Surgical Management and Outcomes of Extremity Vascular Trauma by Madhur Kumar, Anubhav Gupta

“…Background: The majority of patients with traumatic extremity injury often present late in developing countries. Various factors such as ischemia time, level of arterial injury, the extent of soft-tissue disruption, and efficiency of collateral supply had been implicated for limb loss. …”
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Enhancing the Efficiency of Horizontal Axis Wind Turbines Through Optimization of Blade Parameters by Hossein Seifi Davari, Ruxandra Mihaela Botez, Mohsen Seify Davari, Harun Chowdhury

“…In this research, we delve into the promising potential of horizontal axis wind turbines to effectively meet the electricity needs of developing countries. By addressing the challenges posed by low Reynolds number airflow characteristics, we focus on specific airfoils—E471, S2055, and RG15—tailored for horizontal axis wind turbine blade optimization. …”
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An Interesting Case of Kidney Transplant Recipient with Multiple Concomitant Infections- 10 Years Post Transplantation by Chilaka Rajesh, Utkarsh Mishra, Ankit Jain, T. Jayaprakash, Phaneesh Bharadwaj, Selvin Sundar Rajmani, Nisha Jose, Jeethu Joseph Eapen, Elenjickal Elias John, Santosh Varughese

“…Opportunistic infections or pathogens that reactivate from latent infection in the renal transplant recipients often arise during the peak immunosuppression period and infections such as Pneumocystis jirovecii may arise in the late period of posttransplant. In developing countries, tuberculosis (TB) is a major concern among transplant patients. …”
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Transformation of Economic Growth Momentum and Policy Choice: A Case Study of Guangdong Province in China by Feng Luo, Feng Chen, Dandan Yang, Simin Yang

“…Our findings provide some ideas on how to maintain economic growth in the new era especially for the developing countries.…”
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Synoptic analysis of the most severe flood in Karkheh basin (Flood 1 April 2019) by dana rahimi, Javad khoshhal dastjerdi, Dariush rahimi

“…The economic impacts of floods are greater in developing countries, including Iran, and are particularly severe in the colder months of the year in the west of the country. …”
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Perspective on Antibiotic Resistance in Bangladesh: A Critical Yet Overlooked Public Health Crisis by Md. Mahadi Hassan, Noushin Nohor

“…ABSTRACT Background and Aims This article explores antibiotic resistance as a critical public health issue in Bangladesh, emphasizing its growing threat to the nation's healthcare system. As a developing country, Bangladesh faces unique challenges in managing this crisis, with antibiotic resistance posing significant risks due to its multidimensional problems to both individual health and the broader population. …”
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Global agricultural trade architecture: contemporary triggers by E. N. Smirnov, E. A. Karelina, M. G. Pletnev

“…It has also been found that world agricultural commodity prices will stabilize in the medium term, which is an important factor in the food security of developing countries.…”
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Determinants of digital bank transformation: a systematic literature review with prisma and bibliometrics by Wahyu Avianto, Hermanto Siregar, Anny Ratnawati, Mulya E Siregar

“…The results of the literature review show that there is an increasing trend of research related to digital banks from 2015 to 2023, which is in line with the trend of digitalization in the banking industry in both developed and developing countries. The analysis is deepened to see the important factors influencing digital bank transformation. …”
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Higher Education and Artificial Intelligence: euphoria and Alarmism by A. I. Rakitov

“…Developed and developing countries have already entered the period which is commonly referred to as “knowledge society” or “information society”. …”
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Regionalization of water quality parameters based on the landscape characteristics of small ungauged basins by Danilo Garofalo, Marcos Ferreira

“… One of the main problems associated with the analysis of water quality parameters (WQPs) in developing countries is the low number of sampling sites in small watersheds. …”
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The Enormity of Chronic Kidney Disease in Nigeria: The Situation in a Teaching Hospital in South-East Nigeria by Ifeoma I. Ulasi, Chinwuba K. Ijoma

“…To highlight the burden of CKD in developing countries, the authors looked at end-stage renal disease (ESRD) patients seen at the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Enugu, South-East Nigeria. …”
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Analysing the Physical Quality of Reconstructed Residential Environment of Bam City by mahmod Ghadir, Soghra Shahrbabaki

“…In developing countries, every year natural hazards causes major losses in urban and rural settlements. …”
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The silent menace: Worm bezoar causing acute intestinal obstruction by Shiva Shiva, Sahil Kumar, Pankaj Singh, Sanjeev Kumar, Suresh Kumar

“…In contrast to developed nations, where the usual causes of obstruction are adhesions, strictures, and metabolic derangements, infective etiologies, like tuberculosis and parasitic infestations, are more common in developing countries. We present a case report of a 22-year-old man presenting with acute intestinal obstruction due to a massive ascariasis infestation. …”
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Ensemble Weights-Based Geospatial Model for Optimal Allocation of Wind Turbines: A Case Study in Wasit, Iraq by Sachit Mourtadha Sarhan

“…The findings could encourage wind energy investment in developing countries like Iraq.…”
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Open innovation’s effects on Indonesia’s digital health market and related societal issues by Irianna Futri, Phaninee Naruetharadhol

“…This study aims to analyze the impact of open innovation in the digital healthcare market in Indonesia, a developing country with a population of over 273 million. …”
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Introduction: Intergenerational Transmissions of Infant Mortality using the Intermediate Data Structure (IDS) by Luciana Quaranta, Hilde Leikny Sommerseth

“…It has previously been shown that infant mortality clusters in a subset of families, a phenomenon which was observed in historical populations as well as contemporary developing countries. A transmission of death clustering across generations has also been shown in Belgium, but it is unknown whether such effects are specific to the studied context or are also found in other areas. …”
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Plastic Waste in Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC): Impact on the Environment and Public Health—A Systematic Review by Danladi Chiroma Husaini, Rodeli Kaylin Mendez, Michael Arzu, Lydia Harris-Thurton

“…The global spread and accumulation of plastics in freshwater, marine, and terrestrial settings are of great concern to public health and the environment, especially in developing countries with few resources. In the Caribbean and Latin America, nearly 17,000 tons of plastic waste are generated and trashed daily in open dumpsites with attendant consequences for the environment, the economy, aquatic life, the beauty of sea beaches, and public health. …”
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Fuzzy Axiomatic Approach to Blue-green Infrastructure Strategy Selection: A Sustainability Perspective by Desmond Ighravwe, Daniel Mashao

“… Flood management is a global problem that has created immense contributions from researchers and practitioners, especially those in developing countries. These people often seek ways to minimise the aftermath of a flood. …”
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Defining and Diagnosing Obesity in India: A Call for Advocacy and Action by Sanjay Kalra, Nitin Kapoor, Madhur Verma, Shehla Shaikh, Sambit Das, Jubbin Jacob, Rakesh Sahay

“…The prevalence of overweight and obesity has more than doubled since 1980, and it is predicted that around two-thirds of the global burden of the disease will be attributed to chronic non-communicable diseases. Developing countries are experiencing a more dramatic rise in the prevalence of obesity in recent years. …”
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Strengthening economic resilience through ICT during the COVID-19 pandemic: evidence from 100 countries by Muhammad Bilal, Sohaib Aqib, Ahmad Raza

“…The negative impact was more severe in developing countries, where ICT played a crucial role in mitigation. …”
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