iosr-JDMS   Volume-25 ~ Issue-9 ~ Sep. 2026

Abstract: The Solid ameloblastoma is the most common histological variant of ameloblastoma, accounting for the majority of jaw lesions. It is a benign odontogenic epithelial tumor characterized by slow but persistent growth, local invasiveness, cortical bone expansion, and a high propensity for recurrence if inadequately treated. Although it most frequently occurs in the posterior mandible, its occurrence in the anterior mandibular region is relatively uncommon. This report describes a case of solid ameloblastoma in a 25-year-old female who presented with a painless.....

Keywords: Solid Ameloblastoma, Conventional Ameloblastoma, Jaw Neoplasm, Odontogenic tumor, Anterior mandible

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Abstract: Background: While earlier studies emphasized the use of the internet for academic purposes and communication, recent research has highlighted a concerning rise in the use of internet addiction, particularly among the younger population. This condition, now recognized as pathological, mirrors substance addictions like alcohol and drugs leading to academic decline, reduced work performance and impaired psychological well-being. Lots of suicides are being noticed in student society. Notably, studies on students in medical and paramedical fields remain.......

Key word: Internet, addiction, students, psychology, Wi-Fi, mental health

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Abstract: Introduction: Pulmonary function abnormalities may persist after completion of treatment for pulmonary tuberculosis, including in individuals without significant respiratory symptoms. This study evaluated pulmonary function and exercise capacity in asymptomatic individuals after completion of treatment for drug-sensitive pulmonary tuberculosis, with particular emphasis on diffusing capacity of the lung for carbon monoxide (DLCO).
Methodology: This....

Keywords: diffuse lung capacity for carbon monoxide (dlco), functional capacity, post-tubercular lung disease, six minute walk test, spirometry

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