CASE OF SIMPLE APOPLEXY, DETERMINED PERHAPS BY CONCUSSION.

A Case of Cerebellar Apoplexy

C., aged 35 years, Hindu male, was admitted into the hospital on the 10th August, 1938, with the following complaints:? 1. Inability to walk. 2. Difficulty in swallowing food and drink. 3. Difficulty in speaking clearly. 4. Dizziness. 5. Vomiting. Family history:?Nothing important. Personal history:?Addicted to alcohol and heavy smoking. Past illness:?Contracted syphilis about 15 years back. Tw...

A Case of Cerebellar Apoplexy *Paper rearranged by the editor.

a study on insurer solvency by panel data model: the case of iranian insurance market

the aim of this thesis is an approach for assessing insurer’s solvency for iranian insurance companies. we use of economic data with both time series and cross-sectional variation, thus by using the panel data model will survey the insurer solvency.

A case of pituitary apoplexy in pregnancy

UNLABELLED Pituitary apoplexy is a rare event in pregnancy. A 41-year-old woman with a known pituitary microadenoma presented with visual disturbance and headache during the second trimester of pregnancy. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) demonstrated pituitary apoplexy with chiasmal compression. After treatment with corticosteroid therapy, she underwent transsphenoidal excision of the pituitary...

A Case of Blindness Preceding Apoplexy