Caries of the cranium ending fatally

A Case of Continued Fever Ending Fatally

the archetype of mother: a never-ending story retold by poe

investigation the archetype of mother can help the reader to understand poes works, especially his fiction, better, if not fully. motivated by internal and external drives to get into the universe in its manifold form poe was impelled to art and, from various modes of art, to symbolism. how much was poe successful to produce works of art has been a matter of dispute among critics. however, ther...

Thinking outside the cranium

Introduction Cerebral toxoplasmosis is a leading cause of central nervous system (CNS) lesions in severely immunocompromised human immunodeficiency virus+ (HIV+) patients who are seropositive for the parasite and have not received effective chemoprophylaxis. A 48-year-old HIV+ woman presented to our emergency room with seizure and decreased level of consciousness. She had developed fever, produ...

Cranium Bifidum

An infant girl was referred for assessment and management of a large frontal skull defect. She was born, after an uneventful pregnancy, by caesarian section to a 36-year-old mother (G1P1). The procedure was performed electively for a breech presentation. Her antenatal ultrasound had shown no specific abnormalities. The attending pediatrician immediately noted a large bi-frontal (but predominant...

A study of the rhythmic motions of the Cranium living cranium

The hypothesis of inherent motility of the cranium has been supported by palpation of the living head. The hypothesis that a rhythm synchronous with the arterial pulse and another associated with thoracic respiration might be detected is in accord with known physiologic phenomena. The report of a third palpable rhythm, slower than either pulse or respiration, required more study. This article r...