501 INCIDENCE OF MINIMAL LESION NEPHROSIS IN EASTERN KENTUCKY

Minimal change nephrosis and allergy.

Nephrosis: Its Nature and Incidence in Indians

Common Raven Nests in Eastern Kentucky

Although ravens were once widespread throughout Appalachia they are now considered threatened or endangered in many states of the region. We document a nesting pair of common ravens in an area of southeastern Kentucky nearly 50 km northwest of traditional nesting sites. Further, we suggest several factors that may have influenced the patterns of raven abundance in the state and offer management...

Ankyropteris from the Pennsylvanian of Eastern Kentucky

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A skin lesion in a patient from Kentucky.

A 51-year-old woman from Kentucky presented in June 2004 with a –cm skin lesion on her right shoulder that had 6.8 7.0 been present for 1 day (figure 1). The patient had removed from this site the 2 ticks depicted in figures 2 and 3. The larger tick was removed 1 week before presentation, and the smaller tick was removed 1 day before the onset of the skin lesion. The skin lesion was not warm or...