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1- Infantile and child hood groups were recorded a high prevalence 34.7% and 27.5% respectively than adult age group (37.9%). Males were highly affected with AD in age groups ( 1,4,5) , while females predominated male in groups (2,3). In general, the male: female ratio of infection with AD was ( 1:1.29) (P< 0.001). 2- Face and face & neck were the commonest sites of predilection of AD lesions ( 33.1 % and 20%) respectively . 3- A high correlations between family and personal histories were shown with AD. 4- Dry type of skin , sub acute pattern of disease course, and mild to severe degree of severity were predominant forms in AD patients. 5- The values of Hb, RBCs count and basophiles of AD patients were under the normal or control means , while values of ESR, WBCs count , lymphocytes count , eosinophiles and platelets count were higher than normal means . On other hands , values of differential neutrophils , lymphocytes and monocytes were within normal means (P< 0.001) . 6- The study showed a high significant elevation of various types of cluster of differentiation (CD): ( CD3 ,CD4 , CD8 , CD19 ) .Also , all means of concentration of immunoglobulin (Ig) ( IgA, IgG , IgM

Each year, we learn more about rehabilitation benefits of staying physically active and being properly nourished throughout our lives. The work of scientists, rehabilitation professionals, and older adult volunteers have greatly increased our knowledge about the chronic obstructive pulmonary disease rehabilitation process and how we can maintain strength, endurance, dignity, and independence as we age. Essential to treatment chronic obstructive pulmonary disease patients and staying healthy and vital during older adulthood is participation in regular rehabilitation exercises, which help to improve quality of life, reduce morbidity and mortality, and prevent increasing of severity of disease. Feeling physically strong also promotes mental and emotional health. Rehabilitation exercises are easy to learn, and have been proven safe and effective through years of thorough research. Experts at the Morjan Hospital for Disease Control and Prevention and Babylon University, with the help of older adults, have created this book, REHABILITATION Of CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE to help you become healthy and maintain your respiratory system and independence.

This atlas is providing an idealized view of the horse anatomy. The classic illustrations are performed to be simple and sufficient for the needs of the preclinical students. Colored diagrams and illustrations, which profess considerable accuracy of details and emphasized the relationship of structures, were selected and drawn carefully to useful as possible to the students during the superficial and deep dissection. Many new schematic illustrations were added to this edition. All labeled illustrations were reviewed to ensure that they conform to the Nomina Anatomica Veterinaria (2017) and its annex. The atlas is also provided with tables summarizing the muscles, arteries and nerves of the different regions and structures of the horse body.