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Review Article | Open Access

Published on: 01 Oct 2026

Article ID: wjvsah.2026.j0104

Major Reproductive Problems in Dairy Cows; Diagnostic Approaches and Management: A Review
Natinael Dawit Kalacho* 1 Merete Mekuriya Detamo 2

Reproductive disorders are the principal problems influencing the productivity and production of domestic animals. The main reproductive-related problems that directly affect the reproductive performance of dairy cows are categorized as follows: retained fetal membrane, uterine prolapse, and puerperal infections like endometritis, pyometra, and metritis; accidents that occur before gestation (abortion, vaginal prolapse, and dystocia); and accidents that occur during gestation (abortion,…

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Case Report | Open Access

Published on: 01 Oct 2026

Article ID: wjfsc.2026.j0105

Forensic Reconstruction of an Anomalous Airborne Vehicle Trajectory Following Bridge Impact: A Physics-Based Case Study Using Projectile Motion Analysis
Mahantappa Limbitot* 1 Chandrashekhara 2 Shivaraja I 3

Reconstruction of Forensic Road Traffic Accidents (RTA) often relies on physical evidence such as tyre marks, skid marks, deformation patterns on vehicle, electronic vehicle data, and witness statements. In some rare road accident investigations, however, conventional indicators of vehicle speed are insufficient and making reliable accidence reconstruction challenging. Under such circumstances, the application of classical mechanics provides a scientific theory for determining the motion…

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Letter to Editor | Open Access

Published on: 01 Oct 2026

Article ID: wjed.2026.j0106

Body Weight is Not Enough to Monitor Incretin Therapy in India
Rahul Garg* 1

Falling body weight is not a reliable marker that incretin therapy is helping the patient. This is a counterpart to the concern raised in this journal by Misra and colleagues, that a low body mass index is not a reliable marker of malnutrition [1]. We wish to raise a related problem.

The Indian patent for semaglutide ended on 20 March 2026. The next day several DCGI approved generic brands were launched, costing about ₹1,290 to ₹4,200 a month [2]. Prescribing has moved from…

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Case Report | Open Access

Published on: 30 Sep 2026

Article ID: wjan.2026.i3001

Postextubation Upper-Airway Obstruction Leading to Negative-Pressure Pulmonary Edema and Hypoxic Cardiac Arrest Despite Apparent Recovery After Sugammadex Reversal: A Case Report
Kyung Soo Ha 1 Kyu Nam Kim* 1

Postextubation upper-airway obstruction may cause negative-pressure pulmonary edema (NPPE) and, rarely, life-threatening cardiovascular collapse. Apparent clinical recovery after neuromuscular blockade reversal does not necessarily ensure adequate upper-airway function.

A 67-year-old woman underwent laparoscopic cholecystectomy under general anesthesia with induction of rocuronium. At the end of surgery, the train-of-four (TOF) count was 2, and sugammadex over 2 mg/kg was…

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Case Report | Open Access

Published on: 30 Sep 2026

Article ID: wjan.2026.i3002

Airway Management Using Spoon Forceps for Stabilization of a Large Vocal Cord Mass During Endotracheal Intubation: A Case Report
Hye Jin Jang 1 Jeong Min Sung 1 Kyu Nam Kim* 1

Tracheal intubation in patients with large, mobile, or friable glottic lesions may be complicated by lesion contact, displacement, bleeding, dynamic airway obstruction, or difficulty advancing the endotracheal tube. Here, we present a case of airway management using 4-mm cupped-jaw spoon forceps under video laryngoscopy in a 70-year-old man with a large vocal cord mass that was subsequently confirmed as granulation tissue. To facilitate intubation while limiting manipulation of the lesion, a…

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Review Article | Open Access

Published on: 30 Sep 2026

Article ID: wjfsc.2026.i3003

Tracing the Forensic Fate of Glycans: Environmental Transformation, Persistence, and Biological Trace Interpretation
Vishal Dhayal* 1

Glycans are a relatively underexplored class of structurally diverse and biologically informative molecules in forensic biology. Glycan structures are generated through complex enzymatic pathways and can vary by cellular origin, tissue type, biological state, and individual characteristics unlike DNA and proteins. Their possible forensic significance is not restricted to their occurrence in biological matrices, since environmental conditions after deposition may influence their persistence,…

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Review Article | Open Access

Published on: 30 Sep 2026

Article ID: wjfsc.2026.i3004

Multi-Omics Approaches in Forensic Biology: Integrating Genomics, Epigenomics, Proteomics and Microbiomics for Human Identification and Crime Scene Reconstruction
Aarshiya* 1

Forensic biology has traditionally been based on the use of DNA profiling as the primary method for human identification and biological evidence analysis. While conventional Short Tandem Repeat (STR) profiling is highly reliable for individual identification, it alone cannot address several important forensic questions, including the biological origin of a sample, the age of the contributor, tissue or body-fluid identification, environmental association and aspects of crime scene…

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Research Article | Open Access

Published on: 28 Sep 2026

Article ID: wjns.2026.i2801

Is Periodontal Disease a Risk Factor for Meningioma (WHO Grade I and II)? A Clinical and Questionnaire - Based Case - Control Study
Nikolaos Andreas Chrysanthakopoulos* 1,2,3 Panagiotis Andreas Chrysanthakopoulos 4 Vassiliki Vazintari 5

Background/Aim: Although periodontal disease has been epidemiologically linked to various systemic malignancies, comprehensive literature regarding its specific association with brain tumors remains scarce. The primary objective of this study was to investigate the potential association of periodontal disease with the risk of meningioma, (WHO Grade I and II), development.

Materials and Methods: This retrospective case-control study enrolled 74…

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Opinion | Open Access

Published on: 28 Sep 2026

Article ID: wjprm.2026.i2802

The Reasons for Some Misconceptions in the Modern Concept of Acute Pneumonia
Igor Klepikov* 1

The successful result of scientific research and the effective solution of practical problems completely depend on the correct definition of their goals. This is an axiom of medical science and practice, without which it is impossible to count on the success of any endeavours. The reliability and verifiability of this rule only increase the feeling of deep disappointment and annoyance when it comes to widespread and persistent attempts to solve the problem of Acute Pneumonia (AP) in the same…

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Research Article | Open Access

Published on: 28 Sep 2026

Article ID: wjms.2026.i2803

Nonlinear Fluid-Structure Dynamics in Biomedical Energy Harvesting Systems: A Multi-Physics Framework for Self Powered Medical Implants and Wearable Health Monitors
Mohammad Yaghoub Abdollahzadeh Jamalabadi* 1

This paper presents a comprehensive multi-physics analytical framework for understanding the nonlinear dynamics of fluid-structure interactions in biomedical energy harvesting systems, addressing critical limitations in traditional power sources for implantable medical devices. By integrating classical sloshing eigenvalue theory with fluid-structure interaction dynamics, we develop a coupled Hamiltonian model that captures the complex energy exchange between external mechanical excitation…

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