World Journal of Medicine Research aim's to publish research papers, reviews and short communication in the areas of medical research. This is a quality controlled, peer-reviewed, open access INTERNATIONAL journal. Archives of Medicine publish research reports, and articles of various research processes like study protocols, pilot studies and pre-protocols. The journal is novel, attractive, open minded, and a peer-reviewed medical periodical designed to serve as a platform for both veteran and ammeter researchers with their path breaking works as long as they are technically correct and scientifically motivated. Subject areas include studies in fields of immunology, anesthesia, cardiovascular medicine, complementary medicine, dentistry and oral medicine, pathology, pharmacology and therapeutics, dermatology, respiratory medicine, rheumatology, drugs and medicines, ear, nose and throat/otolaryngology, emergency medicine, infectious diseases, neurology, nutrition and metabolism, obstetrics and gynaecology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, genetics, geriatric medicine, haematology, oncology, ophthalmology, paediatrics, psychiatry, radiology, renal medicine, pharmacognosy, sexual health, urology, epidemiology, ethnic studies, health policy, occupational health, medical education, legal and forensic medicine, environmental medicine and public health, medicine development and safety testing, drug legislation and safety.

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World Journal of Medicine Research

World Journal of Medicine Research is an open access international journal

Public Health Surveillance
Public Health surveillance is the continuous, systematic collection, analysis and interpretation of the health data. Public Health surveillance is the disease surveillance in the Public Health and in the healthcare systems. The data of the disease surveillance serves as an early warning system for any possible outbreaks that could become public health emergencies; enables monitoring and evaluation of the impact of any intervention; and monitors and clarifies the epidemiology of the health problems.[1]
Public Health surveillance tools are fundamental through the screening programs in Public Health practice. The data of the surveillance can be used to know where the health burdens are and to determine the health risks. Surveillance is able to monitor any disease trends; to monitor any changes in any infectious disease; to identify an area of research; to plan Public Health policy; and to evaluate Public Health policy/interventions. So, surveillance is vital to Public Health practice.

Types of Surveillance Systems
There are Passive and Active surveillance systems in Public Health.
• Passive Surveillance: The majority of the Public Health surveillance systems are passive. Such surveillance system relies on the healthcare providers and the laboratories to report cases of the disease to the health departments. It is efficient, simple, and occurs continuously. However, such surveillance system might lead to incomplete data due to underreporting.
• Active Surveillance: Such surveillance system is when the health departments contact the healthcare providers and the laboratories requesting information about certain disease or medical condition. The advantage of this surveillance system is having complete data. However, requires resources and time.

Surveillance in Public Health Practice

A pure vascular lesion of the right hepatic artery can be asymptomatic, while in some cases may cause infarct, 
necrosis, and abscess of the right lobe of the liver. The management of hepatic vascular lesions seems to be 
somewhat difficult both from a technical standpoint and to decision-making. The perfect knowledge of anatomy 
and possible variations of the right hepatic artery and cystic artery is mandatory. A proper surgical technique 
and consciousness are the key elements of the success and low incidence of complications, which is always 
achievable [1]. We hereby report a case of right hepatic injury which was clipped and cut during laparoscopic 
cholecystectomy which was mistakenly thought to be the cystic artery.

Volume 1, Issue 1

Surveillance in Public Health Practice

Volume 1, Issue 1

A Case of Right Hepatic Artery Injury