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The British Journal of Radiology, 1976
An eight-year-old boy had always done less well than his healthy twin brother. He was found to be in renal failure, with a blood urea of 18 mmol./l., and glomerular filtration rate of 9 ml./minute (corrected EDTA clearance). The clinical diagnosis was an incomplete variant of the prune-belly syndrome.
T, Sherwood, D I, Williams
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An eight-year-old boy had always done less well than his healthy twin brother. He was found to be in renal failure, with a blood urea of 18 mmol./l., and glomerular filtration rate of 9 ml./minute (corrected EDTA clearance). The clinical diagnosis was an incomplete variant of the prune-belly syndrome.
T, Sherwood, D I, Williams
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Neurological Sciences, 2006
Epidemiological, clinical, neuropsychological and neuroimaging features characterise vascular dementia (VaD) from other dementias of non-Alzheimer type. VaD does not represent a single entity, but quite a large group of conditions characterised by different pathophysiological correlates and various clinical findings.
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Epidemiological, clinical, neuropsychological and neuroimaging features characterise vascular dementia (VaD) from other dementias of non-Alzheimer type. VaD does not represent a single entity, but quite a large group of conditions characterised by different pathophysiological correlates and various clinical findings.
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Current Opinion in Neurology, 2004
Vascular parkinsonism is a highly controversial concept since its first description by Critchley in 1929. There is no doubt that cerebrovascular disease can cause elements of parkinsonism. However, the extent of the spectrum of vascular parkinsonism remains quite imprecise.
Igor, Sibon, François, Tison
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Vascular parkinsonism is a highly controversial concept since its first description by Critchley in 1929. There is no doubt that cerebrovascular disease can cause elements of parkinsonism. However, the extent of the spectrum of vascular parkinsonism remains quite imprecise.
Igor, Sibon, François, Tison
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1989
In a retrospective survey of vascular access by means of central venous catheters, those inserted via a tunnel lasted four times longer than those inserted directly into a vein. The latter were four times more likely to become infected. The general health of patients receiving chemotherapy resulted in frequent episodes of sepsis and one-third of all ...
S J, Holmes, E M, Kiely, L, Spitz
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In a retrospective survey of vascular access by means of central venous catheters, those inserted via a tunnel lasted four times longer than those inserted directly into a vein. The latter were four times more likely to become infected. The general health of patients receiving chemotherapy resulted in frequent episodes of sepsis and one-third of all ...
S J, Holmes, E M, Kiely, L, Spitz
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Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1987
Patients with suspected transient ischemic attacks are frequently seen in the Emergency Department. Accurate diagnosis is crucial but often very difficult because signs and symptoms often will have resolved when the patient is seen. This article reviews the details of the history and physical examination that may help to establish a correct diagnosis.
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Patients with suspected transient ischemic attacks are frequently seen in the Emergency Department. Accurate diagnosis is crucial but often very difficult because signs and symptoms often will have resolved when the patient is seen. This article reviews the details of the history and physical examination that may help to establish a correct diagnosis.
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Vascular Dementia and Vascular Cognitive Impairment
2011Andrew E. Budson, Paul R. Solomon
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