Kerala Medical Journal

Current Issue

Vol 14 No 1 (2021): January to March 2021

Published: 2021-09-24

Editorial

Post-Covid Fatigue a Way Forward

PV Benny

1-2
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Original Research

A Study to Assess the Validity of Community based Assessment Checklist – The Standard Non- Communicable Diseases Screening Tool of Frontline Health Workers

Vinoth Kumar Kalidoss, Rajeev Aravindakshan, Rakesh Kakkar, S Sathiyanarayanan, Desham Chelimela, Navya Krishna Naidu

3-6
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Review Article

Mucormycosis

Roshan J Lewis

7-10
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Case Report

p.Arg142Ter Variant Causing IFT52 Gene Mutation Resulting in Asphyxiating Thoracic Dystrophy-Juene Syndrome-A Rare Case Report

A C Mammen, P V Binukuttan, Reni G Varghese, Salini Sasidharan

11-13
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RT-PCR Negative COVID 19 – Akin to Smear Negative Pulmonary Tuberculosis? – A Case Report

B Ganesh, P Arjun, K A Ameer, Vinodkumar Kesavan, A Rajalakshmi, Muhammad Niyas, R Muralidharan, V Deepak

14-17
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Emergence of Stenotrophomonas Maltophilia Sepsis - A Case Series and Review of Literature

Dona Susan Mathew, Ganga Raju, Ivy Vishvamohanan, Ashish Jitendranath, Ramani Bai

18-20
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About KMJ

Kerala Medical Journal is an Open Acess Journal with Creative Commons liscencing, published by Indian Medical Association – Kerala State Branch (IMA-KSB). The journal is published online and in print form and has 4 issues per year. Articles are selected in original research in clinical medicine, public health and clinical epidemiology and undergo a strict process of peer review before confirmation. Authors are to pay a publishing fee of Rs. 5000 on acceptance. The publishing fee is partially waived for IMA-KSB lifetime members and medical students. The journal access is fully open online.

Aims and Scope

To promote and publish original research in all areas of modern medicine
To create active discussions and initiate debates on topics of importance in health policy and health decision making
To propagate safe, evidence based and ethical practice of modern medicine popularising guidelines for management.