
Kaviraj and konar (1982) have studied the effects of heavy metals on accute toxicity of mercury, chromium and cadmium and cadmium to the fish. Organophosphate compounds are now extensively use in place of organochloride compounds on account of their lesser residuals toxicity, but the prevention of aqutic animals' mortality remains an important object of water pollution research. Considering the studies on pesticide pollution on the fresh water gastropod Thiara on the fresh water gastropod Thiara Lineata the present investigation has under taken with the view to understand the acute toxicity and the effect on the rate of oxygen consumption. (1988) have observed rate of oxygen consumption. (1951, 1983) have observed the effects of carbaryl on oxygen consumption of the fish, Channa punctatus Chaudari.et.al. Viviparous bengalensis in zink sulphate Lowry, O. The oxygen consumption has been estimated by Alam and Lomte(1984) after exposing the gastropods. The protocol for this study is submitted to the Obstetrics and Gynecology unit, Faculty of medicine and to the medical ethics committee Kufa university, Iraq.Ībstract: Toxicity of sumithion to the fresh water field crab has been studied by Bhagya Laxmi and Ramamurti (1981), Aness (1975) and Verma et al., (1978) observed the toxicity of some organophosphate compounds. Keywords: Helicobacter pylori, pathogenesis, Hyperemesis gravidarum. Conclusion: Helicobacter pylori may be one of the etiological factors of hyperemesis gravidarum and can be added to its investigations, especially in prolonged conditions that are refractory to conventional management and cases that extend to the second trimester and non teratogenic regimens for treatment may be considered. pylori positive and twenty one of the forty five control group (46.7 % ) were H.pylori positive. Results: Thirty eight Patients of the forty five hyperemesis gravidarum group (84.44 % ) were H. Serum testing for H-pylori IgG antibody titre using (ELISA) method was done for both the patient group and the control group. Fourty five normal pregnant women were used as a control group. The Purpose: To evaluate the association of Helicobacter pylori infection in the pathogenesis of hyperemesis gravidarum (HG) Methods: Fourty five pregnant women with hyperemesis gravidarum were recruited from out- patient clinics & emergency department of Al-Zahra' Teaching Hospital for Gynaecology& Obstetrics / Kufa University.
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