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Self‐limited neonatal periumbilical erythema
Pediatric Dermatology, 2017AbstractWe report three cases of neonatal, noninfectious, periumbilical erythema that resolved shortly after umbilical stump detachment. We hypothesize that these infants experienced an inflammatory and vasodilatory response during the normal umbilical cord separation process. We propose a new term: self‐limited neonatal periumbilical erythema.
Caitlin M. Peterman +3 more
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Toxic pustuloderma: a self-limiting eruption
British Journal of Dermatology, 1990Three patients are described who developed numerous pinhead sized pustules within areas of a widespread toxic erythema. The eruption was precipitated by food poisoning in one patient, a suspected, but blood-culture-negative septicaemia in another and in the third patient, by a cephalosporin. This self-limiting syndrome consists of fever, a pustular and
M H, Rustin, T W, Robinson, P M, Dowd
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Intermittent Self‐Limiting Epistaxis: Not Always A Triviality
Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 2010Epistaxis is commonly seen in medical practice, and it is estimated that almost 60 percent of people experience an episode of epistaxis in their life.1 Only a minority of them need medical attention. Although it is seldom life threatening, delay in diagnosis can be lethal for these patients.
MOLTENI, Gabriele +4 more
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Self‐limiting sternal tumors of childhood (SELSTOC)
Pediatric Blood & Cancer, 2010AbstractBackgroundBecause a sternal mass is often alarming, it is important to identify the clinical features of benign processes.ProcedureData on clinical presentation, diagnostics, treatment and outcome of pediatric patients presenting with a sternal tumor between 2001 and 2009 were collected from medical records.ResultsAmong the 1,700 children who ...
Winkel, Lizet +6 more
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Ftorafur: A self-limiting source of 5-fluorouracil?
Cancer Chemotherapy and Pharmacology, 1979Studies of the cell killing effectiveness of ftorafur were carried out against 5-fluorouracil (5-FU). It appeared that in divided doses ftorafur is both relatively less toxic in terms of LD50 and bone marrow stem cell killing and less effective against L1210 and a mouse osteosarcoma than 5-FU.
Putten, L.M. van +4 more
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Darwinian selection for self-limiting populations
Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1975The rarity of Malthusian overexploitation has long puzzled naturalists. Nicholson has given an important proximate explanation of how population size is limited, but his discussion of density governing traits does not tackle the ultimate question of how populations acquired these traits which prevent overexploitation.
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IS HYPERTHYROIDISM A SELF-LIMITING DISEASE?
The Lancet, 1962G, GWINUP, G J, HAMWI
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Alcoholism as a Self-Limiting Disease
Quarterly Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 1968openaire +2 more sources