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  • Miller Fisher Syndrome: A Case Report

    By Tiffany A. Pompa

    Miller Fisher Syndrome is a rare variant of Guillain-Barre syndrome resulting in a post-infectious neuropathy that affects 0.1 per 100,000 worldwide annually. Miller Fisher syndrome presents with a triad of areflexia, ataxia and ophthalmoplegia. This typical presentation of Miller Fischer syndrome is not always evident. In this paper, we introduce a case of a young female who presented during the summertime with the triad stated above plus facial and transient lower limb parasthesia  Read..

  • Portal Venous System Thrombosis Following Splenectomy

    By John Richey

    Portal venous system thrombosis (PVST) following splenectomy due to trauma is rare. Due to the infrequent nature of this event, few studies have been completed to create standards of care for these patients. When to screen for, and how to manage this condition remains understudied. Indeed portal venous thrombosis is a life threatening emergency, and a review of the risk factors, and frequency of this event is important. This paper describes an interesting case of splenectomy following trauma, its rare complication of PVST, and finally discusses the data available regarding screening and treatment.  Read..

  • A Case of Abruptio Placentae with a History of H1N1 Influenza Infection

    By John Richey MSIII

    Y.S. was a 19 y/o Hispanic female who presented to the labor and delivery ward complaining of abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding. The patient was G1 P0, and at 33+1 weeks. Estimated date of confinement was 8/28/09 by ultrasound, as stated by the patient. She reported that while at work and at around 12:00 p.m. she felt she needed to use the restroom. She states that when she attempted this, there was a ‘gush” of blood into the toilet. Soon after this incident she called her husband, whom suggested that she call an ambulance. The ambulance arrived, and brought her to the nearest hospital. Upon the 12:39 arrival to the emergency department, the patient was rapidly triaged, and immediately sent, while still on stretcher, to the Labor and Delivery ward for further evaluation.  Read..

  • An interesting case of Hypokalemic periodic paralysis

    By Dr.Vikas Singh

    A 34 year old male, engaged in some industrial work in Noida, with no significant past history, presented to the casualty (ESI Hospital, Noida) with acute onset weakness of all four limbs. The patient had gone to bed without any weakness, but when he woke up early morning- he found himself totally unable to get up. What he could manage on bed was some movement of his limbs parallel to his bed, but couldn’t perform any movements against gravity.  Read..

  • Acute unilateral hearing loss as an unusual presentation of cholesteatoma

    By Daniel Thio , Shahzada K Ahmed and Richard C Bickerton
    Department of Otorhinolaryngology, South Warwickshire General Hospitals NHS Trust Warwick CV34 5BW UK

    41-year-old gentleman was referred to the otolaryngology outpatient clinic with a one-month history of acute right-sided hearing loss. At the time of onset, he noticed a sudden loss of hearing in his right ear immediately following the prolonged use of a pneumatic drill on concrete without the benefit of ear protection. There was no previous history of noise exposure or any ear problems.  Read..

  • Hypnosis-associated blue-tinted vision: a case report

    By Ran D Anbar and Aaron D Savedoff

    The patient reported blue-tinted vision when he used hypnosis on an almost daily basis for seven years. The visual change typically occurred when he was relaxed.  Read..

  • A liver fibrosis cocktail? Psoriasis, methotrexate and genetic hemochromatosis

    By Joseph Mathew , Nick Morley , May Y Leong and Alastair D Burt

    Pathologists are often faced with the dilemma of whether to recommend continuation of methotrexate therapy for psoriasis within the context of an existing pro-fibrogenic risk factor, in this instance, patients with genetic hemochromatosis.  Read..

  • Bilateral neuro-retinitis following chick embryo cell anti-rabies vaccination – a case report

    By Rohit Saxena , Harinder Singh Sethi , Harminder Kumar Rai and Vimla Menon
    Dr. R. P. Centre for Ophthalmic Sciences, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi 110029, India

    56 year old male presented with complaint of acute onset painless diminution of vision in the right eye of 3 days duration followed by similar complaint in left eye after 1 day which deteriorated over the next 2 days.  Read..

  • Erythema induratum: a case of mistaken identity

    By Gary Y Chew, Christopher Henderson and John W Quin

    A 29-year-old Vietnamese woman who had migrated to Australia 5 years previously was referred with a 2-month history of erythematous painful nodules on her thighs and left buttock, the largest of which measured 3 cm × 4 cm.  Read..

  • Fracture of malleus and dislocation of multiple ossicular joints after welding flame burn

    By Liu, Wei

    We report a rare case of fracture of the malleus and multiple ossicular dislocation. The fracture and dislocation of the ossicular chain occurred in a welding worker who suffered from a welding flame bum and self-induced earpick trauma of his left ear.  Read..

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  • Use of software to recover lost data from memory card digital devices

    By Data Recovery Software

    Use of software to recover lost data from memory card digital devices
    Use of software to recover lost data including official or personal data from memory card digital devices for easy and quick recovery of deleted data in few mouse clicks. It provides easy graphical user interface to run the software without any difficulty.  Read..

  • Advanced Technologies of internet help save money on prescription drugs !

    By Danielle bush

    Internet technology is in the boom now-a-days, for each and every thing we take help of internet. It is the fastest means of providing detailed information and knowledge. It has rapidly changed every aspect of our lives. Buying patterns has also made a remarkable stand when it comes to purchasing of any goods or medications  Read..

  • Generic Viagra the medical boon in lowering divorce rates

    By Ayana Walter

    Sexuality has got two colours pink and black. If a relationship is indulged in happy going sex life, then they are the lucky ones to enjoy their pink days, for a greater span of time. But for those unfortunate ones, whose sex life has taken a toll, experience the dark nights of depression. Hence, it is very essential to maintain the tenderness in your sexual relationship.  Read..

