In the year 2018, the Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand (NLM Title Abbreviation: J Med Assoc Thai; ISO Abbreviation: J Med Assoc Thai; and in original Thai: Chot Mai Het Thang Phaet) will celebrate its 100th Anniversary. It is the oldest academic journal ever established in Thailand and has been published without interruption since then. Today, it is still the only one monthly journal with highest numbers of annual regularly published and supplement articles among the 308 Thai biomedical journals listed in Thai-journal Citation Index Center for the years 2014-2016. These figures confirm that the J Med Assoc Thai is the most in-demand journal by Thai scientists and early career researchers to publish their research findings as academic contributions to global scientific community.
The first issue of the Journal of Medical Association of Thailand was published in 1918 by the Siam Red Cross Society under the name of “the Medical Journal of the Red Cross Society of Siam”. A few years later, the management of the journal was transferred to the Medical Association of Thailand which was independent from any academic institute and became a non-profit medical organization whose members were doctors from all specialties. Since the journal had published scientific articles submitted by authors from various institutes and was subscribed by local and international libraries, the name of the journal was later changed to the “Journal of the Medical Association of Thailand” in 1941. It has published several national and international articles which were of exceptional clinical importance and urgency and local scientific findings to serve public policies and clinical practice guidelines of various tropical infections as well as non-infectious diseases. The journal is the wholly owned subsidiary of the Medical Association of Thailand.read more...
Clinical Features and Liver Function Tests in Non-ICU Hospitalized Patients with COVID-19 in University of Phayao Hospital
The aforementioned findings offer valuable insights for the therapeutic care of individuals with COVID-19 in the current endemic situation. Moreover, they have the potential to enhance early detection of patient situations, facilitate appropriate treatment strategies, and ultimately contribute to the reduction of mortality rates.
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Pain-Reducing Modalities Before Botulinum Type A Injections for Hemifacial Spasm Treatment: A Comparative Study
EMLA cream application resulted in the lowest mean pain and the highest satisfaction scores. Control with placebo intervention increased the satisfaction score without reducing the mean pain score. Cold compression decreased bleeding complications, and the second-lowest mean pain scores.
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Characteristics of Hospital-Acquired Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Infection in Young Children Prior to the COVID-19 Outbreak
HA-RSV coincides with community outbreaks, being more severe and affecting vulnerable patients. Targeted surveillance during high RSV seasons is crucial for prevention in hospitals.
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Efficacy of Auricular Point Acupressure with Magnetic Plates on Postpartum Anxiety and Depression in Low Risk Parturient at Thammasat University Hospital: A Randomized Clinical Controlled Trial
Auricular acupressure (AC) with or without magnetic plates at HT7, CO15 and AT4 significantly reduced anxiety and decreased depression with less confidence in postpartum subjects.
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Prevalence of Anti-HLA Antibodies in Multiply Transfused Patients with Hematologic Malignancy
Patients with hematologic malignancies who required long-term blood transfusion supportive could be at high risk for the development of anti-HLA antibodies. Important risk factors are pregnancy, multiple transfusions, and myelodysplastic syndromes (MDS).
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