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Antioxidant Activity of Ingredients of Mathumeha Chooranam, A Drug Used for the Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus in Siddha System of Medicine

Thilageswary, K.; Arasaratnam, V.; Sivakanesan, R. (Jaffna University International Research Conference, 2014)

In the Siddha system of Medicine there are several chooranams are used to cure the Mathumeham (Diabetes mellitus). Amoung the chooranams, different varieties of Mathumeha chooranam are used in Siddha system. Mathumeha ...
In vitro antiurolithic effect of Siddha drugs with and without adjuvant on oxalate stones

Liyanawadugel, R.M.; Sivagnanam, S.; Arasaratnam, V. (University of Jaffna, 2020)

Siddha drugs are indicated for the management of urolithiasis and coconut water is used as the adjuvant in indigenous medicine. This study was carried out to evaluate the in vitro antiurolithic effects of Siddha drugs ...
In vitro litholytic effect of commonly used siddha drugs and the aqueous extract of Tribulus terrestris as an adjuvant on oxalate stone

Minfak, K.A.; Sivagnanam, S.; Arasaratnam, V. (University of Jeyewardenepura, 2014)

Urolithiasis is a disease that forms stones in any part of the urinary tract, composed of organic matrix and organic and/ or inorganic crystalloids. Even though there were several medical and surgical interventions to ...
Patterns of complexity of urinary stone disease based on anatomical sites and stone number: A study conducted among the patients who underwent surgical intervention at Genitourinary Surgical unit, Teaching Hospital, Jaffna

Sivarangini, S.; Arasaratnam, V.; Sathesan, B.; Gunatilake, M.; Kandeepan, K. (University of Jeyewardenepura, 2018)

Urinary stones are commonly formed in the kidney and urinary bladder. Rarely stones can form in the ureter and urethra when functional or anatomical defects are present in the urinary tract. Mode of presentation of disease, ...
A Simple Method to Type the Urinary Stones

Sivarangini, S.; Arasaratnam, V.; Gunatilake, M. (Nepal Medical College Journal, 2021)

The main aim of this study was to find an alternative method to type the urinary stones, which do not comply with the available method. For this study 100 stones were selected and were analysed by wet chemical method. The ...
Suggestion For the Classification Urinary Stones

Sivarangini, S.; Arasaratnam, V.; Gunatilake, M. (Global Academic Research Institute, 2020)

Urinary stones are classified in to Category I and II, based on the characterizing ions. Category I stones have the composition of three main anions viz Uric acid/Urate, Oxalate and Phosphate. If the Uric acid/Urate is ...
Urinary calculi im Northern Province, Sri Lanka; A descriptive cross-sectiomal study conducted at Teaching Hospital Jaffna among the patients underwent surgical interventions for urinary calculi

Sivarangini, S.; Arasaratnam, V.; Saihesan, B.; Gunatilake, M.; Kandeepan, K. (University of Jaffna, 2018)

Urimary calculi may affect the renal function Prevalence of urinary calculi in Sri Lanka is mainly associated and cause permanent damage to the teldney, if it is not with certain dietary habits and environmental geochemical ...

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