  • Importance of Medical Website & How to Choose Professional Medical Website Design Company

    By Jayesh

    Importance of Medical Website & How to Choose Professional Medical Website Design Company  Read..

  • Going Back to Nature in the Clinical Enironment for Improved Patient Outcomes

    By Tamara Sullivan
  • Application of Statistics in Hospital and Healthcare Organizations

    By Abinash Adhikari
  • Use of Statistics in Hospital and Healthcare Organizations

    By Abinash Adhikari
  • A Polypill Offering Empty Hope

    By Dr Pieris Nicola

    Data supporting the effects of a Polypill were from trials of single risk factor intervention, from which theoretical estimates for the additive effects of its individual components were extrapolated, and not from simultaneous intervention for several risk factors. The claims touted for the Polypill in a series of BMJ papers1,2 are therefore unlikely to translate into clinical practice  Read..

  • Impact of Clinical Pharmacist in an Anticoagulation Management Service in several countries

    By Guy-Armel Bounda

    the impact of the clinical pahrmacist in antigoagulation management , and the most important anticoagulants used and how each one works  Read..

  • LASIK and sports-related eye injuries

    By Amandeep Singh; Co-Author: Dr. Arun Gulani

    In the simplest of terms, LASIK surgery can be described as a procedure that is a means for people to have their problems of nearsightedness, farsightedness and even astigmatism corrected. During the procedure, the Excimer Laser is used to reshape the cornea after a thin corneal flap is formed. This surgery is becoming very popular throughout the world, as the quantity of people undergoing it is increasing at an enormous rate.  Read..

  • Hypoxia: Deadly killer in Anesthesia

    By Dr. Md. Rajib Pervez

    An informative article about hypoxia discussing the History of oxygen, Oxygen cascade, Oxygen transport. Hypoxia definition, Hypoxia types, Hypoxia sign and symptoms, Measurement and Management, Oxygen therapy in anesthesia, dark sides of oxygen etc..  Read..

  • Anesthesia: What you need to know ?

    By Dr. Md. Rajib Pervez

    Surgery without adequate pain control may seem cruel to the modern reader, yet this was the common practice throughout most of history. While anesthesia is considered a relatively new field, surgery predates recorded human history. Human skull trephinations occurred as early as 10,000 BC, with archaeological evidence of post-procedure bone infection and healing, proving these primitive surgeries were performed on living humans.  Read..

  • Obtaining reference Interval for the Laboratory parameters

    By Venkatesan

    Reference values (or normal values) for hematological and biochemical parameters are used to aid physicians to interpret results of clinical measurements. They may also be used in clinical trials as a guide to setting inclusion / exclusion criteria as well as the basis of safety monitoring for trial participants  Read..

  • Eliminate body toxins effectively with a colon cleanser

    By rosewellroy

    In the recent decade, medical reports have been released attributing various digestive problems, unexplained body and joint pains, fatigue and allergies to the toxins that have clogged in their colons. With the idea of getting rid of harmful toxins and extra waste that have built up in ones colon over the years, comes the ideal way to improve one’s physical well being. The utilization of a colon cleanser is the new way to rid your body of toxins  Read..

  • A Serious and Effective Colon Cleanse Method

    By rosewellroy

    A medical breakthrough that is gaining recognition and acceptance by most medical and healthcare professionals is the colon irrigation as a method of colon cleanse. In tidying up the colon from all the unnecessary and unhealthy substances piled up in the colon walls, colon irrigation is deemed very effective in cleansing the colon.  Read..

  • Negative Patients’ Reviews: How to Protect Physician’s Reputation Online

    By Jeremy Kesh

    Patients’ reviews Online have become the norm and yes, you’re being judged by them as we speak. Many physicians perceive them as a threat to their reputations and income which they can - but don’t have to! - be  Read..

  • Beautiful Physicians’ Websites DON’T Bring Patients

    By Jeremy Kesh

    Everybody told you that you must have a Website. You’ve bravely placed the order, paid good money, perhaps even gotten a cool gadget for the Website (like appointment-setting Online or downloadable patients’ forms) and now you have a really-good looking Website and a domain name consisting of your name and title  Read..

  • Abnormal Heart Rate Recovery Immediately After Treadmill Testing : Correlation with Clinical, Exercise Testing, and Myocardial Perfusion Parameters

    By Dr. Emad Kamel Abou sabt

    The heart is under influence of both divisions of the autonomic nervous system. The sympathetic system has positive chronotropic action whereas the parasympathetic system has negative chronotropic action. Previous studies have shown that imbalance between sympathetic and parasympathetic tone and excessive stimulation of the sympathetic nervous system are fundamental risk factors for cardiac death  Read..

  • Soft Drinks Contaminated by Benzene

    By subash

    Bacon cheeseburgers and French fries drip with weight gain, increased cholesterol levels, and higher blood pressure. But what if further research findings made these foods look safe?  Read..

  • Vitamins

    By eDoctorOnline.com Staff

    A group of substances essential to normal metabolism, growth and
    development, and regulation of cell function; vitamins work together with
    enzymes, co-factors, and other substances.  Read..

  • Diabetes Mellitus

    By eDoctorOnline.com Staff

    Diabetes is the fourth leading cause of death by disease in the U.S. Diabetes is the leading cause of end-stage renal disease, blindness, non-traumatic amputation and impotence. Heart disease and stroke are two to six times more common in people with diabetes.  Read..

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