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Immunosuppressant drugs are (a
class of drugs) used to suppress/reduce the strength of the body’s
immune system. Such drugs are widely used in organ transplant
procedures (called anti-rejection drugs) as well as to treat some
autoimmune diseases such as multiple sclerosis, psoriasis, rheumatoid
arthritis, and others. An individual's body recognizes the
transplanted organ as a foreign mass, which the immune system may
attack, leading to organ rejection. To avoid such situations, these
drugs are used to weaken the reaction against foreign organs.
However, regular blood tests are essential for monitoring the action
of the drug on the body. These drugs are powerful and can have side
effects such as liver disorders, high blood pressure, and kidney
problems.

Topical eye drop remains the most convenient and patient-friendly route of drug delivery. This type of drug administration proves extremely crucial in the treatment of anterior segment diseases.
have been developed to overcome challenges related to static as well
as dynamic barriers. One of the major challenges related to oculardrug delivery technology is to obtain and maintain a therapeutic
level at the site of action for an extended period of time.

Ophthalmic Lasers are
instruments that use an electrical energy source to alter the light
and heat waves that enter the eye to correct vision problems. They
can be used to treat a variety of refractory visual impairments such
as myopia, hypermetropia, and astigmatism. In general, laser
treatment for vision correction is effective in improving both the
near and the far sight and reduces the need for glasses or contact
lenses. There are four types of ophthalmic lasers for surgical
applications including diode, visible light, YAG laser, and
photodynamic therapy (PDT). Each application uses a different
combination of these lasers to deliver its surgical effects. The
Diode laser emits a high-energy, red laser beam that destroys and
prevents the buildup of bacteria and growth of cancerous cells.

Microscopic polyangiitis (PMP)
is an uncommon condition that causes tiny blood vessels to be
irritated. It is also a type of varicose vein. This results in
extreme pain and swelling of the ankles and heels in both feet. PMP
usually affects individuals within their fifties and sixties, but can
occur in those of any age group. Many different things can lead up to
a diagnosis of PMP, however, it is usually caused by another medical
condition or some sort of accident. One common cause of PMP is trauma
to an organ. Arthritis is one such disease, as is carpal tunnel
syndrome, which can cause serious nerve damage in the hands and
wrists. When an organ is damaged, inflammation occurs along with
swelling and pain. The second type of Microscopic Polyangiitis test
involves injecting a dye into a person's infected lungs. The lungs
usually become swollen with fluid during this treatment. A chest
x-ray will indicate any sign of infection. This type of Polyangiitis
test is usually done on an outpatient basis.

Phenol formaldehyde resins or phenolic resins are synthetic polymers
derived from the reaction between phenol and formaldehyde. Phenolicresins were known as the first commercial resins used in the
production of molded products such as billiard balls and laboratory
countertops. Phenolic resins are also used as adhesives and coasting.
A wide variety of product types of phenolic resin are available in
the market, such as formaldehyde-free phenolic resin, bio-phenolic
resin, resole resin, cresol, and novolac resin. Furthermore, phenolic
resins find major application in several industrial activities (such
as wood-adhesive, friction materials, abrasives, fire retardants,
hardeners, for insulation purposes, molding compounds, offshore oil
drilling, laminates, etc.) owing to its properties such as high
mechanical strength, adhesion, heat resistance, moisture resistance,
etc.

A purging compound is a specific type of ingredient specifically
formulated for cleaning plastic machinery and extruders. Several
common additives and base resins are mixed in this formula to clean
screws, barrel, and die. This compound is typically used towards
pre-hot lamination cleaning. The most effective cleaning action on
plastic extruded parts is the hot water extraction technique.

A scar is essentially a permanent mark left behind on the skin after an injury or wound has fully healed. Scars are a normal part of healing process.

Gonorrhea diagnostic testing consists of two primary methods namely blood tests and pelvic exams. These two tests are applied to identify gonorrhea through serological testing.

Dravet Syndrome is a genetically-caused condition and is characterized by generalized seizures at birth, more often occurring in the first year of life or later in the toddler years. Some rare genetic conditions also known as Dravet's Angelism and Duchenne's Disease also affect the nervous system, a