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Pseudohyponatremia in Acute Liver Disease
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 2013Pseudohyponatremia secondary to hypercholesterolemia is a rare condition. In this study, the case of a 41-year-old woman who presented with acute hepatitis C virus infection and normal serum sodium and cholesterol concentrations is presented. Over the course of several weeks, she developed jaundice due to biopsy-confirmed intrahepatic cholestasis and ...
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954
In general, acute abdominal diseases are of four pathological types: obstructive, infectious, hemorrhagic, and vascular. Frequently a combination of these types is observed, as in obstructions incident to infection and inflammatory edema, and in hemorrhagic pancreatitis. Together, they may produce that most serious emergency: peritonitis.
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In general, acute abdominal diseases are of four pathological types: obstructive, infectious, hemorrhagic, and vascular. Frequently a combination of these types is observed, as in obstructions incident to infection and inflammatory edema, and in hemorrhagic pancreatitis. Together, they may produce that most serious emergency: peritonitis.
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Acute granulomatous disease of the liver
The American Journal of Digestive Diseases, 1970Although the medical literature stresses the chronic nature of hepatic granulomas, we encountered, during a time span of several months, 2 patients with an acute febrile illness and hepatic involvement. Liver biopsy in both revealed epithelioid and mononuclear cell granulomas throughout the liver.
A M, Gelb +3 more
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Headache in acute cerebrovascular disease
Neurology, 1986Headache features were compared in 51 patients with acute subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH), 61 with intraparenchymal hemorrhage (IPH), and 160 with ischemic stroke (IS). SAH patients had more sentinel headaches, more onset headaches, and more bilateral and severe onset headaches than patients with IPH or IS. Vomiting with onset headache was more common in
P B, Gorelick +3 more
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Acute Cerebrovascular Disease in Women
European Neurology, 2001In 2,000 consecutive stroke patients collected in a prospective hospital-based stroke registry over a 10-year period, we assessed whether stroke in men and women was different in respect to vascular risk factors, clinical features and natural history. The frequency of the different variable in men and women was analyzed by means of univariate analysis ...
A, Arboix +5 more
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Suspicion of Acute Aortic Diseases
2012We consider here only the acute diseases of the aorta that quickly endanger the patient. This group of aortic diseases is now called “acute aortic syndrome” (AAS). AAS is a summary term for various acute life-threatening aortic conditions represented by aortic dissection, intramural hematoma, penetrating atherosclerotic ulcer, and thoracic aortic ...
TRITAPEPE, Luigi, Pacini F, Caruso M.
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Acute Miliary Diseases of the Lung
Radiology, 1952The presence OF disseminated miliary lesions in the lungs, demonstrable on the chest roentgenogram, is of frequent occurrence and is seen in a wide variety of diseases. More than 80 conditions capable of producing this appearance have been recorded (1–3).
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Acute urticaria and cardiovascular diseases
The American Journal of the Medical SciencesAcute urticaria (AU), characterized by sudden skin wheals, has been associated with various triggers. While chronic urticaria's cardiovascular comorbidities have been studied, AU's associations remain largely unexplored.This study aimed to identify prevalent cardiovascular comorbidities in AU patients and assess their clinical significance.A ...
Eli, Magen +6 more
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Acute Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
Urologic Clinics of North America, 1984Acute pelvic inflammatory disease is one of the most important consequences of sexually transmitted infection. Of sexually active women in the United States, one million (or 1 per cent) develop the infection. The sequelae include infertility (10 per cent), ectopic pregnancy (5 per cent), chronic pain (15 per cent), and recurrent infection (25 per cent).
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