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... cutaneous steroids and cataracts in children: two case reportsAndrew TathamAddress: Leicester Royal Infirmary, Infirmary Square, Leicester LE1 5WW, UKEmail: Andrew Tatham - andrewtatham@yahoo.co.ukAbstractIntroduction: ... sub-capsular cataract and retinal detachment. Cataracts secondary to AD may occur in 25 to 50% of adults but are rare in adolescents and young adults [1]. The most common ocular finding in children is ... this eye. He con-tinues to require 0.5% hydrocortisone to his face and 1%hydrocortisone on his arms.Patient 2An 8-year-old boy presented to the paediatric ophthal-mology clinic complaining...

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... 123 min,respectively. In both groups symptoms started with pain and swelling, predominantly symmetrical and in the small joints ofthe hands and feet. In the statistical analysis without correction ... questionnaireinquiring about the initial symptoms as reported by the patient(type of initial joint symptoms, localization and distribution ofinitial joint symptoms, presence of morning stiffness). ... swollen joint count, the erosion score and the jointspace narrowing score were determined for the individualMCP and PIP joints of the hands at inclusion and at 2 and 4years follow-up, and are...

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... ofligaments, shortening of coracoid process and lengthen-ing of the suprascapular muscle (and conjoined tendon). In the case with total injury botulinum toxin (Botox®) wasinjected into the latissimus ... incidence of posterior shoulder dislocation (history, clinical examination and x-ray)during the first year of 0.28/1000 living infants and year, i.e. 7.3% of all brachial plexus birth palsies.Conclusion: ... Paediatrics/Urology/Gynecology/Endocrinology, Malmö University Hospital, Malmö, SwedenEmail: Lars B Dahlin* - Lars.Dahlin@med.lu.se; Kristina Erichs - Kristina.Erichs@skane.se; Charlotte Andersson...

... increasingly irritable and agitated and eventually exhibited fluctuating levels of consciousnesswith reduced clarity of awareness and reduced ability tomaintain attention. Disorientation, incomprehensiblespeech ... wasachieved two months later and venlafaxine maintainedat 150 mg daily and mirtazapine at 60 mg daily (relapseprevention).Lorazepam was tapered and discontinued after sixweeks of t reatment. One day ... treathypothyroidism (thyroxine-stimulating hormone < 0.01mU/L; free thyroxine = 20.9 pmol/L, free tri-iodothyro-nine = 8.5 pmol/L), standard female hormone replace-ment therapy consisting...

... during percutaneous coronaryintervention restenosis by bare metal stents, peripheralembolism following stent implantation in vein grafts, and conditions in which there is a discontinuity of ... Coronary artery aneurysm: a review. ProgCardiovasc Dis 1997, 40:77-84.4. Gurtu R, Uemura H, Tsuda E, Dubrey SW: Giant coronary artery aneurysms and myocardial infarction: aetiology and management. ... executed by GBD. GBD and GAP interpreted the patient data regarding the cardiac disease. GBD and GAP decided the clinical strategy and were operators during the coronaryangiography. They wrote the paper....

... colchicineclearance, may be more susceptible to colchicine toxicity and require cautious dosing [1,2]. In this case report,acute pancreatitis occurred in an elderly man with pre-existing renal ... narrowtherapeutic window, frequently resulting in dose-limiting gastrointestinal side-effects such asdiarrhoea and emesis. As colchicine is a cellular anti-mitotic agent, the most serious effects includemyelosuppression, ... toxicity) may occur in thesepatients even with therapeutic doses of colchicine.Competing interestsThe author(s) declare that they have no competing inter-ests.Authors' contributionsJYST...

... with painless and progressive shrinking ofher right eye. Visual acuity was 6/6 in both eyes. The main clinical findings includedexophthalmometry readings of 14 mm in the right eye and 22 mm in ... examiner in making theaccurate diagnosis.Competing interestsThe author(s) declare that they have no competing inter-ests. All authors declare no funding was required for thewriting and submission ... treatment and prog-nosis differ considerably between the various causes. Case presentationA 64-year lady was referred to the oculoplastic clinic withpainless and progressive shrinking of her...