ARMY NEPHRITIS.

Army Medical Service and the Army Estimates

Army Hygiene

Deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals, Army Medical Department,, Member of the Sanitary Commission for Bengal, Author of " China from a Medical point of view," ?c., ?c., 1866. London:?John Churchill and Son, Netv Burlington Strut, Calcutta :?Ii. C. Lepage ami Co. " The nation sympathises deeply with the result of a cattle ; the slaughter of a few hundreds by sword or hall excites the feelings t...

Data Alignment between Army C4I Databases and Army Simulations

C4I Interfaces to Simulations are limited in functionality. One of the principle factors causing this is a lack of interface standards. While standards are a necessary condition, they are not sufficient. In order to have a complete interface, the data to be exchanged must be represented in both systems (C4I and Simulation). However, the current status is that C4I systems and simulations 1) do n...

The prognosis of lupus nephritis in children

Introduction: Lupus nephritis is a systemic disease which affects different organs. The present study was designed to review lupus nephritis, in children its outcome and the related factors. Methods: We reviewed 48 children with lupus nephritis. Clinical and epidemiological features were studied. The patients’ outcomes and related factors were analyzed. Patient and renal survival rate were ca...

Malarial Nephritis

was a clear association with malaria, and that all these four cases responded well to treatment with quinine, whereas the other two patients were discharged with evidence of permanently damaged kidneys. Another report of his observations was published in 1942. His main evidence of the malarial origin of the subacute glomerular nephrosis which he described is the response to quinine, and thus he...