An atypical case of atypical pneumonia

Anterior Plagiocephaly in an Atypical Case of Apert Syndrome

Apert syndrome is a congenital craniosynostosis syndrome comprising of bilateral coronal synostosis , symmetric syndactyly of hands and feet and midface hypoplasia. We present an atypical phenotype of this syndrome with right sided unilateral coronal synostosis. However, type I apert hand and other clinical and radiological features suggestthe diagnosis. Genetic analysis revealed an absence of ...

Primary Atypical Pneumonia

Primary atypical pneumonia.

Many recent communications to the medical literature on primary atypical pneumonia have emphasized the difficulty of differentiating that disease from other pneumonic consolidations from the roentgenogram I t is generally recognized that the various pulmonary inflammations do, on x-ray examination, have a tendency to group types: there are so-called "typical" pictures for pneumococcal lobar con...

Atypical Pneumonia and Psittacosis.

An Atypical Case of Measles

young boy of ten, on the evening of 10th May> 1946, who suddenly started diarrhoea. There was no particular history except that he had passed a few loose motions. Of course, he complained much of griping. He was on ordinary indigenous drugs and was given khichn in diet. The stools contained much of fsecal matter. The temperature of the patient was 100?F. Next morning the frequency of the motion...