Congenital miliaria crystallina following maternal febrile illness

Congenital miliaria crystallina SWISS SOCIETY OF NEONATOLOGY

Maternal Illness and Congenital Defects: A Review

In recent decades a majority of neonatal deaths, chronic medical conditions and disabilities are found to be associated with the congenital defects. Congenital defects are the structural and functional malformations in babies present at the birth. These defects can cause reduced survival rates of affected individuals and considerable percentage of neonatal death worldwide. In this study an exte...

Claustrum damage and refractory status epilepticus following febrile illness.

OBJECTIVE To characterize the clinical, EEG, and brain imaging findings in an adult case series of patients with de novo refractory status epilepticus (SE) occurring after a febrile illness. METHODS A retrospective study (2010-2013) was undertaken with the following inclusion criteria: (1) previously healthy adults with refractory SE; (2) seizure onset 0-21 days after a febrile illness; (3) l...

Febrile Illness with Skin Rashes

Skin rashes that appear during febrile illnesses are in fact caused by various infectious diseases. Since infectious exanthematous diseases range from mild infections that disappear naturally to severe infectious diseases, focus on and basic knowledge of these diseases is very important. But, these include non-infectious diseases, so that comprehensive knowledge of these other diseases is requi...

Febrile Illness in the Athlete

CONTEXT Acute febrile illnesses are common in athletes over the course of training and competition seasons. Complete recovery and rapid yet safe return to participation are critical for competitive athletes. Alterations in thermoregulation, metabolism, fluid homeostasis, muscle strength, and endurance, as well as potential complications for the athlete and others, must be considered. EVIDENCE...