ASN Clinical Pathological Conference

Clinical Pathological Conference

complaining of pain in the abdomen. During the previous four months his appetite had been poor and he had lost some weight. His bowel movements had been regular, except for an occasional attack of diarrhea. There had been no nausea or vomiting. Four days before admission he complained of dull steady pain in the epigastrium and both flanks. Simultaneously he became constipated and was unable to ...

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Special Feature American Society of Nephrology Clinical Pathological Conference

A 13-year-old girl presented with proteinuria and acute kidney failure. She was born at full term via cesarean delivery (due to nuchal cord), but there were no other prenatal or perinatal complications. In early childhood the patient had two hospitalizations at ages 4.5 and 9 years, respectively, the latter for pneumonia. She had no history of symptoms of kidney disease. She came to the hospita...

Clinico-pathological conference 2002.

INTRODUCTION Six cases are reported, each presented at the 11th Biennial Congress of the International Association of Oral Pathologists as an instructive case for differential diagnosis on the basis of clinical, imaging or histological features. CLINICAL PICTURE Case diagnoses included a large, possibly intraosseous, myofibroma presenting with an oral mass; Langerhans cell histiocytosis with ...

Clinico - pathological conference Disseminated cytomegalovirus infection

Address for correspondence: Dr R F Miller, Department of Medicine, UCMSM, First Floor Cross Piece, Middlesex Hospital, London, WIN 8AA, UK Accepted for publication 14 February 1992 Case presentation (DrA Grant) A 42 year old male Caucasian homosexual was found to be HIV antibody positive in May 1986. In June 1986 he was recruited to the MRC/ANRS Concorde Study. This is a double-blind placebo co...