Medical Animation and Communication

A clinical study report (CSR) is a pivotal document in the drug submission process, which is prepared for presenting methods and results of a clinical trial. The guidelines provided by International Conference on Harmonisation (ICH) are used to prepare a complete CSR. Before even writing a CSR, many writers find it difficult to compile the appendices (contain supplementary information) for submitting CSR to the regulatory bodies. These appendices, when requested by the regulatory authorities, need to be submitted within 48 hours.Read More 

A good manuscript is an original document(s) usually explains new outcomes through well-organized scientific research. In the field of pharmaceutical science, any performed research study is necessary to convert into published manuscripts. Generally, it is written by a scientific writer for researchers. Manuscripts can be published in the national or international scientific journals in the form of expert and editorial opinions, reviews, research articles, short communications, and proceedings. From these, research and reviews articles are the most important and prevalent types of manuscripts, which are often read and written. Read More 

3D medical animation has become an educational tool that is used by a wide range of audiences such as healthcare professionals, patients, and students. 3D medical animation is prepared as a short educational video or film that easily and effectively explains complex medical processes and different health topics such as the origin of disease and working of drugs in the body.Read More 

The sample size determination is the statistical estimation of the number of patients to be enrolled in the study, which provides correct analysis, high accuracy level, and also validates the significant expected results of the study (endpoints). Today, sample size calculation has become an important issue in the pharmaceutical sector because the too large sample may waste time, resources and cost, while too small sample size may lead to incorrect results.Read More

Medical writers are an essential part of any scientific project. A well-experienced medical writer is responsible not only for writing but also for planning, organising, and reviewing scientific documents for regulatory submissions, scientific journals, meeting presentations etc. Medical communication agencies and pharmaceutical companies usually employ medical writers. However, other organizations such as contract research organizations, medical or scientific institutions, medical journals and medical websites also look for great medical writers due to increasing demand for scientific writing.Read More 

Osteoarthritis is a very common form of joint disease, which affects millions of people across the world. It occurs when cartilage degenerates from joint bones. Therefore, it is also known as osteoarthrosis or degenerative arthritis. Osteoarthritis is characterized by joint inflammation, which can be occurred by aging, injury, and heredity. It affects any joint in the body, but it impacts the joints which move a lot in daily life and wear most of the body weight such as hands, hips, knees, and spine. Read More

Vasculitis, a group of diseases, causes inflammation in the blood vessels and results in weakening, thickening, narrowing or scarring of blood vessels. There are various types of vasculitis, and most of the types are rare. The causes of vasculitis are generally unknown. Vasculitis falls under autoimmune disease category in which the healthy blood vessels are attacked by the immune system for some reasons.Read More 

At adi Intellect we provides Medical communications services to the pharmaceutical industry to raise the awareness of medicines.

Scleroderma is also known as systemic sclerosis. It is a chronic autoimmune rheumatic disease of connective tissues. In this disease, a protein, collagen, is formed in the excessive amount in the extracellular spaces between the connective tissues. This results in the thickening and tightening of the skin. Therefore, the most common sign of the disease is the hardening of the skin. Blood vessels may become thickened and function improperly that further leads to high blood pressure and tissue damage. Scar formation on the lungs and kidneys can also be observed. Read More 

Hernia is a common condition which occurs due to weakness in the muscular wall which holds the part of organ or tissue in place and forms lump or bulge. Hernia may be congenital (present during birth) due to defective development of the abdominal wall or may develop at any time thereafter in the abdominal wall. It frequently develops in men, because of more physical exertions than in women.Read More 

Atopic dermatitis is a chronic (long-term) skin disease that causes inflammation and itching. Usually, this disease is found in infants or young adults but can also occur in adults. The disease is generally caused by an increased level of immunoglobulins (IgE). Atopic dermatitis can be further triggered by some allergens including dust mites, pollens, soaps, etc. Severe cases of atopic dermatitis can affect the quality of life. Read More 

Alzheimer’s is a chronic degenerative disease that destroys many important mental functions, such as memory, thinking, behaviour, and learning capability. The prevalence of Alzheimer’s is 50% to 75%, mainly affecting people aged ≥ 65 years. The progression of this disease is up to the extent that the affected persons lose the ability to start a conversation and giving any response to the environment. Read More 

Overactive bladder is a chronic condition which causes a sudden need to urinate or leakage of urine when the muscles of the bladder contract involuntarily pushing the urine out of the bladder. This contraction may occur due to damaged nerves of the bladder, the nervous system (spinal cord and brain), and muscles themselves. Read More 

A kidney stone is a very common disease in which solid mass or pebble-like piece which develops when the excretion of minerals and salts or stone-forming substances such as calcium, oxalate, cysteine, phosphate, and urate are increased in the urine.Read More 

A wart is an abnormal small growth on the skin, which is caused by the virus called human papillomavirus (HPV). Warts can appear at any age and anywhere on the body but commonly appear on the hands and feet and in children and teenagers. The shape of wart looks like a solid blister or a small cauliflower and sometimes, tiny black dots on warts appear due to clotted blood vessels. Read More 

Ulcerative colitis, an inflammatory bowel disease, is a chronic disease that causes irritation, inflammation and sores (ulcers) on the inner side of large intestine and rectum. These sores can produce pus and bleed, resulting in the severe ulcerative colitis. Read More