Cerebellar Abscess; Sudden Coma and Apnœa; Recovery after Operation during Artificial Respiration

A Case of Hepatic Abscess: Operation and Recovery

Territory, Rajputana, came to the hospital, suffering from abscess of the liver. Previous history.? Last winter (1896) he suffered from acute lobar pneumonia, and lias been suffering from chronic dysentery and malarial fever of an intermittent kind for the last three months. He complained of pain in the hepatic area. Present condition?I. General.? Very weak and prostrate (typhoid condition) ; c...

Inguinal Abscess: Communication with Abdominal Cavity and Peritonitis after Operation: Recovery

pus escaped, and subsequently light water dressing was applied. Next morning the bandage was found quite saturated with discharge, and on removing the dressing and applying gentle pressure over the riizht iliac fossa, about half an ounce of clear, serous fluid (peritoneal) oozed out ; on the left side the edges of the incision showed a tendency to heal, without any further purulent accumulation...

Thymectomy during Myasthenic Crisis under Artificial Respiration.

A 34-year-old man was diagnosed with thymoma, which was evaluated preoperatively as stage II or III, with myasthenia gravis (MG). The size of the tumor was 70 × 44 × 80 mm. No invasion to neighboring organs was observed. Prednisolone was prescribed for stabilization of MG. However, a myasthenic crisis (MC) occurred, and intensive care, including emergent endobronchial intubation followed by art...

A Large Hepatic Abscess Tapped and Injected with Carbolic Oil; Convalescence; Sudden Death Four Weeks after the Operation

Functional recovery after rehabilitation for cerebellar stroke.

BACKGROUND AND PURPOSE Relatively few data exist concerning functional recovery after ischemic and hemorrhagic cerebellar stroke. We studied patients admitted to a rehabilitation hospital after cerebellar stroke to quantify recovery after rehabilitation therapy and to identify variables that predicted functional outcome. METHODS This study was a retrospective review of consecutive cases admit...