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Iatrogenic Disease in the Perinatal Period
Pediatric Clinics of North America, 1989The ever-changing complexion of iatrogenic perinatal disease dictates the following: 1. Neonatologists and pediatric pathologists must be aware of the current spectrum of these lesions and ever alert to the appearance of new ones. 2. The neonatologist and pediatric pathologist within any given institution should be in regular, systematic communication ...
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Iatrogenic Disease in Late Life
Clinics in Geriatric Medicine, 1986Iatrogenic diseases are common in the elderly, particularly in the hospitalized patient. Adverse outcomes may be induced by poor communication with patients, inadequate history and examination, and inappropriate use of diagnostic resources. However, even when resources are used appropriately, adverse outcomes do occur, hence the price paid for ...
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Iatrogenic Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease
2018Iatrogenic transmission of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (CJD) has occurred through particular medical procedures. Among them, dura mater grafts and pituitary-derived growth hormone obtained from human cadavers undiagnosed as CJD are the most frequent sources of infection. Recent advances in our knowledge about dura mater graft- and human pituitary-derived
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2016
Drug-induced interstitial lung diseases present with a variety of tissue reaction, most of them already discussed in previous chapters. A common presentation is diffuse alveolar damage as an acute reaction, often followed by organizing DAD, where hyaline membranes can still be recognized, and finally ending as organizing pneumonia and lung fibrosis ...
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Drug-induced interstitial lung diseases present with a variety of tissue reaction, most of them already discussed in previous chapters. A common presentation is diffuse alveolar damage as an acute reaction, often followed by organizing DAD, where hyaline membranes can still be recognized, and finally ending as organizing pneumonia and lung fibrosis ...
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Iatrogenic Disease of the Genitourinary Tract
Advances in Anatomic Pathology, 2019Iatrogenic disease is defined as illness caused by diagnostic procedures or treatment given by health care professionals. More recently described treatment complications involving the genitourinary tract include newly recognized variants of renal carcinoma in the setting of dialysis/end-stage renal disease, treatment effect in genitourinary carcinomas,
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1954
To the Editor: —I am writing about my article that appeared inThe Journal, Nov. 7, 1953, page 910. I wish to state that some of the material used in that paper was taken from an article on iatrogenic heart disease published in the Annals of Internal Medicine ( 38 :9-22 [Jan.] 1953) by Dr. Harry B. Weinberg. It is my wish to give Dr.
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To the Editor: —I am writing about my article that appeared inThe Journal, Nov. 7, 1953, page 910. I wish to state that some of the material used in that paper was taken from an article on iatrogenic heart disease published in the Annals of Internal Medicine ( 38 :9-22 [Jan.] 1953) by Dr. Harry B. Weinberg. It is my wish to give Dr.
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