic, microscopic, heterotrophic, unicellular or multicellular with inflexible cell wall compiled with chitin, glucan, and/or cellulose with a plethora of organelles. Fungi are ubiquitously found in air, soil, plants, and water even as a part of lichens growing on a rock. Diseases caused by fungi which have clinical significance are characterized as primary infections or opportunistic infections. Medicinal plants are available in India and used traditionally as these are rich sources of one or other secondary metabolites. The multiple actions and therapeutic uses of these indigenous plant products or drugs are sufficiently prescribed in classical literature in many medicinal plant volumes and pharmacopeias.

Offers a thorough introduction to control engineering in easy to understand language. It begins with the basic concepts before moving on to more complex ideas, such as the Root Locus Technique, the Bode Plot and the Nyquist Criterion. In addition, advanced topics, such as sampled data control systems and robust control systems are discussed.