Chyluria associated with bronchial carcinoma

Chyluria associated with bronchial carcinoma.

Introduction Descriptions of chyluria-the passage of milky white urine have been recorded since the time of Hippocrates (Foesius, 1665). The condition, although not uncommon in the Far East, is rare in Britain. On a world-wide basis, it most commonly results from filarial worm infection of lymphatics. Non-parasitic causes of chyluria include congenital malformations of the thoracic duct, trauma...

Cushing's Syndrome Associated with Bronchial Carcinoma.

CUSHING'S syndrome associated with malignant neoplasia is a rare disease; 51 cases are adequately recorded. Allott and Skelton (1960) reviewed all reported cases and added two of their own. Another 12 cases have been reported since (Bagshawe 1960, Parrish 1962, Vogel, Keating and Bohn 1961, Billinghurst, Thould, Galpin and Hinton 1961, Thompson, Horwick and Davis 1962, Meador, Liddle, Island, N...

Thrombocytopenic purpura with bronchial carcinoma.

PLIMPTON, C. H., and GELLHORN, A. (1956): Hypercalcemia in Malignant Disease without Evidence of Bone Destruction, Amer. J. Med., 21, 750. RIGGS, B. L., and SPRAGUE, R. G. (1961): Association of Cushing's Syndrome and Neoplastic Disease, Arch. intern. med., 108, 841. Ross, E. J. (1965): Hormonal Syndromes in Carcinoma of the Bronchus in "Symposium on Advanced Medicine" p. 377. London: Pitman. R...

Bronchial carcinoma.

Bronchial Carcinoma